People An Artist Representing Grenada in the Venice Biennale Has Had to Launch a GoFundMe Campaign to Help Pay for the Pavilion Frank fled Grenada when he was 16. Now he’s representing the tiny country on the art world's biggest stage. By Taylor Dafoe, Nov 14, 2018
People The Walker Art Center Hires Mary Ceruti of New York’s SculptureCenter to Be Its New Director Ceruti's predecessor, Olga Viso, left after a controversial artwork was removed at the behest of the local Native American community. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 13, 2018
People In ArtReview’s New Power 100, David Zwirner and Kerry James Marshall Rise to the Top, Outranking… the Entire #MeToo Movement? David Zwirner is number one on the 17th edition of ArtReview's Power 100 list. By Kate Brown, Nov 8, 2018
People Downtown Legend Richard Hell Interviews Nan Goldin About Art, Opioids, and the Sadness of Life on the Fringes Writer and musician Richard Hell sat down for an afternoon talk with photographer and activist Nan Goldin. By Richard Hell, Nov 7, 2018
People The Queens Museum Has Recruited a Star Biennial Curator From Across the Pond to Be Its New Director Sally Tallant takes the reins after her predecessor resigned in January. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 5, 2018
People How Artist Emekah Ogboh Became One of Europe’s Fastest-Rising Stars—Without a Gallery, a Dealer, or Even Self-Promotion We spoke to the elusive artist ahead of a rare performance at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin. By Kate Brown, Nov 2, 2018
People Artist JR on Why He’s Glad ‘Everybody on the NRA Side Has Loved’ His Epic Mural About America’s Gun Crisis The artist has a show at Pace and a mural on the Bowery. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 31, 2018
People ‘Contemporary Art Hates You’: John Waters, the Prince of Puke, on His New Retrospective The artist discusses the process of putting together his retrospective at the Baltimore Museum. By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 31, 2018
People ‘Destructive Macho Power Needs to Be Overthrown’: Meet the Next Berlin Biennale’s All-Star Team of ‘Female Identified’ Curators The four-member curatorial team hails from several South American nations in deep crisis. By Kate Brown, Oct 30, 2018
People ‘I Use It as a Way of Drawing and Seeing’: Artist Mickalene Thomas on How Photography Became the Center of Her Practice The artist was honored at the ICP Spotlights luncheon. Here are five takeaways from the talk. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 26, 2018
People Alex Katz on Why You Should Kneel in Front of El Greco (Literally) and 5 Other Provocative Thoughts About Art Katz takes art lovers on a stroll through art history with his new book. By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 25, 2018
People Sorry, Art Lovers: The New Auguste Rodin Biopic Is a Steamy, Superficial Flop Never penetrating far into his psychology, the film by Jacques Doillon portrays Rodin as a pair of hands, always in action—and not much else. By Rachel Corbett, Oct 25, 2018
People ‘A 21st-Century Andrew Carnegie’? How the Late Paul Allen’s Unorthodox Taste Made Him One of the Top Art Collectors in the World The billionaire philanthropist and collector never stopped learning. By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 22, 2018
People Facing #MeToo Allegations, the Co-Founder of India’s Kochi-Muziris Biennale Has Temporarily Stepped Down An anonymous Instagram account has been airing #MeToo complaints against powerful figures in the Indian art world. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 22, 2018
People Van Gogh, Visionary Artist, Was Once a Truly Terrible Art Dealer. Until This Guy Fired Him If Van Gogh had been able to keep a steady job, he might not have become a great artist. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 19, 2018
