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New York Magazine Art Critic Jerry Saltz Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism

Shortlisted twice, the veteran New York critic finally takes home journalism's most prestigious prize.

By Henri Neuendorf, Apr 16, 2018

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Meet the Beretta Family, the Art-Savvy Gun Makers Who Back the NRA and the Venice Biennale

Amid heightened scrutiny of the sources of cultural funding, the family has so far managed to stay out of the crosshairs.

By Rachel Corbett, Apr 16, 2018

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Florida’s Norton Museum Nabs a ‘Transformative’ Gift of More Than 100 Works by Contemporary Art’s Biggest Names

Museum leaders say the gift from Howard and Judie Ganek is on par with its founding collection from Ralph Norton.

By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 12, 2018

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A Nimble Museum Veteran, Max Hollein Vows to Bring New ‘Energy’ as the Met’s Next Director

After a yearlong search, the Met has chosen the Vienna-born leader of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco for the job.

By Julia Halperin, Apr 10, 2018

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Tate Modern’s Blockbuster-Maker Nancy Ireson Will Join the Barnes Foundation as Chief Curator

She recently curated Picasso and Modigliani blockbusters at the Tate.

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 9, 2018

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How I Got My Art Job: How David Kratz Went From Wall Street Dropout to President of the New York Academy of Art

After 20 years as an executive of his own PR company, David Kratz dropped out and found his calling in the art world.

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 6, 2018

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Judy Chicago Is Releasing a Line of Plates Inspired by Her Classic Feminist Work ‘The Dinner Party’

The high-end tableware ranges in price from $135 to $155.

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 4, 2018

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#Duchamp? Darren Bader Is Selling His Instagram and Twitter Handles as Readymade Art

Can you put a price on the art of social media?

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 3, 2018

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Justine Ludwig, Creative Time’s New Director, on Public Art, Empathy, and Why It’s Good She’s Not From New York

The new director says you can expect Creative Time to face social and political issues head-on.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 30, 2018

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After a Lengthy Search, Creative Time Taps a Texas Museum Leader for Its Top Post

Justine Ludwig is joining the nonprofit, which has seen a great deal of turnover in top leadership over the last three years.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 29, 2018

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Meet Phillip K. Smith III, Coachella’s Favorite Sculptor and the Busiest Artist You’ve Never Heard Of

He's got no gallery representation—just a solid Instagram presence and a knack for old-fashioned hustling.

By Alexandra Peers, Mar 27, 2018

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‘I Drank the Apocalyptic Kool-Aid’: Art Historian Hal Foster on Why He Has Developed an Unromantic View of the Avant-Garde

Ben Davis, artnet News's chief art critic, spoke to the eminent art historian about the urgent themes of his upcoming Mellon lecture.

By Ben Davis, Mar 26, 2018

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New York Magazine Art Critic Jerry Saltz Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism

People

Meet the Beretta Family, the Art-Savvy Gun Makers Who Back the NRA and the Venice Biennale

People

Florida’s Norton Museum Nabs a ‘Transformative’ Gift of More Than 100 Works by Contemporary Art’s Biggest Names

People

A Nimble Museum Veteran, Max Hollein Vows to Bring New ‘Energy’ as the Met’s Next Director

People

Tate Modern’s Blockbuster-Maker Nancy Ireson Will Join the Barnes Foundation as Chief Curator

People

How I Got My Art Job: How David Kratz Went From Wall Street Dropout to President of the New York Academy of Art

People

Judy Chicago Is Releasing a Line of Plates Inspired by Her Classic Feminist Work ‘The Dinner Party’

People

#Duchamp? Darren Bader Is Selling His Instagram and Twitter Handles as Readymade Art

People

Justine Ludwig, Creative Time’s New Director, on Public Art, Empathy, and Why It’s Good She’s Not From New York

People

After a Lengthy Search, Creative Time Taps a Texas Museum Leader for Its Top Post

People

Meet Phillip K. Smith III, Coachella’s Favorite Sculptor and the Busiest Artist You’ve Never Heard Of

People

‘I Drank the Apocalyptic Kool-Aid’: Art Historian Hal Foster on Why He Has Developed an Unromantic View of the Avant-Garde

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Director Stanley Tucci on Why He’s Been Waiting Years to Make His New Film on Giacometti

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The Getty, Sotheby’s, and Other Institutions Swiftly Cut Ties With Richard Meier Following Harassment Allegations

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Architect Richard Meier Takes Leave From Firm Amid Harassment Accusations

New York Magazine Art Critic Jerry Saltz Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism

Meet the Beretta Family, the Art-Savvy Gun Makers Who Back the NRA and the Venice Biennale

Florida’s Norton Museum Nabs a ‘Transformative’ Gift of More Than 100 Works by Contemporary Art’s Biggest Names

A Nimble Museum Veteran, Max Hollein Vows to Bring New ‘Energy’ as the Met’s Next Director

Tate Modern’s Blockbuster-Maker Nancy Ireson Will Join the Barnes Foundation as Chief Curator

How I Got My Art Job: How David Kratz Went From Wall Street Dropout to President of the New York Academy of Art

Judy Chicago Is Releasing a Line of Plates Inspired by Her Classic Feminist Work ‘The Dinner Party’

#Duchamp? Darren Bader Is Selling His Instagram and Twitter Handles as Readymade Art

Justine Ludwig, Creative Time’s New Director, on Public Art, Empathy, and Why It’s Good She’s Not From New York

After a Lengthy Search, Creative Time Taps a Texas Museum Leader for Its Top Post

Meet Phillip K. Smith III, Coachella’s Favorite Sculptor and the Busiest Artist You’ve Never Heard Of

‘I Drank the Apocalyptic Kool-Aid’: Art Historian Hal Foster on Why He Has Developed an Unromantic View of the Avant-Garde

Director Stanley Tucci on Why He’s Been Waiting Years to Make His New Film on Giacometti

The Getty, Sotheby’s, and Other Institutions Swiftly Cut Ties With Richard Meier Following Harassment Allegations

Architect Richard Meier Takes Leave From Firm Amid Harassment Accusations

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