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Art Industry News: Italian Police Just Confiscated Nearly 500 Francis Bacon Works They Suspect Are Fake + Other Stories

Plus, the Pinault Collection poaches the Palais de Tokyo's director, and Karl Lagerfeld's treasures hit the auction block.

By Artnet News, 3 days ago

People

‘I Want to Get People’s Attention’: Artist Adam Pendleton on Taking Over MoMA’s Atrium With a Monumental Tribute to Black Dada

The artist's first solo show at a New York institution encapsulates concepts he's been refining for years.

By Hilarie Sheets, Sep 14, 2021

Artnet News Pro

How Fraudster Angela Gulbenkian Took Advantage of the Art World's Love of Power to Turn Scamming Into a Fine Art

Here's the backstory on how Gulbenkian tricked her victims into bad deals by relying on the art industry's own weaknesses.

By Nick Kochan, Sep 14, 2021

Opinion

Is a Bored Ape Tattoo the Ultimate Flex? Since When Is Uranium in a Museum Not OK? + More Questions I Have About the Week’s Art News

Why is VR Machu Picchu so dang fun? Who will win the race to be the Bob Ross of digital art?

By Ben Davis, Sep 13, 2021

Auctions

More Than 50 Works From the Collection of Late, Keen-Eyed Old Master Dealer Richard Feigen Could Fetch $17 Million at Auction

An eclectic mix of works assembled by the dealer is going to Sotheby's.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 13, 2021

Art World

What Causes a Creative Hot Streak? A New Study Found That It Often Involves These Two Habits

Jackson Pollock is one of three examples used to show how a hot streak manifests.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 13, 2021

Events and Parties

The Owner of Beeple’s $69 Million NFT Is Turning the Artwork Into an Immersive Party—You Just Have to Pay $150 to Attend

The first authorized display of the record-setting work will anchor a daylong exhibition of NFTs by 150 artists.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 13, 2021

Politics

German Cultural Institutions Damaged by the Summer’s Historic Flooding Will Get a Cut of a $35 Million Aid Package

The western region of Germany experienced devastating rain and flooding this summer.

By Kate Brown, Sep 13, 2021

Style

Daniel Arsham Just Reimagined Tiffany’s Iconic Blue Box For the Release of the American Jewelry Brand’s New Knot Collection

The artist collaboration comes as the latest surprising move from the 184-year-old house, which was acquired by LVMH earlier this year.

By Artnet News, Sep 13, 2021

Here Are the 13 U.S. Museum Shows That Matter This Fall, From a Survey of 21st-Century Feminisms in Berkeley to a Radical Art Rediscovery in Atlanta

Institutions are presenting contemporary and historical works that speak to our current moment.

By Caroline Elbaor, Sep 13, 2021

Artnet News Pro

Georges Mathieu Was a Star of Postwar Art—and Then Disappeared. Here’s Why Top Galleries Are Investing Big to Revive His Market

The French painter is now the subject of shows at Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary in New York.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 13, 2021

Art Fairs

See 10 of the Exhilarating Installations at the Spring/Break Art Show, From a Shrine to Giantesses to One Absurdly Big Ham

The fair's tenth New York edition delivers more of the over-the-top art installations for which Spring/Break has become known.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 10, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Italian Police Just Confiscated Nearly 500 Francis Bacon Works They Suspect Are Fake + Other Stories

People

‘I Want to Get People’s Attention’: Artist Adam Pendleton on Taking Over MoMA’s Atrium With a Monumental Tribute to Black Dada

Artnet News Pro

How Fraudster Angela Gulbenkian Took Advantage of the Art World's Love of Power to Turn Scamming Into a Fine Art

Opinion

Is a Bored Ape Tattoo the Ultimate Flex? Since When Is Uranium in a Museum Not OK? + More Questions I Have About the Week’s Art News

Auctions

More Than 50 Works From the Collection of Late, Keen-Eyed Old Master Dealer Richard Feigen Could Fetch $17 Million at Auction

Art World

What Causes a Creative Hot Streak? A New Study Found That It Often Involves These Two Habits

Events and Parties

The Owner of Beeple’s $69 Million NFT Is Turning the Artwork Into an Immersive Party—You Just Have to Pay $150 to Attend

Politics

German Cultural Institutions Damaged by the Summer’s Historic Flooding Will Get a Cut of a $35 Million Aid Package

Style

Daniel Arsham Just Reimagined Tiffany’s Iconic Blue Box For the Release of the American Jewelry Brand’s New Knot Collection

Travel

If You’re Heading to Art Basel, Why Not Explore the Alpine Scene, Too? Here’s Our City-and-Country Guide to Switzerland

Artnet News Pro

Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—During the 2021 Armory Show in New York

Art World

Art Industry News: Klaus Biesenbach Agrees That the Timing of His New Museum Director Gig Is ‘Not Great’ + Other Stories

Shows & Exhibitions

Here Are the 13 U.S. Museum Shows That Matter This Fall, From a Survey of 21st-Century Feminisms in Berkeley to a Radical Art Rediscovery in Atlanta

Artnet News Pro

Georges Mathieu Was a Star of Postwar Art—and Then Disappeared. Here’s Why Top Galleries Are Investing Big to Revive His Market

Art Fairs

See 10 of the Exhilarating Installations at the Spring/Break Art Show, From a Shrine to Giantesses to One Absurdly Big Ham

Art Industry News: Italian Police Just Confiscated Nearly 500 Francis Bacon Works They Suspect Are Fake + Other Stories

‘I Want to Get People’s Attention’: Artist Adam Pendleton on Taking Over MoMA’s Atrium With a Monumental Tribute to Black Dada

How Fraudster Angela Gulbenkian Took Advantage of the Art World's Love of Power to Turn Scamming Into a Fine Art

Is a Bored Ape Tattoo the Ultimate Flex? Since When Is Uranium in a Museum Not OK? + More Questions I Have About the Week’s Art News

More Than 50 Works From the Collection of Late, Keen-Eyed Old Master Dealer Richard Feigen Could Fetch $17 Million at Auction

What Causes a Creative Hot Streak? A New Study Found That It Often Involves These Two Habits

The Owner of Beeple’s $69 Million NFT Is Turning the Artwork Into an Immersive Party—You Just Have to Pay $150 to Attend

German Cultural Institutions Damaged by the Summer’s Historic Flooding Will Get a Cut of a $35 Million Aid Package

Daniel Arsham Just Reimagined Tiffany’s Iconic Blue Box For the Release of the American Jewelry Brand’s New Knot Collection

If You’re Heading to Art Basel, Why Not Explore the Alpine Scene, Too? Here’s Our City-and-Country Guide to Switzerland

Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—During the 2021 Armory Show in New York

Art Industry News: Klaus Biesenbach Agrees That the Timing of His New Museum Director Gig Is ‘Not Great’ + Other Stories

Here Are the 13 U.S. Museum Shows That Matter This Fall, From a Survey of 21st-Century Feminisms in Berkeley to a Radical Art Rediscovery in Atlanta

Georges Mathieu Was a Star of Postwar Art—and Then Disappeared. Here’s Why Top Galleries Are Investing Big to Revive His Market

See 10 of the Exhilarating Installations at the Spring/Break Art Show, From a Shrine to Giantesses to One Absurdly Big Ham

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