Art World See You at the Fair? Nope! Why the Art World Is Embracing ‘JOMO’—the Joy of Missing Out—in a Big Way From art fairs to auctions to gallery shows, the dramatic upscaling of the art world has begun fostering joy in those people who opt out. By Tim Schneider & Julia Halperin, Oct 1, 2019
People ‘It Will Not Be a Passing, Fashionable Moment’: Goodman Gallery’s Liza Essers on Why the Art World’s Axis Is Tipping Toward Africa As the South African gallery prepares to open in London this week, its owner explains how the new space plays into her global vision. By Kate Brown, Oct 1, 2019
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 23 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Here's what we're looking forward to as we enter October. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 30, 2019
On View From Paul Thek’s Accidental Etchings to Gabriel Kuri’s Cigarette Butts, Here Are 5 Must-See Shows in Brussels The city of adventurous gallery formats and discreet collectors doesn't do hype, but it does do quality. By Kate Brown, Sep 30, 2019
Art Fairs Vienna Contemporary Has a New Look and New Leadership, But It Remains a Staid, Regional Fair The art fair continues its soul-searching to find its rightful place amid a stacked fair calendar. By Louisa Elderton, Sep 30, 2019
Art Guides In London for Frieze Week? Don’t Miss These 15 Must-See Gallery Shows During the Fair Dealers are pulling out all the stops for Frieze. By Naomi Rea & Javier Pes, Sep 30, 2019
On View Do You Find Europe’s Grand Public Fountains Charming? Kara Walker’s Spectacular Turbine Hall Commission May Change That With characteristic dark humor, Walker's commission offers a re-reading of one of London's most prominent colonial-era monuments. By Naomi Rea, Sep 30, 2019
Art World Kanye West Shot an IMAX Film Inside James Turrell’s Roden Crater and You Can See It in Theaters Next Month West has donated $10 million toward Turrell's efforts to complete the monumental earth work. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 30, 2019
On View ‘I Didn’t Want Her to Carry the Weight’: How Wangechi Mutu’s African-Inspired Caryatids on the Met’s Facade Break Free of Tradition The sculptural niches on the Met's facade had sat empty since 1902. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 30, 2019
Art World Tiffany & Co. Makes a Big Splash in China With a Magnificent Show of Its Greatest Hits The sprawling exhibition illustrates how brand storytelling is more important than ever. By Noor Brara, Sep 30, 2019
People Palais de Tokyo Patron Is Swiftly Dismissed After Posting a Bizarre Rant Against Teen Activist Greta Thunberg on Facebook The museum swiftly distanced itself from the patron. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 30, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: New Museum Workers Vote to Strike If They Can’t Reach a Deal With Management + Other Stories Plus, Salvator Mundi is likely to be a no-show at the Louvre's Leonardo blockbuster and prison abolitionists protest the Ford Foundation. By artnet News, Sep 30, 2019
People The Business of Being an Art Collector: A Roundtable Discussion With Three Top Patrons About How the Pursuit Has Changed Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Dimitris Daskalopoulos, and Paul Ettlinger sat down to discuss how art collecting has evolved. By Cristina Ruiz, Sep 30, 2019
On View A Marvelous New Exhibition Argues That Verrocchio, Leonardo da Vinci’s Mentor, Deserves Far More Credit Than He Gets The show makes a splendid case for the overlooked master. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 30, 2019
Opinion The Gray Market: Why Endeavor’s Aborted IPO Is—and Isn’t—Like a ‘Burned’ Auction Lot (and Other Insights) Our columnist on what the art market can learn from how the financial markets process the delayed IPO of Frieze's majority owner, Endeavor. By Tim Schneider, Sep 30, 2019
