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Pop Culture

‘It’s a Carnival Life’: Four Artists and One Art Dealer at New York Comic Con on Surviving Lockdown—and Returning to the Convention Circuit

It's been a long 18 months for creatives who rely on conventions for income.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 8, 2021

Politics

Danish Artist Condemns Hong Kong University’s Removal of His Tiananmen Monument After Over 20 Years: ‘I Think They Will Destroy It’

Sculptor Jens Galschiøt says the attack on his work is an attempt to erase history.

By Vivienne Chow, Oct 8, 2021

Art World

From the Baltimore Museum’s Union Push to the Shady Art Dealings in the Pandora Papers: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news, fast.

By Artnet News, Oct 8, 2021

People

Designer Sergio Zambon Tapped Artist Prem Sahib to Reimagine Moncler’s Iconic Puffer. They Both Learned a Lot in the Process

Creative Conversations is a series about art-making featuring visionaries from different worlds.

By Christine Ajudua, Oct 8, 2021

Travel

An Excuse to Visit Paris: FIAC is Back. Meanwhile, There’s a Lot of Art to Love in the South of France…

From the City of Light to Provence and the Côte d’Azur, a trip to France never gets old.

By In Partnership With NetJets, Oct 8, 2021

People

Sculptor Sandra Mujinga Has Won the Preis der Nationalgalerie, Germany’s Top Prize for Young Artists

The artist will receive a solo exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof in 2022.

By Kate Brown, Oct 8, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Gilbert & George Are Opening a Gallery for Their Art Because They Say ‘Woke’ Museums Are Ignoring Them + Other Stories

Plus, inside the quest to authenticate a newly discovered Caravaggio, and two pairs of maybe-magical glasses hit the auction block.

By Artnet News, Oct 8, 2021

People

6 Takeaways From the Artnet Intelligence Report’s Profile of T.O.P, the K-Pop Star and Collector’s First Interview in Years

From the extremely popular artist whose work he regrets buying to the childhood experiences that led him to art, T.O.P opens up.

By Artnet News, Oct 8, 2021

Science & Tech

Can Graphene, a One-Atom Thick ‘Wonder Material,’ Keep Precious Artworks From Fading? Scientists Say It Shows Promise

A transparent layer can retard UV rays and moisture, but some conservators worry about application and suitability for aging oil paint.

By Menachem Wecker, Oct 8, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

An Exhibition in Atlanta Pays Tribute to the Late Artist Nellie Mae Rowe, a Self-Taught Visionary Whose Imagination ‘Exploded Onto Paper’

Rowe reclaimed a sense of self through her compositionally complex, socially aware drawings and exuberant assemblages.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 7, 2021

Art World

‘Suturing Is Remembering’: See How the Art Collective Postcommodity Stages Unforgettable Scenes to Reframe Indigenous Issues in the Americas

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Artnet News, Oct 7, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

An Exhibition of Never-Before-Seen Sketches Reveals That Van Gogh Planned a Sequel to His Famous Painting ‘The Potato Eaters’

Plus, the Van Gogh Museum stages a life-size 'The Potato Eaters' photo op.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 7, 2021

Law

Obsessed With the ‘Bad Art Friend’ Case? We Are, Too. Here’s How a Recent Art Copyright Decision Could Shape the Outcome

A recent ruling against the Andy Warhol Foundation may serve as a guide in determining fault in the viral kidney donation story.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 7, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Protesters Cover New York’s Theodore Roosevelt Statue With Red Paint Ahead of Indigenous People’s Day + Other Stories

Plus, the Baer Faxt launches a database of bidders and underbidders and a wave of mysterious Shanghai museum closures raise eyebrows.

By Artnet News, Oct 7, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

As Performa Returns, Here Are Highlights From the First Two Decades of New York’s Sometimes Messy, Always Memorable Performance Art Biennial

From a play in a Lower East Side sauna to a marathon retelling of the "Marriage of Figaro," these are the performances that changed the game.

By Alexandra Peers, Oct 7, 2021

‘It’s a Carnival Life’: Four Artists and One Art Dealer at New York Comic Con on Surviving Lockdown—and Returning to the Convention Circuit

Danish Artist Condemns Hong Kong University’s Removal of His Tiananmen Monument After Over 20 Years: ‘I Think They Will Destroy It’

From the Baltimore Museum’s Union Push to the Shady Art Dealings in the Pandora Papers: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Designer Sergio Zambon Tapped Artist Prem Sahib to Reimagine Moncler’s Iconic Puffer. They Both Learned a Lot in the Process

An Excuse to Visit Paris: FIAC is Back. Meanwhile, There’s a Lot of Art to Love in the South of France…

Sculptor Sandra Mujinga Has Won the Preis der Nationalgalerie, Germany’s Top Prize for Young Artists

Art Industry News: Gilbert & George Are Opening a Gallery for Their Art Because They Say ‘Woke’ Museums Are Ignoring Them + Other Stories

6 Takeaways From the Artnet Intelligence Report’s Profile of T.O.P, the K-Pop Star and Collector’s First Interview in Years

Can Graphene, a One-Atom Thick ‘Wonder Material,’ Keep Precious Artworks From Fading? Scientists Say It Shows Promise

An Exhibition in Atlanta Pays Tribute to the Late Artist Nellie Mae Rowe, a Self-Taught Visionary Whose Imagination ‘Exploded Onto Paper’

‘Suturing Is Remembering’: See How the Art Collective Postcommodity Stages Unforgettable Scenes to Reframe Indigenous Issues in the Americas

An Exhibition of Never-Before-Seen Sketches Reveals That Van Gogh Planned a Sequel to His Famous Painting ‘The Potato Eaters’

Obsessed With the ‘Bad Art Friend’ Case? We Are, Too. Here’s How a Recent Art Copyright Decision Could Shape the Outcome

Art Industry News: Protesters Cover New York’s Theodore Roosevelt Statue With Red Paint Ahead of Indigenous People’s Day + Other Stories

As Performa Returns, Here Are Highlights From the First Two Decades of New York’s Sometimes Messy, Always Memorable Performance Art Biennial

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