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Editors’ Picks: 12 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Greater New York to Archtober

Plus, photography projects from Photoville NYC on view in public spaces across the city.

By Artnet News, Oct 4, 2021

Law

Lawmakers in Congress Want to Put Unemployed Artists Back to Work With a $300 Million Bill to Fund Public Cultural Projects

The bill was inspired by the New Deal's Works Progress Administration.

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 4, 2021

Art History

‘There Is No Reasonable Doubt Here’: A Research Team at Yale Proves That the 15th-Century Vinland Map Is a 20th-Century Fake

The map was hailed as a major discovery when Yale acquired in the mid-1960s.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 4, 2021

Art History

Munch Created a Chaste Version of His Infamous ‘Madonna’ Painting Hidden Beneath the Racy One He’s Famous For

The artist’s erotic depiction of the Virgin Mary was more conventional at first, it turns out.

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 4, 2021

Law

A Judge Paves the Way for Scholar Marc Restellini’s Lawsuit Over Ownership of Valuable Modigliani Research to Move Forward

The court dismissed the Wildenstein-Plattner Institute's counterclaims against Restellini of copyright infringement.

By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 4, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: George Lucas’s Museum Has Been on a Buying Spree of Thrilling Art by the Likes of Frida Kahlo and Alice Neel + Other Stories

Plus, Givenchy teams up with artist Josh Smith, and a stolen Klimt found behind a garden wall makes its museum debut.

By Artnet News, Oct 4, 2021

Pop Culture

For Two Decades, Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch Has Quietly Been Making Quirky, Creepy Collage Art. Here’s What They Look Like

The filmmaker's creations are the subject of a new book and exhibition, both of which launched this week.

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 4, 2021

Art World

On the National Mall, The Largest Participatory Art Project in a Quarter Century Makes Tangible the Human Toll of COVID-19

Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg explains what drove her to bring the immense work back for a second year.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 1, 2021

Art World

From the New MacArthur ‘Geniuses’ to a Gratuitously Well-Endowed Italian Sculpture: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news, fast.

By Artnet News, Oct 1, 2021

Law

The Complicated Story Behind Jasper Johns’s Dispute With a Cameroonian Teen Over a Drawing of a Knee (It Has a Happy Ending)

The drawing is featured in the 91-year-old artist's career-capping retrospective at the Whitney.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 1, 2021

Museums

7 Exhibits From L.A.’s Academy Museum That Show How It Rethinks Hollywood History, From Boundary-Breaking Oscar Fashion to Problematic Makeup

Collections curator Nathalie Morris explains the stories of some of the carefully considered objects on display.

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 1, 2021

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 12 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Greater New York to Archtober

Law

Lawmakers in Congress Want to Put Unemployed Artists Back to Work With a $300 Million Bill to Fund Public Cultural Projects

Art History

‘There Is No Reasonable Doubt Here’: A Research Team at Yale Proves That the 15th-Century Vinland Map Is a 20th-Century Fake

Art History

Munch Created a Chaste Version of His Infamous ‘Madonna’ Painting Hidden Beneath the Racy One He’s Famous For

Law

A Judge Paves the Way for Scholar Marc Restellini’s Lawsuit Over Ownership of Valuable Modigliani Research to Move Forward

Art World

Art Industry News: George Lucas’s Museum Has Been on a Buying Spree of Thrilling Art by the Likes of Frida Kahlo and Alice Neel + Other Stories

Pop Culture

For Two Decades, Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch Has Quietly Been Making Quirky, Creepy Collage Art. Here’s What They Look Like

Art World

On the National Mall, The Largest Participatory Art Project in a Quarter Century Makes Tangible the Human Toll of COVID-19

Art World

From the New MacArthur ‘Geniuses’ to a Gratuitously Well-Endowed Italian Sculpture: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Law

The Complicated Story Behind Jasper Johns’s Dispute With a Cameroonian Teen Over a Drawing of a Knee (It Has a Happy Ending)

Museums

7 Exhibits From L.A.’s Academy Museum That Show How It Rethinks Hollywood History, From Boundary-Breaking Oscar Fashion to Problematic Makeup

Art World

London Unveils Its First Public Monument Celebrating the Windrush Generation of Caribbean Migrants to the U.K.

Shows & Exhibitions

Documenta 15 Unveils Its Artist List for 2022, Including Jimmie Durham, Dan Perjovschi, and Lots of Collectives

Art World

An Artist’s Busts of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and John Lewis Go Up in New York’s Union Square

Art World

Art Industry News: Model Emily Ratajkowski Loses Copyright Battle Against a Photographer + Other Stories

Editors’ Picks: 12 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Greater New York to Archtober

Lawmakers in Congress Want to Put Unemployed Artists Back to Work With a $300 Million Bill to Fund Public Cultural Projects

‘There Is No Reasonable Doubt Here’: A Research Team at Yale Proves That the 15th-Century Vinland Map Is a 20th-Century Fake

Munch Created a Chaste Version of His Infamous ‘Madonna’ Painting Hidden Beneath the Racy One He’s Famous For

A Judge Paves the Way for Scholar Marc Restellini’s Lawsuit Over Ownership of Valuable Modigliani Research to Move Forward

Art Industry News: George Lucas’s Museum Has Been on a Buying Spree of Thrilling Art by the Likes of Frida Kahlo and Alice Neel + Other Stories

For Two Decades, Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch Has Quietly Been Making Quirky, Creepy Collage Art. Here’s What They Look Like

On the National Mall, The Largest Participatory Art Project in a Quarter Century Makes Tangible the Human Toll of COVID-19

From the New MacArthur ‘Geniuses’ to a Gratuitously Well-Endowed Italian Sculpture: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

The Complicated Story Behind Jasper Johns’s Dispute With a Cameroonian Teen Over a Drawing of a Knee (It Has a Happy Ending)

7 Exhibits From L.A.’s Academy Museum That Show How It Rethinks Hollywood History, From Boundary-Breaking Oscar Fashion to Problematic Makeup

London Unveils Its First Public Monument Celebrating the Windrush Generation of Caribbean Migrants to the U.K.

Documenta 15 Unveils Its Artist List for 2022, Including Jimmie Durham, Dan Perjovschi, and Lots of Collectives

An Artist’s Busts of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and John Lewis Go Up in New York’s Union Square

Art Industry News: Model Emily Ratajkowski Loses Copyright Battle Against a Photographer + Other Stories

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