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Billionaire Nicolas Berggruen Just Opened a New Branch of His Globe-Spanning Cultural Institute in a Historic Venice Palazzo

The space will host international programming for visual art and architecture.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 7, 2021

Archaeology

See the Stunning Trove of Iron Age Gold Discovered by a Rookie Metal Detectorist Now on View in a Danish Museum

The gold predates the Viking era.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 7, 2021

Opinion

Did Budweiser’s Tom Sachs Stunt Backfire? Is Damien Hirst’s Drake Cover Actually Good? + Other Questions I Have About Last Week’s Art News

Can we be saved from AR art dystopia? What to make of Rachel Dolezal's conceptual abstract art?

By Ben Davis, Sep 7, 2021

Pop Culture

‘I Want People to Have Strong Reactions’: Director Cheryl Dunn on Her Documentary About Enfant Terrible Artist Dash Snow

'Moments Like This Never Last' features never-before-seen footage of the mid-2000s New York scene.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 7, 2021

Art World

Pedro Reyes Is Designing a Monument to Indigenous Women in Mexico City That Will Replace a 150-Year-Old Christopher Columbus Statue

“If someone can teach us how to take care of this planet, it is our native peoples," Reyes said.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 7, 2021

Art World

How Martine Gutierrez Turned Herself Into Cleopatra, Mulan, and Other Historical Heroines for a Public Art Project in Bus Shelters Across the U.S.

"I want to make something on my own terms," Gutierrez said.

By Osman Can Yerebakan, Sep 7, 2021

Art Fairs

The Local Paris Fair Salon Galeristes Pulls the Plug on Its 2021 Edition as Bigger Art Fairs Power Ahead With Fall Events

The niche fair had been slated to run alongside FIAC in October.

By Naomi Rea, Sep 7, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Famous Airport Architect Norman Foster Says the Environmental Impact of Air Travel Is ‘Relatively Small’ + Other Stories

Plus, former Pace executive Adam Sheffer heads to Lisson Gallery, and why tech investors are pouring millions into art startups.

By Artnet News, Sep 7, 2021

Studio Visit

British Art Duo Gilbert and George Are Drinking Champagne in the Studio and Signing Posters for Their Next Gallery Show

The artists are debuting a new show at Lehmann Maupin on September 9.

By Artnet News, Sep 7, 2021

Artnet News Pro

These Dealers Founded Their Galleries During the Tumultuous Past Year. Now, They're Making Their Big Debut During Armory Week

Meet the new faces—from Los Angeles, the Bahamas, and Brooklyn—injecting fresh perspectives on the international fair circuit.

By Zachary Small, Sep 7, 2021

Galleries

8 Gallery Shows Not to Miss This Fall in New York, From New Louise Lawler Work at Metro Pictures to a Karma Show Curated by Hilton Als

Galleries are preparing for a return to in-person art this season.

By Caroline Elbaor, Sep 7, 2021

Art Fairs

Art Basel Just Created a $1.6 Million ‘Solidarity Fund’ to Calm Uneasy Exhibitors Two Weeks Ahead of Its Marquee Swiss Fair

A letter to exhibitors on Monday also announced the fair would cover hotel and rebooking costs for gallery staff who test positive.

By Tim Schneider, Sep 6, 2021

Art Collectors

What I Buy and Why: Artist Julian Opie on How Collecting Inspires His Own Practice and the Teensy Carl Andre Work He’s Afraid of Misplacing

A selection from the artist's private collection will go on view at Newlands House Gallery this fall.

By Naomi Rea, Sep 6, 2021

Artnet News Pro

Vienna Contemporary Has Relaunched Itself as a Boutique-Sized Art Fair in a Former Post Office

The fair is moulding itself against a changing landscape in Austria's art world.

By Hili Perlson, Sep 6, 2021

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 10 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Judy Chicago Chat With Dior’s Creative Director to a New Beauford Delaney Show

Plus, a conversation between Simone Leigh and Grada Kilomba and Fondazione Prada's "What's Online!"

By Artnet News, Sep 6, 2021

Billionaire Nicolas Berggruen Just Opened a New Branch of His Globe-Spanning Cultural Institute in a Historic Venice Palazzo

See the Stunning Trove of Iron Age Gold Discovered by a Rookie Metal Detectorist Now on View in a Danish Museum

Did Budweiser’s Tom Sachs Stunt Backfire? Is Damien Hirst’s Drake Cover Actually Good? + Other Questions I Have About Last Week’s Art News

‘I Want People to Have Strong Reactions’: Director Cheryl Dunn on Her Documentary About Enfant Terrible Artist Dash Snow

Pedro Reyes Is Designing a Monument to Indigenous Women in Mexico City That Will Replace a 150-Year-Old Christopher Columbus Statue

How Martine Gutierrez Turned Herself Into Cleopatra, Mulan, and Other Historical Heroines for a Public Art Project in Bus Shelters Across the U.S.

The Local Paris Fair Salon Galeristes Pulls the Plug on Its 2021 Edition as Bigger Art Fairs Power Ahead With Fall Events

Art Industry News: Famous Airport Architect Norman Foster Says the Environmental Impact of Air Travel Is ‘Relatively Small’ + Other Stories

British Art Duo Gilbert and George Are Drinking Champagne in the Studio and Signing Posters for Their Next Gallery Show

These Dealers Founded Their Galleries During the Tumultuous Past Year. Now, They're Making Their Big Debut During Armory Week

8 Gallery Shows Not to Miss This Fall in New York, From New Louise Lawler Work at Metro Pictures to a Karma Show Curated by Hilton Als

Art Basel Just Created a $1.6 Million ‘Solidarity Fund’ to Calm Uneasy Exhibitors Two Weeks Ahead of Its Marquee Swiss Fair

What I Buy and Why: Artist Julian Opie on How Collecting Inspires His Own Practice and the Teensy Carl Andre Work He’s Afraid of Misplacing

Vienna Contemporary Has Relaunched Itself as a Boutique-Sized Art Fair in a Former Post Office

Editors’ Picks: 10 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Judy Chicago Chat With Dior’s Creative Director to a New Beauford Delaney Show

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