Politics This Artist Is Building a Wall of Cotija Cheese at the Mexican Border to ‘Make America Grate Again’ Cosimo Cavallaro is using 9,000 bricks of expired cotija cheese. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 28, 2019
People ‘I Was So Afraid for Way Too Long’: Painter Jonas Wood on How Going It Alone Helped Him Survive His Immense Market Success Wood's advice for young artists trying to make a living? Don't take money from dealers. By Pac Pobric, Mar 28, 2019
Art World How the Audacious Art of Geta Brătescu Inspired Akris’s Spring/Summer 2019 Collection Albert Kriemler, Akris's creative director, tells us about his collaboration with the great Romanian Conceptual artist. By Nazanin Lankarani, Mar 28, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: A ‘Fake’ Botticelli Turns Out to Be an Original + Other Stories Plus, Man Ray's grave was vandalized in Paris and the US is getting a traveling Michelangelo drawing show. By artnet News, Mar 28, 2019
Art World Preserving the Sistine Chapel Is a Never-Ending Task. See Stunning Behind-the-Scenes Photos of What It Takes "Preventative conservation" is the key to keeping the ceiling looking fresh. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 28, 2019
Art and Law MoMA PS1 Settles With Curator Who Accused the Museum of Pregnancy Discrimination Nikki Columbus accused the museum's chief curator Peter Eleey and former director Klaus Biesenbach of rescinding a job offer after learning she'd recently given birth. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 27, 2019
People See Proposals by Mickalene Thomas, Firelei Báez, and Others for a Monument to the First Black Woman to Serve in Congress The statue will be installed in Brooklyn in late 2020. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 27, 2019
Art World Despite a Saudi Blockade, Qatar Opens a Vast Jean Nouvel-Designed National Museum The architect has delivered the biggest local history museum in the world at a time when the gas- and oil-rich kingdom is pushing back against an economic siege. By Javier Pes, Mar 27, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: The Sackler Family and Purdue Pharma Pay $270 Million Settlement to Oklahoma + Other Stories Plus, Plus, El Museo del Barrio hires a Latinx curator amid pressure and a look at Van Gogh's lesser-known London years. By artnet News, Mar 27, 2019
Art World Titus Kaphar on Putting Black Figures Back Into Art History and His Solution for the Problem of Confederate Monuments We spoke to the artist ahead of his shows at both Mass MoCA and MoMA PS1. By Terence Trouillot, Mar 27, 2019
Art World The Southeastern Artists in the Atlanta Biennial May Not Be Mainstream—But Don’t Call Them Outsiders The curators of this year's biennial refuse the impossible task of defining Southern art. By Maura Callahan, Mar 27, 2019
Art World The New Ocean Space Center in Venice Puts Art and Science at the Center of a Growing Concern: Rising Sea Levels The inaugural exhibition is a solo show by Joan Jonas, who worked with researchers to prepare new work. By Hili Perlson, Mar 26, 2019
Art and Law The ‘Indiana Jones of the Art World’ Has Found a $28 Million Picasso Stolen From a Saudi Prince’s Yacht Two Decades Ago Dutch investigator Arthur Brand recovered the painting of Dora Maar. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 26, 2019
Art and Law A Turkish Photojournalist Stands Trial for Terrorism in a Case That Is Drawing Attention to the Country’s Restriction of Press Freedoms The 27-year-old photographer could go to prison for more than 22 years if convicted. By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 26, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: A Musée d’Orsay Show Has Renamed Manet’s ‘Olympia’ After the Sitter’s Black Maid + Other Stories Plus, archeologists may have found a buried Viking ship in Norway and the Supreme Court passes on a lawsuit against Nike. By artnet News, Mar 26, 2019
