Studio Visit From His Brooklyn Space, British-Jamaican Artist and Filmmaker Joseph Douglas Elmhirst Channels Memory and Reflection Elmhirst's short film 'Burnt Milk' debuted at the British Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale last year. By Katie White, Jan 16, 2024
Collectibles A Pokémon Card Returns to the Van Gogh Museum’s Gift Shop With Tightened Security The limited-edition 'Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat' card was modeled on Van Gogh's 1887 original. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jan 16, 2024
Art World ‘Lempicka,’ the Broadway Musical About the Art Deco Artist, Will Be Staged at Sotheby’s New York for One Night Sotheby’s upcoming selling exhibition features works by Polish artist Tamara de Lempicka, as well as exceptional Art Deco objects. By Lee Carter, Jan 16, 2024
Law & Politics New York Art Dealer Brent Sikkema Has Been Killed in Brazil, His Gallery Confirms Police said he had been stabbed with a sharp object. By Adam Schrader & Katya Kazakina, Jan 16, 2024
Art & Tech Refik Anadol Launches the World’s First Open-Source A.I. Model Dedicated to Nature The model uses data from the likes of National Geographic and the Smithsonian Institute to create stunning nature scenes. By Adam Schrader, Jan 16, 2024
Art World A U.K. Museum Is on the Hunt for Hidden Artworks by the Famed Bloomsbury Group Charleston wants to acquire 50 works by members of the 20th-century artist group. By Holly Black, Jan 16, 2024
Archaeology & History How a 4th-Century Letter Led to the Discovery of an Ancient Roman Temple in Italy The remains of the temple were unearthed in the town of Spello, underneath a parking lot. By Artnet News, Jan 15, 2024
Law & Politics What to Know About France’s New Culture Minister, Rachida Dati The controversial choice has come as a big surprise to France's cultural industries. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jan 15, 2024
What I Buy and Why How Chair Collectors Adam Weintraub and Mishi Hosono Got Engaged With a Promissory Seat Instead of a Ring The architects' New York loft is overflowing with designer chairs. By Lee Carter, Jan 15, 2024
Law & Politics An Italian Minister and Art Critic Is Accused of Possessing a Stolen 17th-Century Painting No stranger to controversy, Sgarbi has branded the shock allegations "ridiculous." By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jan 15, 2024
Art World Nanjing’s Deji Art Museum Boasts Works by Monet and Beeple. Is It a New Beacon for Asia’s Art Scene? An exhibition dedicated to Beeple is slated for 2024. By Cathy Fan, Jan 15, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Artist Harold Cohen’s Pioneering A.I. Art-Making Software Will Be Revisited—and Revived—for a Museum Show "Harold Cohen: AARON" at the Whitney will explore the artist's early and enduring engagement with A.I. By Min Chen, Jan 15, 2024
Gallery Network Spotlight: The White Room Gallery Makes Grand Entrance in East Hampton with Inaugural Exhibition Bringing its signature flair to the exclusive enclave, the gallery's inaugural show questions 'Naughty or Nice?' By Artnet Gallery Network, Jan 15, 2024
Artists 5 Artists Share the Former Lives of Their Studios, From a Chicago Pipe Organ Factory to a U.S. Airforce Base Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, Ania Hobson, and others share the unique histories of their studio spaces. By Artnet News, Jan 15, 2024
Art World Photographer Wawi Navarroza’s US Debut Is a Feast of Maximalist Portraiture The artist's tableaux are on view at Silverlens Gallery in New York. By Artnet News, Jan 14, 2024