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On View

‘He Just Made You Pay Attention’: Watch Bruce Nauman Describe How an Old Cowboy Helped Him Become a Better Artist

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

By artnet News, Oct 18, 2018

Reviews

The Carnegie International Wants You to Feel ‘Museum Joy’ Again, With Mr. Rogers, Vietnamese Coffee, and Its Own Past

The latest edition of the country's oldest recurring survey of contemporary art opened this weekend at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art.

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 18, 2018

On View

Rembrandt’s Monumental Masterpiece the ‘Night Watch’ Will Be Restored—and You Can Watch It Happen

If you ever wondered how masterpieces are restored, now you can find out for yourself.

By Henri Neuendorf, Oct 16, 2018

On View

Brooklyn’s Museum of Pizza Is Now Open—and It’s Exactly as Cheesy as You’d Expect

This pop-up "museum" delivers a dose of pizza art and a lot of advertising.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 16, 2018

On View

In Paris for FIAC? Here Are 11 Must-See Shows on View This Week in the French Capital

From Laure Prouvost to Simon Fujiwara, here are our favorite shows away from the fair.

By Naomi Rea, Oct 16, 2018

Art Guides

From Bruegel in Vienna to Basquiat in Paris, Here Are 38 Must-See Museum Shows Worth Traveling for This Fall

Globetrotting art lovers have a lot to look forward to in the coming season.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 16, 2018

On View

Never-Before-Seen Photos of Andy Warhol’s Glamorous Everyday Life Are on View at Stanford—See Them Here

Bianca Jagger, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Liza Minnelli make appearances in a trove of contact sheets recently acquired by Stanford's Cantor Arts Center.

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 15, 2018

Exhibitions

Pharrell, Bono, and Dozens of Other Musicians Record an Album in Memory of Conceptual Artist Sophie Calle’s Late Cat

The French conceptual artist collaborated with 38 all-star musicians.

By Henri Neuendorf, Oct 15, 2018

Reviews

A New Exhibition Showcases the Most Legendary Couples in Modern Art History. Too Bad It Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story

A curatorial tour de force now in London is undermined by the way it plays down uncomfortable truths raised by the #MeToo movement.

By Lorena Muñoz-Alonso, Oct 15, 2018

On View

‘I Was Using Materials That Had Memory’: Watch Mark Bradford Build Elaborate Abstract Paintings That Reflect the Real World

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

By artnet News, Oct 12, 2018

On View

‘He Just Made You Pay Attention’: Watch Bruce Nauman Describe How an Old Cowboy Helped Him Become a Better Artist

Reviews

The Carnegie International Wants You to Feel ‘Museum Joy’ Again, With Mr. Rogers, Vietnamese Coffee, and Its Own Past

On View

Rembrandt’s Monumental Masterpiece the ‘Night Watch’ Will Be Restored—and You Can Watch It Happen

On View

Brooklyn’s Museum of Pizza Is Now Open—and It’s Exactly as Cheesy as You’d Expect

On View

In Paris for FIAC? Here Are 11 Must-See Shows on View This Week in the French Capital

Art Guides

From Bruegel in Vienna to Basquiat in Paris, Here Are 38 Must-See Museum Shows Worth Traveling for This Fall

On View

Never-Before-Seen Photos of Andy Warhol’s Glamorous Everyday Life Are on View at Stanford—See Them Here

Exhibitions

Pharrell, Bono, and Dozens of Other Musicians Record an Album in Memory of Conceptual Artist Sophie Calle’s Late Cat

Reviews

A New Exhibition Showcases the Most Legendary Couples in Modern Art History. Too Bad It Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story

On View

‘I Was Using Materials That Had Memory’: Watch Mark Bradford Build Elaborate Abstract Paintings That Reflect the Real World

Exhibitions

The Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ Is the Most Popular Show in the Museum’s History, Drawing 1.7 Million Visitors

On View

Pay Attention to the Loaded Details in Artist Robert Pruitt’s Powerful Images of Devotion

On View

Bob Dylan Illustrated His Most Famous Songs—With New Lyrics—for a London Gallery Show

Exhibitions

Meet Hew Locke, the Artist Who Dresses Up ‘Patriotic’ Statues to Reveal Their Whitewashed Histories

Exhibitions

Get a Sneak Peek at the Menil Collection’s New Drawing Institute Before It Opens Next Month

‘He Just Made You Pay Attention’: Watch Bruce Nauman Describe How an Old Cowboy Helped Him Become a Better Artist

The Carnegie International Wants You to Feel ‘Museum Joy’ Again, With Mr. Rogers, Vietnamese Coffee, and Its Own Past

Rembrandt’s Monumental Masterpiece the ‘Night Watch’ Will Be Restored—and You Can Watch It Happen

Brooklyn’s Museum of Pizza Is Now Open—and It’s Exactly as Cheesy as You’d Expect

In Paris for FIAC? Here Are 11 Must-See Shows on View This Week in the French Capital

From Bruegel in Vienna to Basquiat in Paris, Here Are 38 Must-See Museum Shows Worth Traveling for This Fall

Never-Before-Seen Photos of Andy Warhol’s Glamorous Everyday Life Are on View at Stanford—See Them Here

Pharrell, Bono, and Dozens of Other Musicians Record an Album in Memory of Conceptual Artist Sophie Calle’s Late Cat

A New Exhibition Showcases the Most Legendary Couples in Modern Art History. Too Bad It Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story

‘I Was Using Materials That Had Memory’: Watch Mark Bradford Build Elaborate Abstract Paintings That Reflect the Real World

The Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ Is the Most Popular Show in the Museum’s History, Drawing 1.7 Million Visitors

Pay Attention to the Loaded Details in Artist Robert Pruitt’s Powerful Images of Devotion

Bob Dylan Illustrated His Most Famous Songs—With New Lyrics—for a London Gallery Show

Meet Hew Locke, the Artist Who Dresses Up ‘Patriotic’ Statues to Reveal Their Whitewashed Histories

Get a Sneak Peek at the Menil Collection’s New Drawing Institute Before It Opens Next Month

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