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What I Buy and Why: Former IBM Executive Marilyn Johnson on the Advantage of Hanging Art in the Laundry Room

Top collectors share their strategies (and obsessions).

By Tim Schneider, Dec 21, 2020

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What’s It Like to Be a Museum Horticulturalist? For the Isabella Stewart Gardner’s Gardener, ‘You Never Get to the Bottom of Your Curiosity’

Erika Rumbley talks about keeping the many surprises at the Boston museum, and installing her new holiday chrysanthemum display.

By Noor Brara, Dec 17, 2020

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‘Each Village Has Its Own Tradition’: Artist Delphine Desane on the Cultures of Mexico and the Pocoapoco Residency

We spoke with the artist about the richly layered heritage of the country.

By In Partnership With Maestro Dobel Tequila, Dec 16, 2020

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Budding Painter Hunter Biden Has Reportedly Signed With a New York Gallery and Will Have His First Solo Show Next Year

Georges Bergès Gallery has supposedly inked a deal with the president-elect’s son.

By Brian Boucher, Dec 16, 2020

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‘I Wanted to Reconnect With the Land’: How Artist Mariana Garibay Raeke Retooled Her Sensibilities at the Pocoapoco Residency

We spoke with the artist about the many lessons she absorbed while in Mexico.

By In Partnership With Maestro Dobel Tequila, Dec 15, 2020

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Jeff Lawson, Founder of UNTITLED, ART and Its First Virtual Reality Fair, Picks His Favorite Works From the Artnet Galleries

Here are some of Lawson's favorite things.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Dec 15, 2020

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‘I Want to Be Able to Maintain My Clear Voice’: Artist Christine Sun Kim on Translating Her 2020 Into Trenchant New Drawings

Her new exhibition "Trauma, LOL" explores the elegance of ASL and the trauma experienced by the Deaf community.

By Kate Brown, Dec 15, 2020

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‘I Left With Lifelong Connections’: What Artist Cheryl Humphreys Learned in Mexico at the Pocoapoco Residency

We spoke with the artist about the memories she'll never forget.

By In Partnership With Maestro Dobel Tequila, Dec 14, 2020

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‘We Have to Create a Common Future’: The Head of Berlin’s Humboldt Forum on Its Long-Awaited Opening and the Future of Restitution

Hartmut Dorgerloh sat down with Artnet News ahead of opening of the controversial Humboldt Forum.

By Kate Brown, Dec 14, 2020

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Convicted Fraudster Anna Delvey Conned Collector Michael Xufu Huang. That Didn’t Stop Him From Hanging Her Portrait in His New Museum

Huang is now a character in a TV series about the notorious art-world scammer.

By Eileen Kinsella, Dec 10, 2020

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A Camera Buff Developed an Old Roll of Film to Find Traces of a Cinematic Romance. Now, the Internet Is Searching for the Charming Couple

The cinematic photos of the couple's trip across Europe have fascinated many.

By Taylor Dafoe, Dec 10, 2020

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How Curator Helen Toomer Took Advantage of 2020 to Escape Brooklyn and Refocus on Art and Family in the Hudson Valley

The cofounder of Stoneleaf Retreat and the Art Mamas Alliance reflects on the year.

By Sarah Cascone, Dec 7, 2020

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7 People Our Investigations Have Determined Are Not Banksy Despite the Circumstantial Evidence to the Contrary

Are any of these people the famed street artist? Absolutely not, we're kind of sure we can say.

By Katie White & Katie Rothstein, Dec 3, 2020

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‘He Was Mythic’: The Late Artist-Provocateur Dash Snow’s Legacy Is Poised for a Resurgence With the Backing of a Hot Upstart Gallery

Morán Morán now represents the Dash Snow estate, which will be co-run by Snow's former partner Jade Berreau and the artist Dan Colen.

By Nate Freeman, Dec 2, 2020

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‘I Want to Build Differently’: Meet Sumayya Vally, the Youngest Architect Ever to Win the Prestigious Serpentine Pavilion Commission

Vally and her firm Counterspace believe in the social impact of urban design.

By Naomi Rea, Dec 1, 2020

What I Buy and Why: Former IBM Executive Marilyn Johnson on the Advantage of Hanging Art in the Laundry Room

What’s It Like to Be a Museum Horticulturalist? For the Isabella Stewart Gardner’s Gardener, ‘You Never Get to the Bottom of Your Curiosity’

‘Each Village Has Its Own Tradition’: Artist Delphine Desane on the Cultures of Mexico and the Pocoapoco Residency

Budding Painter Hunter Biden Has Reportedly Signed With a New York Gallery and Will Have His First Solo Show Next Year

‘I Wanted to Reconnect With the Land’: How Artist Mariana Garibay Raeke Retooled Her Sensibilities at the Pocoapoco Residency

Jeff Lawson, Founder of UNTITLED, ART and Its First Virtual Reality Fair, Picks His Favorite Works From the Artnet Galleries

‘I Want to Be Able to Maintain My Clear Voice’: Artist Christine Sun Kim on Translating Her 2020 Into Trenchant New Drawings

‘I Left With Lifelong Connections’: What Artist Cheryl Humphreys Learned in Mexico at the Pocoapoco Residency

‘We Have to Create a Common Future’: The Head of Berlin’s Humboldt Forum on Its Long-Awaited Opening and the Future of Restitution

Convicted Fraudster Anna Delvey Conned Collector Michael Xufu Huang. That Didn’t Stop Him From Hanging Her Portrait in His New Museum

A Camera Buff Developed an Old Roll of Film to Find Traces of a Cinematic Romance. Now, the Internet Is Searching for the Charming Couple

How Curator Helen Toomer Took Advantage of 2020 to Escape Brooklyn and Refocus on Art and Family in the Hudson Valley

7 People Our Investigations Have Determined Are Not Banksy Despite the Circumstantial Evidence to the Contrary

‘He Was Mythic’: The Late Artist-Provocateur Dash Snow’s Legacy Is Poised for a Resurgence With the Backing of a Hot Upstart Gallery

‘I Want to Build Differently’: Meet Sumayya Vally, the Youngest Architect Ever to Win the Prestigious Serpentine Pavilion Commission

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