Artnet News Pro A Buyer’s Guide to the Breakout Stars of the New Museum Triennial: Who They Are and Where to Find Them Here are six stars who made a splash in the closely watched show. By Artnet News, Jan 11, 2022
Art World Editors’ Picks: 11 Events for Your Art Calendar, From a Dream Conceptual Art Project to Sherrill Roland’s Sculptures About Prison Life Plus a tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the New-York Historical Society. By Artnet News, Jan 10, 2022
Art History An Art Historian Bought a Van Dyck ‘Copy’ for Just $90 in 1976. Experts Now Say It’s Probably the Real Deal The work had been hanging in the Christopher Wright's home for 50 years. By Sarah Cascone, Jan 10, 2022
Auctions Actor Michael Caine Is Auctioning Off His Marc Chagall Painting, an ‘Alfie’ Poster, and Other Art and Movie Memorabilia Bonhams will sell the collection in March. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 10, 2022
Archaeology Dimwitted Vandals ‘Irreparably Damaged’ 4,000-Year-Old Rock Art in Texas by Scrawling Their Own Names Into It The names Adrian, Ariel, Isaac, and Norma were etched atop ancient abstract designs. By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 10, 2022
Crime Four Italian Collectors on Instagram Have Been Unmasked as Catfish Accounts. Was It a Scheme to Pump Emerging Artists? Lawyers are now investigating whether any crimes were committed by the fake accounts. By Kate Brown, Jan 10, 2022
Gallery Network 5 Questions for Gallerist Sofía Sáenz de Santa María on Navigating Both the Mexico City and Madrid Art Scenes The director of Mexico City's Proyecto H has plans to open a darkroom residency in the city later this year. By Sophie Neuendorf, Jan 10, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Damien Hirst’s Rural Manor Is a ‘Blight on the Countryside,’ According to His Neighbors + Other Stories Plus, Michael Steinhardt's looted art is still on view at the Israel Museum, and Larry Gagosian and Ron Perelman have buried the hatchet. By Artnet News, Jan 10, 2022
People Rachel Uffner’s Tastemaking Gallery Survived the Great Recession and the Pandemic. The Daily Grind Is Much Harder The gallerist opened her space the same month that Lehman Brothers crashed in 2008. Through the 2020s, she's had to pull out some old tricks she learned back then. By Annie Armstrong, Jan 10, 2022
Science & Tech ‘We Were Blown Away’: How New A.I. Research Is Changing the Way Conservators and Collectors Think About Attribution A new technique claims to detect forgeries with accuracy of 96 percent. By Dorian Batycka, Jan 10, 2022
Artnet News Pro 5 Artists Who Work Extensively With Robotics Offer Tips on How to Do It (and Reveal How Much It Costs) The work can be expensive to make—but it doesn't have to be. By Anna Sansom, Jan 10, 2022
Gallery Network Jump-Start Your 2022 With These 5 Artists to Watch From the Artnet Gallery Network This month, we're looking at artists working in Berlin, New York, and beyond. By Artnet Gallery Network, Jan 7, 2022
Art World From a Court Win for Statue Topplers to an Art Dealer’s NFT Crisis: The Best & Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news, fast. By Artnet News, Jan 7, 2022
Politics WhatsApp Messages Show Boris Johnson Offering to Support a New Cultural Expo in Exchange for Fancy Home Renovations An ethics advisor found that Johnson acted "unwisely." By Sarah Cascone, Jan 7, 2022
Art World Ireland Will Soon Pay Arts and Culture Workers a Basic Income to Help the Sector Bounce Back From the Pandemic Details are still being hammered out ahead of a January 27 deadline. By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 7, 2022
