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Shows & Exhibitions

Berlin’s Embattled Humboldt Forum Has Opened Its Doors at Last. Can It Persuade Its Critics to Give It a Chance?

After numerous delays, the institution opens its doors to the public tomorrow.

By Kate Brown, Jul 19, 2021

Law

Twitter’s Ex-CEO Is Facing Off With Artist Neighbor Dorothea Rockburne After a Bathroom Leak Allegedly Damaged Her Life’s Work

Costolo's lawyers are demanding reams of paperwork from Rockburne, including prices for previously sold artworks.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 19, 2021

Gallery Network

Spotlight: This Father-and-Son Design Studio in Geneva Makes Spirited Creations Out of Unexpected Materials

At SINCE Geneva, Pierre Koukjian and Cedric Koukjian experiment with everything from marble to foam.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Jul 19, 2021

Museums

After a Wave of Protest Against Its Deaccessioning Scheme, the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art Has Halted Its Plans

The museum has cut staff and launched an art summer camp to save and raise urgently needed funds.

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 19, 2021

On View

Nairy Baghramian’s New Marble Sculpture in the Berkshire Wilds Reflects on the Strength and Fragility of the Human Body—See It Here

The artist is part of a group show taking place on the Massachusetts grounds of the Clark Institute.

By Artnet News, Jul 19, 2021

Studio Visit

Brooklyn-Based Painter Marcus Leslie Singleton on the Pros and Cons of Good Lighting, and Why the Best Art Works Telepathically

We caught up with the artist from his studio in Brooklyn.

By Noor Brara, Jul 19, 2021

Auctions

After Making His Seven-Figure NFT Debut, ‘Rick and Morty’ Creator Justin Roiland Is Selling His First Painting at Auction

Roiland’s piece is included in Sotheby’s contemporary art online sale.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jul 19, 2021

Style

‘My Interest Is Seeing Art Occupy New Spaces’: Doug Aitken on His First Foray Into Fashion, an Installation for Saint Laurent

The piece, which began as a runway set for the brand's latest menswear show, will live on through the month as part of the Venice Biennale.

By Rachel Raudenbush, Jul 19, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: The Late Artist Christo’s Team Is Working ‘Around the Clock’ to Wrap the Arc de Triomphe by Fall + Other Stories

Plus, Tate Modern transformed into a vaccination center for the night, and U.S. authorities look to return a valuable artifact to Cambodia.

By Artnet News, Jul 19, 2021

Art Shipping in the Age of the Pandemic Is More Expensive and Complicated Than Ever—and a Return to 'Normal' Remains Far Away

Advisors and art dealers are facing new logistical challenges as shippers urge patience.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 19, 2021

While Restoring a Mysterious 16th-Century Painting, Experts Found That Someone Turned Its Subject’s Frown Literally Upside Down

From the department of "Don't Tell Women to Smile."

By Artnet News, Jul 16, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

Get an Exclusive Look at the Totally Wacky NFTs Urs Fischer Is About to Sell Through Pace (And Do Your Best to Make Sense of Them)

Each artwork features two quotidian objects floating in blank white space and occasionally colliding into one another, like a trippy screensaver.

By Artnet News, Jul 16, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

Berlin’s Embattled Humboldt Forum Has Opened Its Doors at Last. Can It Persuade Its Critics to Give It a Chance?

Law

Twitter’s Ex-CEO Is Facing Off With Artist Neighbor Dorothea Rockburne After a Bathroom Leak Allegedly Damaged Her Life’s Work

Gallery Network

Spotlight: This Father-and-Son Design Studio in Geneva Makes Spirited Creations Out of Unexpected Materials

Museums

After a Wave of Protest Against Its Deaccessioning Scheme, the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art Has Halted Its Plans

On View

Nairy Baghramian’s New Marble Sculpture in the Berkshire Wilds Reflects on the Strength and Fragility of the Human Body—See It Here

Studio Visit

Brooklyn-Based Painter Marcus Leslie Singleton on the Pros and Cons of Good Lighting, and Why the Best Art Works Telepathically

Auctions

After Making His Seven-Figure NFT Debut, ‘Rick and Morty’ Creator Justin Roiland Is Selling His First Painting at Auction

Style

‘My Interest Is Seeing Art Occupy New Spaces’: Doug Aitken on His First Foray Into Fashion, an Installation for Saint Laurent

Art World

Art Industry News: The Late Artist Christo’s Team Is Working ‘Around the Clock’ to Wrap the Arc de Triomphe by Fall + Other Stories

Art World

What I Buy and Why: Millennial Collectors James and Kimberly Elbaor on the $1,200 Oscar Murillo Work That Got Away

Museums

MoMA Survived Ten Weeks of Protest. But Inside the Museum, Some Employees Are Feeling the Strain

Artnet News Pro

Art Shipping in the Age of the Pandemic Is More Expensive and Complicated Than Ever—and a Return to 'Normal' Remains Far Away

Museums

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Controversial Redesign Plan for the Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden Gets an Important Green Light

Art History

While Restoring a Mysterious 16th-Century Painting, Experts Found That Someone Turned Its Subject’s Frown Literally Upside Down

Shows & Exhibitions

Get an Exclusive Look at the Totally Wacky NFTs Urs Fischer Is About to Sell Through Pace (And Do Your Best to Make Sense of Them)

Berlin’s Embattled Humboldt Forum Has Opened Its Doors at Last. Can It Persuade Its Critics to Give It a Chance?

Twitter’s Ex-CEO Is Facing Off With Artist Neighbor Dorothea Rockburne After a Bathroom Leak Allegedly Damaged Her Life’s Work

Spotlight: This Father-and-Son Design Studio in Geneva Makes Spirited Creations Out of Unexpected Materials

After a Wave of Protest Against Its Deaccessioning Scheme, the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art Has Halted Its Plans

Nairy Baghramian’s New Marble Sculpture in the Berkshire Wilds Reflects on the Strength and Fragility of the Human Body—See It Here

Brooklyn-Based Painter Marcus Leslie Singleton on the Pros and Cons of Good Lighting, and Why the Best Art Works Telepathically

After Making His Seven-Figure NFT Debut, ‘Rick and Morty’ Creator Justin Roiland Is Selling His First Painting at Auction

‘My Interest Is Seeing Art Occupy New Spaces’: Doug Aitken on His First Foray Into Fashion, an Installation for Saint Laurent

Art Industry News: The Late Artist Christo’s Team Is Working ‘Around the Clock’ to Wrap the Arc de Triomphe by Fall + Other Stories

What I Buy and Why: Millennial Collectors James and Kimberly Elbaor on the $1,200 Oscar Murillo Work That Got Away

MoMA Survived Ten Weeks of Protest. But Inside the Museum, Some Employees Are Feeling the Strain

Art Shipping in the Age of the Pandemic Is More Expensive and Complicated Than Ever—and a Return to 'Normal' Remains Far Away

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Controversial Redesign Plan for the Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden Gets an Important Green Light

While Restoring a Mysterious 16th-Century Painting, Experts Found That Someone Turned Its Subject’s Frown Literally Upside Down

Get an Exclusive Look at the Totally Wacky NFTs Urs Fischer Is About to Sell Through Pace (And Do Your Best to Make Sense of Them)

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