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Museums Have Stumbled When It Comes to Curating Indigenous American Art. These Native Students at Yale Are Modeling a New Way Forward

"If we didn't take this opportunity, the show was likely not going to happen," one of the student curators said.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 24, 2020

Art Guides

12 Museum Shows Around the World Worth Traveling for in 2020, Including a Triennial of Millennial Chinese Artists

There is a lot to see around the world this year, so you'll want to keep this comprehensive guide handy.

By Artnet News, Jan 24, 2020

Exhibitions

‘Everyone Is So Afraid to Visit’: Curator Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi on How the Lahore Biennale Can Help Pakistan Overcome International Isolation

The late curator Okwui Enwezor also had an influence on the 2020 show.

By Javier Pes, Jan 24, 2020

On View

‘It Helped Me Maintain a Certain Vitality’: Watch the Late Nancy Spero Explain How Collaborating With Fellow Artists Strengthened Her Work

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 23, 2020

Exhibitions

The Obama Presidential Portraits, Which Smashed Attendance Records in DC, Will Travel the US on a Five-Museum Tour

The National Portrait Gallery's director credits Brooklyn Museum's Anne Pasternak for floating the idea.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 23, 2020

Exhibitions

The ‘Mad Genius’ Painter Noah Davis Died at Just 32. Now David Zwirner Gallery Is Doing Its Best to Make Him a Legend

Curated by Helen Molesworth, the show brings together Davis's painting with a room modeled on the Underground Museum he founded in LA.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 22, 2020

On View

What Happens When an Art Museum Is Conceived to Capitalize on the Experience Economy? Fotografiska New York Is About to Find Out

The Swedish for-profit institution is expanding fast. What does its success tell us about the state of museums today?

By Zachary Small, Jan 22, 2020

Exhibitions

There Will Never Be Another Show of Northern Renaissance Master Jan van Eyck Like the One About to Open in Belgium

The Flemish Old Master's paintings will be reunited alongside works by his 15th-century contemporaries in the ambitious exhibition.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 21, 2020

Exhibitions

Here Are the 30 Artists Chosen for the Hammer’s 2020 Made in LA Biennial, a Beloved Showcase for Rising Talent on the West Coast

The fifth edition of the Hammer’s LA-centric show will open in June.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 21, 2020

On View

Environmental Art Pioneer Agnes Denes Makes Art That Defies Gravity—See Images From Her Overdue New York Survey Here

The Shed commissioned a 17-foot-tall pyramid from the 88-year-old artist.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 20, 2020

Exhibitions

How Did Edward Hopper Manage to Turn a Plain Country Road Into a Psychologically Charged Drama? A New Exhibition Decodes His Tricks

A new exhibition at the Fondation Beyeler in Switzerland delves into the American artist's landscapes.

By Javier Pes, Jan 20, 2020

Exhibitions

The Inaugural Desert X AlUla, the Controversial Saudi Art Event, Has Announced a High-Profile Lineup of Participating Artists

Expect work from Danish political art collective Superflex and Egyptian artist Wael Shawky, among others.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 17, 2020

On View

A Revealing New Exhibition in Germany Delves Into the Archive of a Top Art Dealer From the 1960s to Show How Female Artists Were Kept Out

The show brights together early letters, notes, and artworks that document the careers of first-generation conceptual women artists.

By Kate Brown, Jan 17, 2020

On View

‘It Cost Me Two Marriages and a Relationship’: Watch James Turrell Explain the High Price of His Still-Unfinished Masterpiece

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 16, 2020

Exhibitions

Take a Sneak Peek at Yayoi Kusama’s Highly Anticipated New York Botanical Garden Exhibition, Which Features a Brand-New Outdoor Infinity Room

The garden's planters and botanists are executing some some ambitious plans.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 16, 2020

Museums Have Stumbled When It Comes to Curating Indigenous American Art. These Native Students at Yale Are Modeling a New Way Forward

12 Museum Shows Around the World Worth Traveling for in 2020, Including a Triennial of Millennial Chinese Artists

‘Everyone Is So Afraid to Visit’: Curator Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi on How the Lahore Biennale Can Help Pakistan Overcome International Isolation

‘It Helped Me Maintain a Certain Vitality’: Watch the Late Nancy Spero Explain How Collaborating With Fellow Artists Strengthened Her Work

The Obama Presidential Portraits, Which Smashed Attendance Records in DC, Will Travel the US on a Five-Museum Tour

The ‘Mad Genius’ Painter Noah Davis Died at Just 32. Now David Zwirner Gallery Is Doing Its Best to Make Him a Legend

What Happens When an Art Museum Is Conceived to Capitalize on the Experience Economy? Fotografiska New York Is About to Find Out

There Will Never Be Another Show of Northern Renaissance Master Jan van Eyck Like the One About to Open in Belgium

Here Are the 30 Artists Chosen for the Hammer’s 2020 Made in LA Biennial, a Beloved Showcase for Rising Talent on the West Coast

Environmental Art Pioneer Agnes Denes Makes Art That Defies Gravity—See Images From Her Overdue New York Survey Here

How Did Edward Hopper Manage to Turn a Plain Country Road Into a Psychologically Charged Drama? A New Exhibition Decodes His Tricks

The Inaugural Desert X AlUla, the Controversial Saudi Art Event, Has Announced a High-Profile Lineup of Participating Artists

A Revealing New Exhibition in Germany Delves Into the Archive of a Top Art Dealer From the 1960s to Show How Female Artists Were Kept Out

‘It Cost Me Two Marriages and a Relationship’: Watch James Turrell Explain the High Price of His Still-Unfinished Masterpiece

Take a Sneak Peek at Yayoi Kusama’s Highly Anticipated New York Botanical Garden Exhibition, Which Features a Brand-New Outdoor Infinity Room

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