People What I Buy & Why: New York Collector Sana Rezwan on Buying Art via PDF and the One Treasure That Got Away Rezwan is especially invested in supporting South Asian women artists. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 24, 2020
People The New Innovators: Cuseum Founder Brendan Ciecko on How Museums Can Up Their Digital Game Without Paying an Arm and a Leg Ciecko explains how his startup helped museums embrace modern technology, and what opportunities lie ahead. By Tim Schneider, Sep 23, 2020
People Studio Visit: Rising Textile Art Star Bisa Butler on How to Use Fabric Like Paint and the Kind of Art She Finds Irredeemably Boring The New Jersey-based artist welcomes us into her studio to discuss what is inspiring her right now. By Katie White, Sep 22, 2020
People More Than Two Decades After Her Death, the Great Singaporean-British Artist Kim Lim Is Finally Being Written Into Art History The late sculptor and printmaker is the subject of a solo display at Tate Britain. By Naomi Rea, Sep 21, 2020
People Governor Cuomo Reveals Plans to Erect a Statue of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Her Birthplace of Brooklyn A special committee will seek artists and design ideas for the monument. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 21, 2020
People The Art World at Home: Curator Ksenia Nouril Is Making Yorkshire Pudding and Researching How Photographers Depict Monuments Nouril also tells us about her latest curatorial projects, and how she spends time with her French bulldog, Lambchop. By Artnet News, Sep 18, 2020
People Nancy Dine, a Filmmaker Who Redefined the Role of the ‘Artist’s Wife,’ Has Died at 83 Nancy Dine, who was married to artist Jim Dine for 40 years, was nominated for an Academy Award in 1996. By Artnet News, Sep 15, 2020
People Vasilis Dimitriou, the Artist Who Carried on the Lost Art of Hand-Painted Movie Billboards, Has Died at 84 He painted original movie posters for Greek cinemas for nearly 70 years. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 15, 2020
People Studio Visit: Painter Robin F. Williams on Her Newfound Fascination With TikTok and How She Sustains a Sense of Wonder at Work The Brooklyn-based painter gives us a peek inside her studio and into her creative process. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 15, 2020
People Forrest Fenn, the Eccentric New Mexico Art Dealer Who Buried Treasure for Explorers in the Rocky Mountains, Has Died at 90 Fenn's $2 million treasure was reportedly found in June. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 11, 2020
People The Pinault Collection Takes Down a Photograph by Curator Rebeccah Blum’s Killer Following Art-World Calls to Erase His Legacy The art world is cutting ties with the photographer. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 9, 2020
People The Art World at Home: Curator Michi Jigarjian Is Helping Plan a Giant Mural in Rockaway and Growing Squash in Her Garden The president of the Baxter St camera club tells us about some of the causes to which she's most dedicated. By Artnet News, Sep 8, 2020
People Studio Visit: Painter Kenny Scharf on the Superfood That Fuels His Work, and Why He Can’t Stand Art About the Art World Kenny Scharf discusses life in the studio ahead of the opening of his new exhibition at Almine Rech Gallery in New York. By Artnet News, Sep 7, 2020
People What I Buy & Why: Bangladeshi Collector Durjoy Rahman on Why He Loves Impractical Art and How He’s Helping Local Creatives The art collector and textile businessman also wishes he bought a Banksy when he had the chance. By Artnet News, Sep 7, 2020
People Today’s Google Doodle Celebrates Pioneering Artist Jackie Ormes, the First Professional Black Woman Cartoonist in the US The artist's longest-running strip was first published in 1945. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 1, 2020
