People Studio Visit: Dutch Textile Designer Hella Jongerius Is Cherishing Her Paper Archives and Enjoying Some Good Soup The designer's new art installation will soon be on view at the Gropius Bau in Berlin. By Kate Brown, Apr 20, 2021
People Painter Robert Nava Is Hated by Art-World Know-It-Alls. So Why Are Collectors Fighting for Anything From His Studio? Why do Robert Nava’s paintings feel so good to a certain class of moneyed collectors when they look so… bad? By Nate Freeman, Apr 18, 2021
People How Mega-Collector and Scholar Estrellita Brodsky Uses Her Nonprofit Gallery to Grow Visibility for Latin American Artists Throughout her career, Brodsky has worked to redefine and broaden art historical narratives. By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 15, 2021
People Studio Visit: Los Angeles Artist Lisa Williamson Is Reliving Gallery Openings on YouTube and Fine-Tuning Her Paint Palette The artist is preparing for a show at Tanya Bonakdar's Los Angeles gallery space. By Katie White, Apr 14, 2021
People ‘I’m a Huge Believer in the Gallery System’: Arts Patron Alia Al-Senussi on How Dealers Can Help Artists From the Arab World We spoke with Al-Senussi about the rewards and challenges of promoting artists from the Middle East. By Noor Brara, Apr 14, 2021
People Author Roxane Gay, Who Loves Art But Dislikes the Art World, Has Some Advice for Galleries: ‘Stop Being Terrible’ The writer spoke to Artnet News about collecting, navigating the art world as a newcomer, and more. By Noor Brara, Apr 11, 2021
People The Art World at Home: Art Dubai Artistic Director Pablo del Val Is Juggling Two Art Fairs, and Dancing With His Partner on FaceTime On the occasion of Art Dubai, we caught up with the fair's artistic director about what he's been up to. By Artnet News, Apr 9, 2021
People Cory Arcangel’s Latest Artwork Is a Kim Kardashian-Themed Video Game. What Does It Mean? Don’t Ask Him Arcangel says talking about his artistic intentions is hard. We asked him about them anyway. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 8, 2021
People Arts Workers Built Mutual Aid Networks to Get Through the Pandemic. Now Some Are Becoming Permanent as Help Remains Nowhere in Sight Many of the fundraisers closed their wallets in December, but the need for help has continued. That's why others are sticking around for good. By Zachary Small, Apr 7, 2021
People How Bisa Butler Went From Being a High School Art Teacher to an In-Demand Quilter With a Show at the Art Institute of Chicago The artist recently designed the cover artwork for Tarana Burke's forthcoming memoir, "Unbound." By Katie White, Apr 6, 2021
People Studio Visit: Artist Eric Standley Is Using Lasers to Carve Eye-Popping Paper Sculptures, and Reading Philosopher Peter Sloterdijk The artist welcomed us into his studio to show us some of his intricate layered-paper "artifacts" in progress. By Katie White, Apr 6, 2021
People A Maverick Who Captivated the ’70s New York Scene, Alex Hay Seemed Bound to Become a Famous Artist. Then He Just Walked Away. Why? In 1971, Hay had a well-received career survey in New York. Then he disappeared into the desert and didn't show again for 32 years. By Pac Pobric, Apr 5, 2021
People Zoe Leonard, Christopher Wool, and Other Artists Decry the Chinati Foundation’s Decision to Part Ways With a Prominent Advisor Rob Weiner originally joined the foundation as Donald Judd's assistant 32 years ago. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 5, 2021
People Artist Lisa Park on How to Use Technology to Engage More Meaningfully With Human Emotion The artist spoke to Artnet about her interactive practice. By Maria Vogel, Mar 31, 2021
People Mystical Photographer Christina Lonsdale Can Capture Anyone’s Aura With a Strange New Camera. Here’s How It Works Her new book, "Radiant Human," will be released this April. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 31, 2021
