Exhibitions Schiele’s Male Nudes, Long Thought to Be Self-Portraits, May Have Actually Depicted Gay Models Schiele scholar Jane Kallir is updating the catalogue raisonne to include new revelations on Schiele's "Red Men." By Sarah Cascone, Oct 4, 2018
On View See Inside London’s (Sold-Out) New Kusama Show, Full of Fantastic Flowers, Polka-Dot Pumpkins, and Mind-Blowing Mirror Rooms You can't even get a ticket for Victoria Miro's new show by the Japanese art star. Here's what you're missing. By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 4, 2018
Exhibitions Watching Art Conservators Work Their Magic Has Become a Hot New Museum Trend. Here’s Why The Huntington has drawn an enthusiastic audience for its "Project Blue Boy." It's not the only one. By Janelle Zara, Oct 3, 2018
On View ‘New York Has Always Been About Light to Me’: Artist Mary Weatherford Turns On the Neon for Her Inaugural Show at Gagosian Combining athleticism and neon has made Mary Weatherford a rising star at 55. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 2, 2018
On View ‘Conventional Narratives of History Are Being Expanded’: Native Art Is Now Appearing in the Met’s American Wing The change of venue was a stipulation to receive a gift from Native American art collectors Charles and Valerie Diker. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 2, 2018
On View Kerry James Marshall’s Latest Show Puts His Stamp on Abstract and Pop Art—And Still Offers Dazzling New Figurative Paintings "History of Painting" in London is the highly regarded painter's first exhibition of new work since his landmark retrospective in 2016. By Naomi Rea, Oct 2, 2018
On View East Germany’s Secret Underground Murals Are Now on View for the First Time in 30 Years—See Them Here Students at the Berlin Art Academy painted the works in the cellar, away from the prying eyes of government censors. By Kate Brown, Oct 2, 2018
Reviews How Delacroix’s Revolutionary Art Was Forged in the Fires of Counterrevolutionary France The French Romantic lived through dramatic times, and helped shape their mythology. By Ben Davis, Oct 2, 2018
On View Here Are the 10 London Shows Everyone Will Be Talking About During Frieze Week From Richard Wilson's mesmerizing oil spill to Elmgreen & Dragset's transformation of the Whitechapel Gallery, here are our favorite shows during Frieze London. By Naomi Rea & Javier Pes, Oct 1, 2018
On View ‘I Want to Be Counted in History’: Watch How Photographer Zanele Muholi Uses Her Camera to Tell the Stories of Trans Women As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By artnet News, Sep 28, 2018
On View From a Chilling Kanye Rant to a Real-Life Children’s Commune, Artists Spin Work From Unexpected Sources at the Refreshed Art Berlin 5 works that caught our eye at the Berlin fair. By Kate Brown, Sep 28, 2018
On View ‘Deeper Meanings Tend to Slip In’: Sarah Lucas, Edgy Feminist Id of the YBA Generation, on Her Fearless New Museum Survey "It was a bloody amazing time and we were all absolutely high on it," Lucas says of the YBA generation. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 28, 2018
On View Gray Foy, One of Steve Martin’s Favorite Artists, Is Getting a Rare Show in New York—See His Meticulous Drawings Here Although he was best known as a fixture of the New York social scene, Gray Foy was a premiere draughtsman. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 27, 2018
Art Guides Chicago Art Advisor Joel Straus Recommends 8 Gallery Shows to See During EXPO Chicago This month's guide, organized by Chicago art advisor Joel Straus, features David Hockney, Liliana Porter, Edie Fake, and more. By artnet News, Sep 27, 2018
Exhibitions Artist Candice Breitz Called Out a Düsseldorf Museum for Its Male-Dominated Show. More Than 1,000 People Agreed With Her Olafur Eliasson and Trevor Paglen joined critics of the NRW-Forum's gender-imbalanced show. By Hili Perlson, Sep 26, 2018
