Art World Art Industry News: Will Martin Puryear Represent the US at the Venice Biennale? + Other Stories Plus, Judy Chicago defends The Dinner Party's Hispanic guest list and a new Banksy artwork disappears overnight. By artnet News, Aug 13, 2018
Art World Who Should Take Over as Director of MoMA PS1? 5 Leading Art-World Figures Tell Us Who They’d Pick Here are five potential candidates to replace Klaus Biesenbach when he leaves for MOCA LA. By Rachel Corbett, Aug 13, 2018
Opinion The Gray Market: Why Canceling NADA New York Feels Like Ending More Than ‘Just Another Fair’ (and Other Insights) Our columnist on the cancelation of NADA New York, a social-media gut check, and art as a symbol of gentrification. By Tim Schneider, Aug 13, 2018
Art and Law A New ‘Trade-War Tax’ on Chinese Art Has US Dealers Up in Arms The new tariff would add a 25 percent cost to Chinese art coming into the US. By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 13, 2018
Art World From the Schoolteachers With the Stolen $160 Million de Kooning to the Razing of Ai Weiwei’s Studio: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this weeks news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 10, 2018
Market Sotheby’s and a Former Banksy Dealer Team Up to Test the Market for Street-Artist Rammellzee in London Are blue-chip collectors ready for Rammellzee's mythical brand of Afrofuturism? By Sarah Cascone, Aug 10, 2018
Art World The British Museum Returns Iraqi Antiquities Looted During the US Invasion British authorities seized the artifacts and sent them to the museum to analyze. By Henri Neuendorf, Aug 10, 2018
Art World In the Market for Some Highbrow Lingerie? London’s Grand Museums Are Trying Sensual New Ways to Merchandise Their Collections Will art-inspired underwear become a lucrative new revenue stream for cash-strapped museums? By Naomi Rea, Aug 10, 2018
Art World No, We’re Serious: They Just Spent $50 Million to Build the First-Ever Comedy Museum in Upstate New York Located in Lucille Ball's hometown, the 37,000-square-foot temple of yuks has something for everyone. By Henri Neuendorf, Aug 10, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Christie’s Responds to Claim That da Vinci Didn’t Really Paint the $450 Million Salvator Mundi + Other Stories Plus, an artist is inserting anti-Trump art into New York City's streets and the NEH announces $43.1 million in new grants. By artnet News, Aug 10, 2018
Exhibitions A New London Show Will Reveal the Painter Jusepe de Ribera as a Master of Violence. Was He Also a Murderer? Rumors have long swirled around the Baroque artist and the mysterious death of his rival, Domenichino. By Javier Pes, Aug 10, 2018
Exhibitions From Nick Cave to Janelle Monáe, Kansas City’s New Biennial Mingles Art and Music for a Midwestern Extravaganza Open Spaces Kansas City brings together blue-chip artists and A-list pop stars. By Sarah Cascone, Aug 9, 2018
Art World How—and Why—the Artist Chen Dongfan Transformed Chinatown’s Doyers Street Into a Flowery, Friendly Dragon The piece of literal street art, which fills a historic corridor in New York's Chinatown, has become a popular attraction. By Jonathan Goodman, Aug 9, 2018
On View ‘I’m Just Using the Museum as My Palette’: How Artist Fred Wilson Uses Venerable Art Collections to Re-imagine History As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By artnet News, Aug 9, 2018
Art World The Hirshhorn Museum Acquires Tino Sehgal’s ‘This You,’ Its First-Ever Performance Artwork The work posed many tricky questions for the institution and its staff. By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 9, 2018
