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On View

The Met Just Received a Gift of 700 Once-Cutting-Edge Images That Bring the World of the 1800s to Vivid Life—See Them Here

Many of the works are now on view in the exhibition “2020 Vision: Photographs, 1840s–1860s."

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 6, 2020

Art World

Smoke From Australia’s Devastating Wildfires Has Forced the Closure of the National Gallery in Canberra

Valuable Picasso and Matisse paintings are currently on loan to the Canberra museum.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 6, 2020

People

How a Dutch Artist and Engineer Created an Otherworldly New World War II Memorial Using 104,000 Glowing Stones

Each of the Dutch designer and engineer's glowing stones represents a World War II Dutch-Jewish victim.

By Nina Siegal, Jan 6, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Meet the Multitalented Young Artist Who’s Now the Breakout Star of ‘Uncut Gems’ + Other Stories

Plus, experts wonder if the Dresden jewel heist was an inside job and the Outsider Art Fair will showcase works collected by famous artists.

By Artnet News, Jan 6, 2020

Politics

President Trump's Threat Against Iran's Cultural Sites 'Must Be Condemned,' Say Outraged Museum Directors, Politicians, and Scholars

Cultural leaders are condemning Trump for threatening a "war crime."

By Naomi Rea, Jan 6, 2020

Opinion

The Gray Market: What the Debut of a $5 Billion ‘Post-Shopping Mall’ Does—and Doesn’t—Mean for Art (and Other Insights)

Our columnist ponders American Dream, a three-million-square-foot mall with more space for "experiences" than retail.

By Tim Schneider, Jan 6, 2020

Art World

Spirituality Has Long Been Erased From Art History. Here’s Why It’s Having a Resurgence Today

With an Agnes Pelton show on the horizon at the Whitney, we investigate the trend for spiritually-minded art.

By Eleanor Heartney, Jan 6, 2020

Art Guides

Here Are 21 Highly Anticipated, Mind-Expanding Museum Exhibitions to Seek Out Across the US in 2020

You won't want to miss these shows.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 6, 2020

People

John Baldessari, the Wry Teacher Who Became a Path-Breaking Pioneer of Conceptual Art, Has Died at 88

John Baldessari was a towering figure in the West Coast art scene who inspired a generation of students.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 5, 2020

Auctions

The Historic Artworks That Once Adorned the Offices of ‘Jet’ and ‘Ebony’ Are Heading to Auction This Month

Works by Carrie Mae Weems and Henry Ossawa Tanner will be included in the sale at Swann Galleries.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 3, 2020

Art World

From Vogue’s Commitment to Going Green to a Brazen Attack on a Picasso Painting: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news—fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 3, 2020

Vogue Italia Reduced Its Carbon Footprint by Hiring Artists to Illustrate Its January Issue Instead of Staging Photo Shoots

Vanessa Beecroft and David Salle are among the artists contributing to the issue.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 3, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Does the ‘Museum Model’ Even Work Anymore? Some Insiders Say No + Other Stories

Plus, the Brooklyn Museum curator whose hire sparked controversy gets a new gig and demand for US freeports is on the rise.

By Artnet News, Jan 3, 2020

On View

The Met Just Received a Gift of 700 Once-Cutting-Edge Images That Bring the World of the 1800s to Vivid Life—See Them Here

Art World

Smoke From Australia’s Devastating Wildfires Has Forced the Closure of the National Gallery in Canberra

People

How a Dutch Artist and Engineer Created an Otherworldly New World War II Memorial Using 104,000 Glowing Stones

Art World

Art Industry News: Meet the Multitalented Young Artist Who’s Now the Breakout Star of ‘Uncut Gems’ + Other Stories

Politics

President Trump's Threat Against Iran's Cultural Sites 'Must Be Condemned,' Say Outraged Museum Directors, Politicians, and Scholars

Opinion

The Gray Market: What the Debut of a $5 Billion ‘Post-Shopping Mall’ Does—and Doesn’t—Mean for Art (and Other Insights)

Art World

Spirituality Has Long Been Erased From Art History. Here’s Why It’s Having a Resurgence Today

Art Guides

Here Are 21 Highly Anticipated, Mind-Expanding Museum Exhibitions to Seek Out Across the US in 2020

People

John Baldessari, the Wry Teacher Who Became a Path-Breaking Pioneer of Conceptual Art, Has Died at 88

Auctions

The Historic Artworks That Once Adorned the Offices of ‘Jet’ and ‘Ebony’ Are Heading to Auction This Month

Art World

From Vogue’s Commitment to Going Green to a Brazen Attack on a Picasso Painting: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Art and Law

The Collectors Who Lent Two Dozen Allegedly Fake Artworks to a Major Belgian Museum Have Been Taken Into Custody

Art World

Computer Scientists Say They’ve Solved the Mystery of the Orb in Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Salvator Mundi’

Art World

Vogue Italia Reduced Its Carbon Footprint by Hiring Artists to Illustrate Its January Issue Instead of Staging Photo Shoots

Art World

Art Industry News: Does the ‘Museum Model’ Even Work Anymore? Some Insiders Say No + Other Stories

The Met Just Received a Gift of 700 Once-Cutting-Edge Images That Bring the World of the 1800s to Vivid Life—See Them Here

Smoke From Australia’s Devastating Wildfires Has Forced the Closure of the National Gallery in Canberra

How a Dutch Artist and Engineer Created an Otherworldly New World War II Memorial Using 104,000 Glowing Stones

Art Industry News: Meet the Multitalented Young Artist Who’s Now the Breakout Star of ‘Uncut Gems’ + Other Stories

President Trump's Threat Against Iran's Cultural Sites 'Must Be Condemned,' Say Outraged Museum Directors, Politicians, and Scholars

The Gray Market: What the Debut of a $5 Billion ‘Post-Shopping Mall’ Does—and Doesn’t—Mean for Art (and Other Insights)

Spirituality Has Long Been Erased From Art History. Here’s Why It’s Having a Resurgence Today

Here Are 21 Highly Anticipated, Mind-Expanding Museum Exhibitions to Seek Out Across the US in 2020

John Baldessari, the Wry Teacher Who Became a Path-Breaking Pioneer of Conceptual Art, Has Died at 88

The Historic Artworks That Once Adorned the Offices of ‘Jet’ and ‘Ebony’ Are Heading to Auction This Month

From Vogue’s Commitment to Going Green to a Brazen Attack on a Picasso Painting: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

The Collectors Who Lent Two Dozen Allegedly Fake Artworks to a Major Belgian Museum Have Been Taken Into Custody

Computer Scientists Say They’ve Solved the Mystery of the Orb in Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Salvator Mundi’

Vogue Italia Reduced Its Carbon Footprint by Hiring Artists to Illustrate Its January Issue Instead of Staging Photo Shoots

Art Industry News: Does the ‘Museum Model’ Even Work Anymore? Some Insiders Say No + Other Stories

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