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Art Industry News: Why the Arts Need a New Deal-Style Government Bailout Just Like the Airlines + Other Stories

Plus, museum leaders ask Congress for $4 billion and a long-lost work by Ana Mendieta sparks a lawsuit against Sotheby's.

By Artnet News, Mar 20, 2020

Art World

‘I Don’t Think Art Should Learn Anything From Fashion’: Rising-Star Sies Marjan Designer Sander Lak on Why the Fashion World Envies Artists

The designer says the fashion world moves too fast, and would benefit from slowing down.

By Andrew Goldstein, Mar 20, 2020

Art World

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Bracing for a $100 Million Shortfall as Leadership Pivots to Highlight the Institution’s Digital Offerings

The museum is creating a $50 million emergency fund by pulling money back from acquisition funds and other programming.

By Julia Halperin, Mar 19, 2020

Art and Law

Rising Star Derek Fordjour Is Asking a Judge to Toss Out a Lawsuit From an Ex-Dealer, Claiming He Is Resentful of the Artist’s Success

Fordjouor is also demanding that the dealer return more than a dozen artworks.

By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 19, 2020

Art World

The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs Created a Chanel-Inspired, Limited-Edition ID Card and Holder for the Art World

The artist debuted the objects at the Art Production Fund gala, where he worked alongside the French luxury brand to realize an immersive art experience.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 19, 2020

Art World

The Architecture School Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright May Now Close Entirely After Cutting Ties With His Foundation

The fate of the School of Architecture at Taliesin has been in ongoing flux.

By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 19, 2020

Art World

Emerging Artists Are Pledging to Support One Another During the Health Crisis by Buying Each Other’s Work Through Instagram

With the Artist Support Pledge, Matthew Burrows hopes to make generosity infectious.

By Naomi Rea, Mar 19, 2020

Art World

Anybody Home? I Went in Search of the Last Places Where New Yorkers Can Still Safely See Art in Person During the Coronavirus Crisis

Some window-only spaces, public art exhibitions, and at least one gallery that can still be visited. Just stay six feet away.

By Nate Freeman, Mar 19, 2020

Art Industry News: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Will Remain Closed Until July and Expects to Lose $100 Million + Other Stories

Plus, the reconstruction of Notre Dame is put on pause and museums in East Asia continue to reopen—cautiously.

By Artnet News, Mar 19, 2020

‘This Is an Unprecedented Disaster’: Art Schools Are Scrambling to Develop Contingency Plans for Students as Education Moves Online

Administrators are being forced to adapt to a rapidly changing situation.

By Brian Boucher, Mar 18, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Why the Arts Need a New Deal-Style Government Bailout Just Like the Airlines + Other Stories

Art World

‘I Don’t Think Art Should Learn Anything From Fashion’: Rising-Star Sies Marjan Designer Sander Lak on Why the Fashion World Envies Artists

Art World

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Bracing for a $100 Million Shortfall as Leadership Pivots to Highlight the Institution’s Digital Offerings

Art and Law

Rising Star Derek Fordjour Is Asking a Judge to Toss Out a Lawsuit From an Ex-Dealer, Claiming He Is Resentful of the Artist’s Success

Art World

The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs Created a Chanel-Inspired, Limited-Edition ID Card and Holder for the Art World

Art World

The Architecture School Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright May Now Close Entirely After Cutting Ties With His Foundation

Art World

Emerging Artists Are Pledging to Support One Another During the Health Crisis by Buying Each Other’s Work Through Instagram

Art World

Anybody Home? I Went in Search of the Last Places Where New Yorkers Can Still Safely See Art in Person During the Coronavirus Crisis

Art World

Famed Chicago Architects Ron Krueck and Mark Sexton Pick Their Favorite Works From the Artnet Galleries Network

Art World

‘Please Believe These Days Will Pass’: David Hockney, Tomás Saraceno, and Other Famous Artists Share Messages of Hope

Art World

Art Industry News: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Will Remain Closed Until July and Expects to Lose $100 Million + Other Stories

Art World

A Detroit Gallery Is Giving Out Free Meals—and Artist-Designed Coloring Books—to Children While Schools Are Closed

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What I Buy & Why: Collectors Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz on Why They Don’t Actually Have Any Art Hanging Above the Sofa

Art World

Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler on How His Fashion Design Begins With Art That ‘Sparks a Desire’

Art World

‘This Is an Unprecedented Disaster’: Art Schools Are Scrambling to Develop Contingency Plans for Students as Education Moves Online

Art Industry News: Why the Arts Need a New Deal-Style Government Bailout Just Like the Airlines + Other Stories

‘I Don’t Think Art Should Learn Anything From Fashion’: Rising-Star Sies Marjan Designer Sander Lak on Why the Fashion World Envies Artists

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Bracing for a $100 Million Shortfall as Leadership Pivots to Highlight the Institution’s Digital Offerings

Rising Star Derek Fordjour Is Asking a Judge to Toss Out a Lawsuit From an Ex-Dealer, Claiming He Is Resentful of the Artist’s Success

The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs Created a Chanel-Inspired, Limited-Edition ID Card and Holder for the Art World

The Architecture School Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright May Now Close Entirely After Cutting Ties With His Foundation

Emerging Artists Are Pledging to Support One Another During the Health Crisis by Buying Each Other’s Work Through Instagram

Anybody Home? I Went in Search of the Last Places Where New Yorkers Can Still Safely See Art in Person During the Coronavirus Crisis

Famed Chicago Architects Ron Krueck and Mark Sexton Pick Their Favorite Works From the Artnet Galleries Network

‘Please Believe These Days Will Pass’: David Hockney, Tomás Saraceno, and Other Famous Artists Share Messages of Hope

Art Industry News: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Will Remain Closed Until July and Expects to Lose $100 Million + Other Stories

A Detroit Gallery Is Giving Out Free Meals—and Artist-Designed Coloring Books—to Children While Schools Are Closed

What I Buy & Why: Collectors Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz on Why They Don’t Actually Have Any Art Hanging Above the Sofa

Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler on How His Fashion Design Begins With Art That ‘Sparks a Desire’

‘This Is an Unprecedented Disaster’: Art Schools Are Scrambling to Develop Contingency Plans for Students as Education Moves Online

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