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The Painter Mary Corse Is Having a Late-Career Market Moment. How She’s Handling It Offers 5 Lessons for Other Artists

Here's the secret to the artist's "50-year journey to becoming an overnight success."

By Tim Schneider & Eileen Kinsella, Jul 27, 2018

Art World

Calling It a ‘Stoner Art Museum,’ a Republican Assembly Candidate Decries Public Funding for Cheech Marin’s Chicano Art Center

But the comedian's museum has nothing to do with drugs.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 26, 2018

People

‘Oksana Shachko Invented a Grammar of Activism’: How the Co-Founder of FEMEN Used Art as a Powerful Feminist Statement

In recent years Shachko was working as a full-time artist painting transgressive religious icons.

By Naomi Rea, Jul 26, 2018

Art and Law

A UK Judge Rules That a $13 Million Giotto Cannot Be Exported Anywhere—Except Home to Italy

The painting was originally thought to be a 19th-century copy, but the reattribution has seen its worth skyrocket.

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 26, 2018

Art World

Art Industry News: Surrealist ‘It Girl’ and Shrewd Businesswoman Gala Dalí Finally Gets Her Due + Other Stories

Plus, a museum director resigns after a fashion-ball fiasco and Desert X's lonesome robot is found after missing for a year.

By artnet News, Jul 26, 2018

Art World

Remembering the Short and Surprising Art Career of Jonathan Gold, LA’s Beloved Poet of Vernacular Cuisine

Before he became a Pulitzer-Prize winning food writer, Gold took a brief detour into the LA art scene.

By Janelle Zara, Jul 25, 2018

People

Will Jennifer Lawrence Play Anna Delvey? As the Art-World Scammer’s Riveting Saga Heads to Netflix, New Details Emerge

The "Hunger Games" actress is whispered to be in the running to play the scammer in a possible film, even as Shonda Rhimes's Netflix series gets the go-ahead.

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 25, 2018

Art and Law

Two Iranian-American Art Dealers Jailed in Tehran Have Been Freed on $10 Million Bail

Karan Vafadari and Afarin Neyssari were sentenced in January on espionage and other charges.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 25, 2018

Politics

London’s Design Museum Hosted an Arms Dealer—and Now Artists Are Refusing to Show There Anymore

The museum hosted an event for an Italian aerospace company accused of aiding dictatorial regimes.

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 25, 2018

People

UK Museums Pledge $20 Million to Save Thousands of Titanic Artifacts—and James Cameron Is on Board, Too

A group of British museums is hoping to keep the collection from being broken up and sold off.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 25, 2018

Art World

Art Industry News: Can You Identify Kendall Jenner’s Art Collection? + Other Stories

Plus, another Kusama installation is coming to Los Angeles and Instagram continues its conquest of the art world.

By artnet News, Jul 25, 2018

Art World

Christian Jankowski Guest-Starred on a German Crime Drama and Declared It Art. The Producers Say, No, It’s Just a TV Show

The artist appropriated the episode for his latest exhibition at Petzel Gallery in New York.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 25, 2018

Art World

The Painter Mary Corse Is Having a Late-Career Market Moment. How She’s Handling It Offers 5 Lessons for Other Artists

Art World

Calling It a ‘Stoner Art Museum,’ a Republican Assembly Candidate Decries Public Funding for Cheech Marin’s Chicano Art Center

People

‘Oksana Shachko Invented a Grammar of Activism’: How the Co-Founder of FEMEN Used Art as a Powerful Feminist Statement

Art and Law

A UK Judge Rules That a $13 Million Giotto Cannot Be Exported Anywhere—Except Home to Italy

Art World

Art Industry News: Surrealist ‘It Girl’ and Shrewd Businesswoman Gala Dalí Finally Gets Her Due + Other Stories

Art World

Remembering the Short and Surprising Art Career of Jonathan Gold, LA’s Beloved Poet of Vernacular Cuisine

People

Will Jennifer Lawrence Play Anna Delvey? As the Art-World Scammer’s Riveting Saga Heads to Netflix, New Details Emerge

Art and Law

Two Iranian-American Art Dealers Jailed in Tehran Have Been Freed on $10 Million Bail

Politics

London’s Design Museum Hosted an Arms Dealer—and Now Artists Are Refusing to Show There Anymore

People

UK Museums Pledge $20 Million to Save Thousands of Titanic Artifacts—and James Cameron Is on Board, Too

Art World

Art Industry News: Can You Identify Kendall Jenner’s Art Collection? + Other Stories

Art World

Christian Jankowski Guest-Starred on a German Crime Drama and Declared It Art. The Producers Say, No, It’s Just a TV Show

People

‘The Reaction Has Been Overwhelming’: Susan Unterberg Comes Forward as a Major Anonymous Patron of Female Artists

Art and Law

A $1.2 Million Ancient Persian Sculpture Seized From TEFAF New York Must Be Returned to Iran, Judge Rules

People

Did Juergen Teller’s Vogue Photo Shoot of Rihanna Rip Off Mickalene Thomas? Twitter Certainly Thinks So

The Painter Mary Corse Is Having a Late-Career Market Moment. How She’s Handling It Offers 5 Lessons for Other Artists

Calling It a ‘Stoner Art Museum,’ a Republican Assembly Candidate Decries Public Funding for Cheech Marin’s Chicano Art Center

‘Oksana Shachko Invented a Grammar of Activism’: How the Co-Founder of FEMEN Used Art as a Powerful Feminist Statement

A UK Judge Rules That a $13 Million Giotto Cannot Be Exported Anywhere—Except Home to Italy

Art Industry News: Surrealist ‘It Girl’ and Shrewd Businesswoman Gala Dalí Finally Gets Her Due + Other Stories

Remembering the Short and Surprising Art Career of Jonathan Gold, LA’s Beloved Poet of Vernacular Cuisine

Will Jennifer Lawrence Play Anna Delvey? As the Art-World Scammer’s Riveting Saga Heads to Netflix, New Details Emerge

Two Iranian-American Art Dealers Jailed in Tehran Have Been Freed on $10 Million Bail

London’s Design Museum Hosted an Arms Dealer—and Now Artists Are Refusing to Show There Anymore

UK Museums Pledge $20 Million to Save Thousands of Titanic Artifacts—and James Cameron Is on Board, Too

Art Industry News: Can You Identify Kendall Jenner’s Art Collection? + Other Stories

Christian Jankowski Guest-Starred on a German Crime Drama and Declared It Art. The Producers Say, No, It’s Just a TV Show

‘The Reaction Has Been Overwhelming’: Susan Unterberg Comes Forward as a Major Anonymous Patron of Female Artists

A $1.2 Million Ancient Persian Sculpture Seized From TEFAF New York Must Be Returned to Iran, Judge Rules

Did Juergen Teller’s Vogue Photo Shoot of Rihanna Rip Off Mickalene Thomas? Twitter Certainly Thinks So

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