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Art and Law

Magnum Photos Is Threatening to Sue a Streetwear Company That Used Its Inflammatory Images of Historical Conflicts for a New Clothing Line

The collection was pulled from sale quickly after it was released.

By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 19, 2021

Reviews

Veering From the Didactic to the Lyrical, El Museo del Barrio’s Worthy New Triennial Defines Latinx Art Through a Common Struggle

“Estamos Bien—La Trienal" is the museum's first national survey of Latinx art.

By Barbara Calderón, Mar 19, 2021

People

The Art World at Home: Hiroshi Sugimoto Is Reimagining the Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden and Making Elaborate Soufflés

Last year, Sugimoto released his first cookbook.

By Artnet News, Mar 19, 2021

Career Stories

TeamLab Co-Founder Toshiyuki Inoko on How He Went From High-School Prankster to an Architect of the Art World’s Experience Economy

The art collective co-founder talks about the future of experiential art and what he has in store for Miami's Superblue.

By Katie Rothstein, Mar 19, 2021

Exhibitions

Museums Used to Pay Huge Fees for Personal Couriers to Travel With Major Loans. New Technology Could Mean They Don’t Have to

The acceptance of virtual couriers is rapidly transforming the way artworks travel around the world.

By Kate Brown, Mar 19, 2021

Art World

Artist JR Has Symbolically ‘Reopened’ a Shuttered Florence Museum With a Photocollage of Its Interior on the Facade

The trompe-l'oeil installation on the outside of the Palazzo Strozzi comes as much of Italy re-enters lockdown.

By Naomi Rea, Mar 19, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Paris’s Surging Art Scene Is Ordered Back Into Lockdown Once Again + Other Stories

Plus, photographer David Alan Harvey steps down from Magnum and the M+ museum faces off with Hong Kong's government.

By Artnet News, Mar 19, 2021

On View

With Indoor Gatherings Still Restricted in England, the Liverpool Biennial Has Opened Its Outdoor-Only Program First

The indoor portion of the biennial should open later this spring.

By Naomi Rea, Mar 19, 2021

The Art Angle

The Art Angle Podcast: Lorraine O’Grady on the Social Castes of the Art World

This week, chief art critic Ben Davis speaks with the acclaimed artist about her circuitous route to the art world, activism, and a newly opened retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum.

By Artnet News, Mar 19, 2021

Art World

Wet Paint: Embattled Dealer Accused of Brazen Heist, Frieze NY to Open for Vaccinated Fairgoers, & More Juicy Art World Gossip

Which billionaire Greek shipping heirs have a splashy new L.A. gallery? What rapper is desperately trying to buy a KAWS? Read on for answers.

By Nate Freeman, Mar 19, 2021

Art World

Artist Byron Kim’s Deceptively Modest Meditations on Identity Pose Important Questions—Here Are 3 Facts You May Not Know About His Work

The artist's seemingly abstract work shrouds its political relevance.

By Maria Vogel, Mar 19, 2021

Jackson Pollock’s Older Brother Charles Was the Family’s First Artist. Now, an Exhibition Brings Their Work Together for the First Time

Their careers diverged, but the brothers remained devoted to each other.

By Katie White, Mar 18, 2021

Art and Law

Dozens of State Attorneys General Want to Allow Museums to Remove the Sackler Name From Their Walls Regardless of Gift Contracts

Purdue Pharma proposed a bankruptcy plan that would require the Sacklers to pay $4.3 billion to victims, but opponents say that’s not enough.

By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 18, 2021

Art World

Artist L’Merchie Frazier’s Quilt Expresses the Bond of a Mother and Child in Thread—Here Are 3 Facts You May Not Know About It

The artwork suggests a deep bond anyone can relate to.

By Maria Vogel, Mar 18, 2021

Magnum Photos Is Threatening to Sue a Streetwear Company That Used Its Inflammatory Images of Historical Conflicts for a New Clothing Line

Veering From the Didactic to the Lyrical, El Museo del Barrio’s Worthy New Triennial Defines Latinx Art Through a Common Struggle

The Art World at Home: Hiroshi Sugimoto Is Reimagining the Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden and Making Elaborate Soufflés

TeamLab Co-Founder Toshiyuki Inoko on How He Went From High-School Prankster to an Architect of the Art World’s Experience Economy

Museums Used to Pay Huge Fees for Personal Couriers to Travel With Major Loans. New Technology Could Mean They Don’t Have to

Artist JR Has Symbolically ‘Reopened’ a Shuttered Florence Museum With a Photocollage of Its Interior on the Facade

Art Industry News: Paris’s Surging Art Scene Is Ordered Back Into Lockdown Once Again + Other Stories

With Indoor Gatherings Still Restricted in England, the Liverpool Biennial Has Opened Its Outdoor-Only Program First

The Art Angle Podcast: Lorraine O’Grady on the Social Castes of the Art World

Wet Paint: Embattled Dealer Accused of Brazen Heist, Frieze NY to Open for Vaccinated Fairgoers, & More Juicy Art World Gossip

Artist Byron Kim’s Deceptively Modest Meditations on Identity Pose Important Questions—Here Are 3 Facts You May Not Know About His Work

‘We Inevitably Project Into It’: Watch Artist Cao Fei Explain Why Online Role-Playing Reveals a Person’s True Identity

Jackson Pollock’s Older Brother Charles Was the Family’s First Artist. Now, an Exhibition Brings Their Work Together for the First Time

Dozens of State Attorneys General Want to Allow Museums to Remove the Sackler Name From Their Walls Regardless of Gift Contracts

Artist L’Merchie Frazier’s Quilt Expresses the Bond of a Mother and Child in Thread—Here Are 3 Facts You May Not Know About It

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