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Law

Marianne Boesky Loses Her Legal Battle Against Artist Diana Al-Hadid Over an Artwork They Both Claimed Was Theirs

In the ruling, a New York judge said their consignment agreement was not a transfer of ownership from the artist to the dealer.

By Eileen Kinsella, May 11, 2022

Museums

A Former Gas Station in Berlin Has Been Revamped Into a Museum Dedicated to the Celebrated Weimar Artist George Grosz

The German artist captured the harsh realities of life in Berlin in vivid color.

By Hili Perlson, May 11, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

David Hockney Has Created His Largest Painting Ever—a 314-Foot Frieze Inspired by His Year in Lockdown

The frieze, recording a year in Normandy, was inspired by the region's historic Bayeux Tapestry.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, May 11, 2022

Museums

The Mayor of Paris Orders an Investigation Into Accusations That Permanent Staff Are Harassing Temp Workers at the City’s Museums

The workers' testimonies paint a picture of a power imbalance whereby some long-term civil servants believed they could act with impunity.

By Anna Sansom, May 11, 2022

Art World

Ascendant Art Star Michael Armitage Will Design the U.K.’s New £1 Coin, Set to Debut in 2023

The redesign by a Kenyan-born artist is intended to symbolize modern Britain.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, May 11, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

See How Two Sisters—and a Team of 5,000—Crocheted Extraordinary Sculptures of the World’s Coral Reefs

Part of the idea behind the work is to encourage a community spirit.

By Amah-Rose Abrams, May 11, 2022

Art World

Art Industry News: Inside Pussy Riot Cofounder Maria Alyokhina’s Epic Escape From Russia Disguised as a Food Courier + Other Stories

Plus, Daniel Wildenstein’s estate agrees to pay a $17 million settlement to the IRS, and the U.K. Museum of the Year shortlist is out.

By Artnet News, May 11, 2022

Studio Visit

Peer Into the Studio of L.A. Painter Tahnee Lonsdale, Whose Cat Helps Remind Her That Sometimes It’s Okay to Rest

Lonsdale has a show opening this week at Night Gallery in Los Angeles.

By Sarah Cascone, May 11, 2022

Art History

Cecilia Vicuña Had to Repaint One of Her Works in the Venice Biennale Because a Friend Lost It When Moving Into a New House

The artist revealed the untold story of a previously discarded work during a chance encounter with its new owner.

By Maya Asha McDonald, May 11, 2022

Editors’ Picks: 14 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Moleskine Art Show to a Cocktail for the Women of Surrealism

Plus, an annual scavenger hunt returns to the Bronx, and legal experts talk museum deaccessioning.

By Sarah Cascone, May 10, 2022

People

Two Visual Artists, Winfred Rembert and Raven Chacon, Have Been Awarded Pulitzer Prizes for Biography and Music

Rembert survived seven years on a chain gang and used his experiences in his art, and Navajo artist Chacon gives voice to the voiceless.

By Amah-Rose Abrams, May 10, 2022

Law

Marianne Boesky Loses Her Legal Battle Against Artist Diana Al-Hadid Over an Artwork They Both Claimed Was Theirs

Museums

A Former Gas Station in Berlin Has Been Revamped Into a Museum Dedicated to the Celebrated Weimar Artist George Grosz

Shows & Exhibitions

David Hockney Has Created His Largest Painting Ever—a 314-Foot Frieze Inspired by His Year in Lockdown

Museums

The Mayor of Paris Orders an Investigation Into Accusations That Permanent Staff Are Harassing Temp Workers at the City’s Museums

Art World

Ascendant Art Star Michael Armitage Will Design the U.K.’s New £1 Coin, Set to Debut in 2023

Shows & Exhibitions

See How Two Sisters—and a Team of 5,000—Crocheted Extraordinary Sculptures of the World’s Coral Reefs

Art World

Art Industry News: Inside Pussy Riot Cofounder Maria Alyokhina’s Epic Escape From Russia Disguised as a Food Courier + Other Stories

Studio Visit

Peer Into the Studio of L.A. Painter Tahnee Lonsdale, Whose Cat Helps Remind Her That Sometimes It’s Okay to Rest

Art History

Cecilia Vicuña Had to Repaint One of Her Works in the Venice Biennale Because a Friend Lost It When Moving Into a New House

Pop Culture

Airbnb Will Give a Handful of Very Lucky Tourists the Chance to Spend the Night in the Historic Moulin Rouge in Paris

Pop Culture

Beeple’s Collab With Madonna Is All About Celebrating Birth, But It Drains the Life Out of Pop’s Biggest Star

Politics

Barbara Kruger Explains Her Cover for New York Magazine, a Politically Charged Polemic Against the End of Roe v. Wade

Politics

Russian Forces Have Destroyed Nearly 200 Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Sites, President Zelensky Says

Events and Parties

Editors’ Picks: 14 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Moleskine Art Show to a Cocktail for the Women of Surrealism

People

Two Visual Artists, Winfred Rembert and Raven Chacon, Have Been Awarded Pulitzer Prizes for Biography and Music

Marianne Boesky Loses Her Legal Battle Against Artist Diana Al-Hadid Over an Artwork They Both Claimed Was Theirs

A Former Gas Station in Berlin Has Been Revamped Into a Museum Dedicated to the Celebrated Weimar Artist George Grosz

David Hockney Has Created His Largest Painting Ever—a 314-Foot Frieze Inspired by His Year in Lockdown

The Mayor of Paris Orders an Investigation Into Accusations That Permanent Staff Are Harassing Temp Workers at the City’s Museums

Ascendant Art Star Michael Armitage Will Design the U.K.’s New £1 Coin, Set to Debut in 2023

See How Two Sisters—and a Team of 5,000—Crocheted Extraordinary Sculptures of the World’s Coral Reefs

Art Industry News: Inside Pussy Riot Cofounder Maria Alyokhina’s Epic Escape From Russia Disguised as a Food Courier + Other Stories

Peer Into the Studio of L.A. Painter Tahnee Lonsdale, Whose Cat Helps Remind Her That Sometimes It’s Okay to Rest

Cecilia Vicuña Had to Repaint One of Her Works in the Venice Biennale Because a Friend Lost It When Moving Into a New House

Airbnb Will Give a Handful of Very Lucky Tourists the Chance to Spend the Night in the Historic Moulin Rouge in Paris

Beeple’s Collab With Madonna Is All About Celebrating Birth, But It Drains the Life Out of Pop’s Biggest Star

Barbara Kruger Explains Her Cover for New York Magazine, a Politically Charged Polemic Against the End of Roe v. Wade

Russian Forces Have Destroyed Nearly 200 Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Sites, President Zelensky Says

Editors’ Picks: 14 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Moleskine Art Show to a Cocktail for the Women of Surrealism

Two Visual Artists, Winfred Rembert and Raven Chacon, Have Been Awarded Pulitzer Prizes for Biography and Music

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