Exhibitions A Remarkable Exhibition in London Reveals How the Renaissance Painter Titian Once Captured the Troubled Psyche of a Colonial King Philip II commissioned Titian to paint this series of paintings at a time when European colonizers were venturing into unknown worlds. By Blake Gopnik, Mar 24, 2020
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 10 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week Get your art fix online. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 23, 2020
Art World Thieves Were Caught Attempting to Steal Medieval Stones From Notre-Dame Cathedral During Paris’s Citywide Lockdown Two men were taken into custody after attempting to heist stones to sell the black market, according to a spokesperson for the cathedral. By Katie White, Mar 23, 2020
On View Meleko Mokgosi’s Virtuosic Paintings of Southern Africa Show a Different Side of the Tourism Industry—See Pictures Here While museums are closed to the public, we are spotlighting an inspiring exhibition somewhere around the globe each day. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 23, 2020
People Prominent New York Gallerist Paul Kasmin, Who Helped Elevate Chelsea Into an Art Hub, Has Died at Age 60 The stalwart New York City dealer had battled illness for a long time. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 23, 2020
Art World Hong Kong Museums That Reopened Are Shuttering Again as the Government Reinstates Social-Distancing Rules The government has once again closed museums in Hong Kong. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 23, 2020
People The Late Country Music Legend Kenny Rogers Was Also a Surprising Talented Photographer—See Some of His Greatest Hits Here Rogers knew when to hold ‘em, when to fold ‘em, and when to click the shutter. By Artnet News, Mar 23, 2020
Art World Artists Are Rallying to Donate Their Masks and Other Protective Gear to Hospitals Facing Shortages Around the US The Mask Crusaders began as a listserv suggestion from artist Camille Henrot. By Rachel Corbett, Mar 23, 2020
Art World Dawn of the Online Biennial Era? The Biennale of Sydney Becomes the First Major International Art Show to Go Virtual The biennale is going online-only with a little help from Google. By Naomi Rea, Mar 23, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: A Wave of Blue-Chip Treasures Is Entering the Market at Low Prices as Collectors Hunt for Liquidity + Other Stories Plus, the Kinkade Family Foundation offers emergency funding for curators and researchers are uncovering new secrets about Notre Dame. By Artnet News, Mar 23, 2020
Opinion How We Should Reimagine Art’s Mission in the Time of ‘Social Distancing’ Passive cultural consumption is going to make us feel disempowered and alienated just when we need to maintain social connection. By Ben Davis, Mar 23, 2020
Art World 9 Dazzling Virtual Art Experiences You Can Have From the Comfort of Your Home, Including a Memorable Trip to the Sistine Chapel It's never been easier to visit the world's greatest museums and cultural sites remotely. By Katie White, Mar 23, 2020
Market As a Star-Powered New Gallery Opens Its Doors in Hong Kong, Asia's Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope After a Prolonged Lockdown Sales are trickling in through Art Basel Hong Kong's digital platform too. By Vivienne Chow, Mar 23, 2020
Opinion The Gray Market: Why History’s Biggest Work-From-Home Experiment Could Eventually Benefit the Art Market (and Other Insights) Our columnist speculates about how mass telecommuting could be here to stay, and how it could someday be a boon to artists and dealers. By Tim Schneider, Mar 23, 2020
Opinion We Don't Know What the Art World of the Future Will Look Like. Here Are 6 Ways We Can Come Together to Build the One We Want The founder of Independent looks back on earlier crises and proposes ways to build a stronger art market on the other side of this one. By Elizabeth Dee, Mar 23, 2020
