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Gallery Network

A New Exhibition in Milan Offers a Thought-Provoking Reconsideration of Minimalism—See Images Here

“X_Minimal” is currently on view at Cassina Projects.

By Artnet Gallery Network, May 26, 2021

Museums

Leonora Carrington’s Wondrous Mexico City Home Will Become a Museum Filled With Thousands of Her Personal Belongings

The university in charge of the house shared details about the new museum on the occasion of the late artist’s 104th birthday.

By Taylor Dafoe, May 26, 2021

Politics

Despite International Outcry, the Controversial Retrial of Philanthropist and Art Patron Osman Kavala Has Begun in Turkey

The U.S. and other nations are calling for the imprisoned businessman's release.

By Kate Brown, May 26, 2021

Museums

A Financier Plans to Open the ‘World’s Largest NFT Museum’ in a Skyscraper Looming Over Central Park

The supertall residential tower is located four blocks from MoMA.

By Ben Davis, May 26, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Korean Mayors Are Hunting for Any Possible Tie to the Samsung Family as They Vie for Its Art Trove + Other Stories

Plus, the staff of the Brooklyn Museum are the latest to launch a union push, and Germany launches an exchange program with African museums.

By Artnet News, May 26, 2021

Museums

The French President Has Named Museum Director Laurence des Cars as the First-Ever Woman to Lead the Louvre

The current president of the Musée d'Orsay will replace Jean-Luc Martinez at the helm of the world-famous institution.

By Kate Brown, May 26, 2021

Op-Ed

Anti-Black Discrimination and Toxic Workplaces Are All Too Common in the Arts Administration Field

My experience as the first Black male arts program manager for the Office of Arts & Culture for the City of Seattle.

By Paul Rucker, May 26, 2021

The Gray Market

What Art Dealers Can Learn From a Revered Underground Record Store’s Move to the Heart of Manhattan (and Other Insights)

Our columnist examines Rough Trade’s migration to Midtown and its value in helping dealers think through similar post-shutdown challenges.

By Tim Schneider, May 26, 2021

Politics

President Biden Demanded the Chairman of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts Resign. But the Trump Appointee Refuses to Leave

The chairman said he was "shocked and dismayed" at the request that he resign.

By Zachary Small, May 25, 2021

Archaeology

A Storied Medieval Village in Northern Italy Has Literally Resurfaced 70 Years After It Was Destroyed by a Flood

The lost town recently inspired both a novel and Netflix show.

By Artnet News, May 25, 2021

Law

A Street Artist Is Suing the Vatican—and Turned Down a Meeting With the Pope—After She Says It Used Her Art Without Permission

Alessia Babrow is seeking $160,000 in damages after the Vatican issued a stamp using one of her images.

By Sarah Cascone, May 25, 2021

People

‘Creativity Can Help You Channel Anxiety’: Actor and Turner Prize Juror Russell Tovey on His Mission to Make Art Mainstream

Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament have just released a book based on their popular 'Talk Art' podcast.

By Naomi Rea, May 25, 2021

Gallery Network

A New Exhibition in Milan Offers a Thought-Provoking Reconsideration of Minimalism—See Images Here

Museums

Leonora Carrington’s Wondrous Mexico City Home Will Become a Museum Filled With Thousands of Her Personal Belongings

Politics

Despite International Outcry, the Controversial Retrial of Philanthropist and Art Patron Osman Kavala Has Begun in Turkey

Museums

A Financier Plans to Open the ‘World’s Largest NFT Museum’ in a Skyscraper Looming Over Central Park

Art World

Art Industry News: Korean Mayors Are Hunting for Any Possible Tie to the Samsung Family as They Vie for Its Art Trove + Other Stories

Museums

The French President Has Named Museum Director Laurence des Cars as the First-Ever Woman to Lead the Louvre

Op-Ed

Anti-Black Discrimination and Toxic Workplaces Are All Too Common in the Arts Administration Field

The Gray Market

What Art Dealers Can Learn From a Revered Underground Record Store’s Move to the Heart of Manhattan (and Other Insights)

Politics

President Biden Demanded the Chairman of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts Resign. But the Trump Appointee Refuses to Leave

Archaeology

A Storied Medieval Village in Northern Italy Has Literally Resurfaced 70 Years After It Was Destroyed by a Flood

Law

A Street Artist Is Suing the Vatican—and Turned Down a Meeting With the Pope—After She Says It Used Her Art Without Permission

People

‘Creativity Can Help You Channel Anxiety’: Actor and Turner Prize Juror Russell Tovey on His Mission to Make Art Mainstream

Art World

Loewe Creative Director Jonathan Anderson on the Luxury Brand’s 2021 Craft Prize, and Why Art Remains Essential

Art World

Police Have Discovered a Dead Body Inside a Giant Papier-Mache Dinosaur Sculpture in Spain

Art Fairs

Price Check! Here’s What Sold at Art Basel Hong Kong 2021—and for How Much

A New Exhibition in Milan Offers a Thought-Provoking Reconsideration of Minimalism—See Images Here

Leonora Carrington’s Wondrous Mexico City Home Will Become a Museum Filled With Thousands of Her Personal Belongings

Despite International Outcry, the Controversial Retrial of Philanthropist and Art Patron Osman Kavala Has Begun in Turkey

A Financier Plans to Open the ‘World’s Largest NFT Museum’ in a Skyscraper Looming Over Central Park

Art Industry News: Korean Mayors Are Hunting for Any Possible Tie to the Samsung Family as They Vie for Its Art Trove + Other Stories

The French President Has Named Museum Director Laurence des Cars as the First-Ever Woman to Lead the Louvre

Anti-Black Discrimination and Toxic Workplaces Are All Too Common in the Arts Administration Field

What Art Dealers Can Learn From a Revered Underground Record Store’s Move to the Heart of Manhattan (and Other Insights)

President Biden Demanded the Chairman of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts Resign. But the Trump Appointee Refuses to Leave

A Storied Medieval Village in Northern Italy Has Literally Resurfaced 70 Years After It Was Destroyed by a Flood

A Street Artist Is Suing the Vatican—and Turned Down a Meeting With the Pope—After She Says It Used Her Art Without Permission

‘Creativity Can Help You Channel Anxiety’: Actor and Turner Prize Juror Russell Tovey on His Mission to Make Art Mainstream

Loewe Creative Director Jonathan Anderson on the Luxury Brand’s 2021 Craft Prize, and Why Art Remains Essential

Police Have Discovered a Dead Body Inside a Giant Papier-Mache Dinosaur Sculpture in Spain

Price Check! Here’s What Sold at Art Basel Hong Kong 2021—and for How Much

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