Must-See Art Guide: Munich

MoMA Workers Plan to Protest Contract Negotiations at the Museum’s Party in the Garden

The union aims to make its case loud and clear to MoMA patrons.

How Purple Magazine Intern-Turned-Scam Artist Anna Delvey Turned Contemporary Art Into the Perfect Tool for Fraud

Take a look at Delvey's Instagram and behold what a hollowed-out signifier art has become.

The Man Who Slashed the ‘Russian Mona Lisa’ Says Nationalist Ideology Fueled His Attack

The vandal recanted an earlier claim that he attacked the painting because he drank too much vodka.

Street Artist Invader Has a New Muse: ‘The Dude,’ the Spaced-Out Hero From ‘The Big Lebowski’

The new "invasion" is one of 29 new mosaic works placed around Los Angeles to coincide with "Beyond the Streets."

Max Hollein, Newly Minted Boss of the Met Museum, Is Leaving San Francisco With a Parting Gift: A Giant Rubens Show

The exhibition, co-organized with the Art Gallery of Ontario, will be the largest Rubens show to take place in the US in over a decade.

The Biggest Banksy Sale Ever? Dealer Steve Lazarides Plans an Unsanctioned Show of the Artist’s ‘Golden Years’

Steve Lazarides has Banksy works that he predicts will sell for at least $2.5 million.

London’s Hayward Gallery Shuts Due to Fire on the Eve of Lee Bul’s Highly Anticipated Solo Show

The gallery hopes to reopen on Friday.

A Rare Image of One of the Earliest Known Same-Sex Unions Goes on View at the Smithsonian

The cut-out images of Sylvia Drake and Charity Bryant features in "Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now."

A Verdict on the Frick Museum’s Future Is Delayed Yet Again, Despite a Marathon Public Hearing

Even after hours of deliberation, a vote on the landmark museum's expansion didn't happen.

Art Industry News: Meet the Purple Magazine Intern Who Scammed New York’s Art Scene + More Must-Read Stories

Plus, Leon Black is appointed chairman of MoMA's board and art critic Christopher Knight calls for big changes at MOCA.

US Prosecutors Drop Investigation Into Yves Bouvier After Collector Who Cried Foul Turned Massive Profit on ‘Salvator Mundi’

US investigators opened a fraud probe into the Swiss dealer, but dropped the case when his so-called victim reaped a $270 million reward.