Germany’s Best Summer Art Escape

Outside Bielefeld, eight artists give a lesson in public sculpture. Amble at will.

artnet News Cheat Sheet

The top 10 art world stories of the week (June 2–6).

No, Helly Nahmad Is Not Hiding a $20 Million Nazi-Looted Modigliani

The jail-bound dealer's lawyer says there is a case for restitution.

Sculpture Shows Skyrocketing Incarceration Rate

Meet Laser Cat, a Sculpture of a Giant, Laser-Shooting Cat Head

Storm King Adds Tony Smith, Louise Nevelson, and Barnett Newman Sculptures

40th Poussin Authenticated in the Louvre Collection

Mary McCartney Teams Up with De Beers for Women’s Charity

Her new series of portraits is an homage to female creativity.

YBAs Russian Debut Cancelled Due to Lack of Funds

Banksy’s First Unauthorized “Retrospective” Opens in London

His former dealer Steve Lazarides curated the show for Sotheby’s.

Artist Enacts ‘Origin of the World’ at Musée d’Orsay—And, Yes, That Means What You Think

Deborah de Robertis staged a performance in front of Courbet's provocative canvas.

New Website Asks Artists To Rate Their Jobs

Artists share their experiences, including compensation figures for past projects.

Bill Murray Honored With San Francisco Exhibition

New York Gallery Beat: 5 Critics Review 12 Shows

With Assume Vivid Astro Focus, portraits from Ukraine, and a new Bushwick gallery.

Iranian GIF Exhibition Brings Out the Medium’s Sharpest and Silliest

Few of the animated artworks have anything to do with Iran, or even politics.