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Politics

Italy's Leaders Will Again Allow Foreigners to Apply for Museum Directorships

Thirteen posts are now open to those wishing to apply from abroad.

By Kate Brown, Jan 30, 2020

Art World

Instagram Launched an Algorithm to Fight Fake News. But Is It Censoring Digital Artists?

Photoshopped images are running afoul of the new fact checkers.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 30, 2020

Art World

Labor Leaders Are Slamming the Tate After It Posted a ‘Head of Coffee’ Job Vacancy That Pays More Than the Average Curatorial Salary

Union officials say skilled cultural workers are paid far too little.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 30, 2020

Art World

A Leading Old Masters Scholar Is Accusing London’s National Gallery of Unwittingly Inflating the Price of the ‘Salvator Mundi’

The claim ignited a flurry of letters and accusations among experts in the London Review of Books.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 30, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: the Museum of Chinese in America’s Archives, Feared Lost, Are ‘Very Much Salvageable’ + Other Stories

Plus, Hauser & Wirth cancels its Art Basel dinner and funds environmental causes instead, and a detailed photo of the sun stuns the world.

By Artnet News, Jan 30, 2020

Market

Boris Johnson’s Brexit Delivery Has Calmed Financial Markets in the UK. But the Art World Is Still on Edge

The UK officially leaves Europe on January 31, but the full implications of Brexit remain to be seen.

By Javier Pes & Naomi Rea, Jan 30, 2020

People

Why Art Influencer JiaJia Fei Is Leaving the Museum World to Found the ‘First Digital Media Agency for Art’

“After more than a decade of working in museums as a problem solver, it was time to go out and find new problems to solve," says Fei.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 30, 2020

Art World

How a New Generation of Native American Street Artists Is Leaving Its Mark Across the United States

In cities and rural areas across the US, a movement is taking shape.

By Karen Chernick, Jan 30, 2020

People

‘I’m Not Really Addressing the Fine-Art Audience’: How Rising-Star Artist Tyler Mitchell Became One of World’s Most In-Demand Photographers

The exhibition at the International Center of Photography emphasizes the collapse of old cultural barriers.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 29, 2020

People

Within Hours of NBA Star Kobe Bryant’s Death, Street Artists Around the World Began Painting Tribute Murals—See Them Here

Murals have popped up everywhere from Los Angeles to the Philippines.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 29, 2020

Art World

Environmental Artist Tomás Saraceno Successfully Flies a Solar-Powered Hot Air Balloon Over Argentina, Breaking Six World Records

The event is part of the South Korean band BTS’s global public art project.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 29, 2020

Art World

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fabled School of Architecture Will Abruptly Close After Training Rising Architects for Nearly 90 Years

The school will cease operations after failing to reach an agreement with the architect's foundation.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 29, 2020

After Its Widely Mocked Holiday Ad, Peloton Is Trying Out a New Marketing Stunt With a Line of Basquiat-Inspired Workout Clothes

Is the stationary bike company hoping to rebrand?

By Tanner West, Jan 29, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Mary Beard Has a Provocative Theory About Nude Sculptures (She Thinks They're Very Naughty) + Other Stories

Plus, legendary collector Donald Marron's art could be heading to auction and an art-historical treasure is found hanging in a French town hall.

By Artnet News, Jan 29, 2020

Politics

Italy's Leaders Will Again Allow Foreigners to Apply for Museum Directorships

Art World

Instagram Launched an Algorithm to Fight Fake News. But Is It Censoring Digital Artists?

Art World

Labor Leaders Are Slamming the Tate After It Posted a ‘Head of Coffee’ Job Vacancy That Pays More Than the Average Curatorial Salary

Art World

A Leading Old Masters Scholar Is Accusing London’s National Gallery of Unwittingly Inflating the Price of the ‘Salvator Mundi’

Art World

Art Industry News: the Museum of Chinese in America’s Archives, Feared Lost, Are ‘Very Much Salvageable’ + Other Stories

Market

Boris Johnson’s Brexit Delivery Has Calmed Financial Markets in the UK. But the Art World Is Still on Edge

People

Why Art Influencer JiaJia Fei Is Leaving the Museum World to Found the ‘First Digital Media Agency for Art’

Art World

How a New Generation of Native American Street Artists Is Leaving Its Mark Across the United States

People

‘I’m Not Really Addressing the Fine-Art Audience’: How Rising-Star Artist Tyler Mitchell Became One of World’s Most In-Demand Photographers

People

Within Hours of NBA Star Kobe Bryant’s Death, Street Artists Around the World Began Painting Tribute Murals—See Them Here

Art World

Environmental Artist Tomás Saraceno Successfully Flies a Solar-Powered Hot Air Balloon Over Argentina, Breaking Six World Records

Art World

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fabled School of Architecture Will Abruptly Close After Training Rising Architects for Nearly 90 Years

Auctions

Picasso’s Granddaughter Is Selling a Trove of His Unique—and Highly Coveted—Ceramic Works at Sotheby’s London Next Month

Art World

After Its Widely Mocked Holiday Ad, Peloton Is Trying Out a New Marketing Stunt With a Line of Basquiat-Inspired Workout Clothes

Art World

Art Industry News: Mary Beard Has a Provocative Theory About Nude Sculptures (She Thinks They're Very Naughty) + Other Stories

Italy's Leaders Will Again Allow Foreigners to Apply for Museum Directorships

Instagram Launched an Algorithm to Fight Fake News. But Is It Censoring Digital Artists?

Labor Leaders Are Slamming the Tate After It Posted a ‘Head of Coffee’ Job Vacancy That Pays More Than the Average Curatorial Salary

A Leading Old Masters Scholar Is Accusing London’s National Gallery of Unwittingly Inflating the Price of the ‘Salvator Mundi’

Art Industry News: the Museum of Chinese in America’s Archives, Feared Lost, Are ‘Very Much Salvageable’ + Other Stories

Boris Johnson’s Brexit Delivery Has Calmed Financial Markets in the UK. But the Art World Is Still on Edge

Why Art Influencer JiaJia Fei Is Leaving the Museum World to Found the ‘First Digital Media Agency for Art’

How a New Generation of Native American Street Artists Is Leaving Its Mark Across the United States

‘I’m Not Really Addressing the Fine-Art Audience’: How Rising-Star Artist Tyler Mitchell Became One of World’s Most In-Demand Photographers

Within Hours of NBA Star Kobe Bryant’s Death, Street Artists Around the World Began Painting Tribute Murals—See Them Here

Environmental Artist Tomás Saraceno Successfully Flies a Solar-Powered Hot Air Balloon Over Argentina, Breaking Six World Records

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fabled School of Architecture Will Abruptly Close After Training Rising Architects for Nearly 90 Years

Picasso’s Granddaughter Is Selling a Trove of His Unique—and Highly Coveted—Ceramic Works at Sotheby’s London Next Month

After Its Widely Mocked Holiday Ad, Peloton Is Trying Out a New Marketing Stunt With a Line of Basquiat-Inspired Workout Clothes

Art Industry News: Mary Beard Has a Provocative Theory About Nude Sculptures (She Thinks They're Very Naughty) + Other Stories

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