Art World The Man Who Attacked Marina Abramović With a Painting Claims He Did It for His Art The performance artist was shaken but unharmed in the incident during her retrospective in Florence's Palazzo Strozzi. By Naomi Rea, Sep 24, 2018
Art and Law Embattled Malaysian Financier Jho Low Was the Underbidder for the World’s Most Expensive Picasso, a New Book Reveals US Department of Justice documents detail some of Jho Low’s high-flying art purchases. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 24, 2018
People New Met Director Max Hollein on How He Plans to Lead the Museum Into a More Egalitarian Future To mark the start of a new era, artnet News's editor-in-chief spoke to Hollein about how the Met can represent everyone, better. By Andrew Goldstein, Sep 24, 2018
Art World From Yusaku Maezawa’s Moon Shot to the Challenges Facing African American Artists: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this weeks news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 21, 2018
Art World In a Turnabout, the Met Plans to Hand Over the Breuer Building to the Frick in 2020—Three Years Before Its Lease Is Up The Met will refocus its Modern and contemporary art efforts on its Fifth Avenue flagship. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 21, 2018
Art and Law Who Owns Graffiti? A Judge Allows a Street Artist’s Lawsuit Against General Motors to Move Forward The decision could set a precedent for how we depict buildings that contain street art. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 21, 2018
Art World Hedge Funds Are Trying to Outbid UK Museums to Buy a Collection of Historic Titanic Artifacts The museums have until October 5 to make a counteroffer. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 21, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Jeffrey Deitch on Why He Has ‘Zero Bitterness’ Over the Whole MOCA Thing + Other Stories Plus, Nan Goldin launches luxury bag range and Damien Hirst's ex-manger makes a killing at the auctions, again. By artnet News, Sep 21, 2018
Art World ‘We Don’t Want to See a Wall Anymore’: Berlin Shuts Down an Artist’s Bold Plan to Rebuild the Barrier The planned reconstruction sparked a powerful backlash even though it was due to be torn down on the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. By Kate Brown, Sep 21, 2018
Art World WAGE Just Released a Calculator That Tells Artists If They’re Getting Paid Fairly for Their Work WAGENCY offers artists an online system to calculate, request, and negotiate fees for everything from exhibitions to lectures. By Tim Schneider, Sep 21, 2018
Politics Fired Before Her Show Devoted to Police Shootings of African Americans, CSU Long Beach Museum Director Vows to Fight Her ‘Shocking’ Dismissal Was Kimberli Meyer's firing connected to lauren woods's anti-racist artwork? By Sarah Cascone, Sep 20, 2018
Art World Gems Worn by Elizabeth Taylor and Anita Ekberg Glitter in the Kremlin Museums as Bulgari Fêtes Its Legacy as Jeweler to the Stars The exhibition tells the story of Bulgari's storied past with previously unseen treasures culled from famous collections. By Nazanin Lankarani, Sep 20, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Ai Weiwei Has Decided to Embark on a Quieter Life in Upstate New York + Other Stories Plus, Ana Mendieta finally gets an obituary in the New York Times, and was Caravaggio killed by the sword not syphilis? By artnet News, Sep 20, 2018
Art World For His Latest Spectacle, JR Will Unveil a Massive Installation at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate JR took on the US-Mexico border wall, and now he is celebrating the fall of the Berlin Wall. By Kate Brown, Sep 20, 2018
Politics Walk of Shame? A Guerrilla Artist Put Donald Trump’s Hollywood Star Behind Bars—Literally The star was recently destroyed by a vandal with a pickax. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 19, 2018
