People Will Jennifer Lawrence Play Anna Delvey? As the Art-World Scammer’s Riveting Saga Heads to Netflix, New Details Emerge The "Hunger Games" actress is whispered to be in the running to play the scammer in a possible film, even as Shonda Rhimes's Netflix series gets the go-ahead. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 25, 2018
People UK Museums Pledge $20 Million to Save Thousands of Titanic Artifacts—and James Cameron Is on Board, Too A group of British museums is hoping to keep the collection from being broken up and sold off. By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 25, 2018
People ‘The Reaction Has Been Overwhelming’: Susan Unterberg Comes Forward as a Major Anonymous Patron of Female Artists The artist and philanthropist's organization has given out $5.5 million in grants to artists aged over 40. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 25, 2018
People Did Juergen Teller’s Vogue Photo Shoot of Rihanna Rip Off Mickalene Thomas? Twitter Certainly Thinks So To make matters worse, Lehmann Maupin gallery represents both artists. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 24, 2018
People Nelson Mandela Was an Artist, Too, and Now His Family Has Revealed Never-Before-Seen Artworks to Mark His 100th Birthday Nelson Mandela turned to art after retiring from politics, but these works have never been seen before. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 18, 2018
People White Cube Poaches Warhol Expert Eric Shiner From Sotheby’s to Lead Its American Operations Despite the high-profile appointment, the British gallery insists it has no plans to open a gallery in New York. By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 17, 2018
People ‘This Could Really Be Art for All’: Why Daniel Birnbaum Is Leaving His Job as a Museum Director for a Career in VR The esteemed director of the Moderna Museet is moving on to become the artistic director of the VR production company Acute Art. By Kate Brown, Jul 10, 2018
People Cheim & Read Partner Adam Sheffer to Join Pace as Vice President The nearly 30-year gallery veteran and former ADAA president will begin his new artist-centric role in August. By Tim Schneider, Jul 9, 2018
People Rising-Star Curators From Opposite Coasts Are Chosen to Organize the Fifth New Museum Triennial The New Museum's own Margot Norton and Jamillah James of the ICA LA will organize the show in 2021. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 9, 2018
People ‘The Art World Mechanism Really Wants to Define You’: Onetime Bad-Boy Artist Dan Colen on Achieving Maturity in His Work On the heels of a show at New York's Lévy Gorvy Gallery, Colen talks about his latest work—and a surprise foray into performance art. By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 6, 2018
People ‘It’s All a Surprise’: Luchita Hurtado Is Enjoying a Star-Making Turn in the Hammer Biennial at the Age of 97 For decades, the inventive painter's career took a back seat to those of her more famous family members. Not anymore. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 5, 2018
People Meet the Man Who Made a Living Selling North Korean Art to the West—Until UN Sanctions Got in the Way Pier Luigi Cecioni talks about the art world of Pyongyang, what the country's artists think about contemporary art, and why North Korean art matters. By Kate Brown, Jul 5, 2018
People The Head of Sotheby’s Closely Watched Artist Estate Service Makes a Surprising Exit After Just 18 Months Christy MacLear, the former head of the Rauschenberg Foundation, was tasked with building up the new division of Art Agency, Partners. By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 2, 2018
People Can Artists Do Anything to Prevent Climate Change? Miami Beach Has Recruited One to Find Out Meet Misael Soto, the first artist-in-residence in Miami Beach's Office of Resilience. By Eileen Kinsella, Jun 26, 2018
People David Goldblatt, Photographer of South African Apartheid’s Brutality, Dies at 87 "I’m interested in the conditions that give rise to events," Goldblatt once said. By Eileen Kinsella, Jun 25, 2018
