On View Artists From Do Ho Suh to Alex Da Corte Interpret the Meaning of Home in a Timely Exhibition in Dallas—See It Here While museums are closed to the public, we are spotlighting an inspiring exhibition somewhere around the globe each day. By Caroline Goldstein, Apr 1, 2020
Opinion How the Centers for Disease Control Created a Very Effective Work of Biomedical Art That image you are seeing everywhere is actually the work of Alissa Eckert and Dan Higgins. By Ben Davis, Apr 1, 2020
Art World This Brooklyn Photographer Is Capturing the Inspiring Signs His Self-Isolating Neighbors Are Showing From Their Windows—See Them Here Photographer Stephen Lovekin's series features hand-written signs with hopeful messages. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 1, 2020
Analysis LACMA’s $750 Million Renovation Was Once Hailed as a Powerful Vision of What a 21st-Century Museum Could Be. Now, It’s a Lightning Rod How the debate over LACMA's expansion became one about what a museum should be, who decides—and who should pay for it. By Catherine Wagley, Apr 1, 2020
Art World After a Van Gogh Heist Rattled Museums and Collectors, Experts Weigh in on How to Protect Your Art During a Lockdown From break-ins to cyber attacks, here's some practical advice to secure your collection. By Naomi Rea, Apr 1, 2020
Auctions Following in the Footsteps of Other Auction Houses, Sotheby’s Will Postpone its Marquee May Sales In place of the postponed auctions in May, Sotheby's is launching two new online sales. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 1, 2020
Galleries Mega-Gallery Hauser & Wirth Has Pledged to Donate 10 Percent of All Sales From Its Online Shows to the World Health Organization Forthcoming online shows will focus on George Condo, Rashid Johnson, and Lorna Simpson. By Javier Pes, Apr 1, 2020
People American Pop Artist Idelle Weber, Known for Her Striking Depictions of Corporate Banality, Has Died at Age 88 The opening credits of 'Mad Men' recall the artist's featureless silhouettes of anonymous corporate workers. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 1, 2020
Art Fairs Usually, They Build Art Fairs in the Hamptons. Now Max Fishko’s Glossy Event Company Is Speed-Building Emergency Hospital Tents Instead Art Market Productions pivoted its mini-empire of art fairs after realizing the similarities between field hospitals and art-fair tents. By Nate Freeman, Apr 1, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: The Frieze Art Fair Will Launch a Virtual Platform in May, Refunding Exhibitors at Its Cancelled NYC Edition + Other Stories Plus, the National Gallery of Art returns a Picasso to avoid a lawsuit and David Hockney shares some spring cheer. By Artnet News, Apr 1, 2020
Art World ‘I Fell in Love With Art There’: As the San Francisco Art Institute Closes, 5 Celebrated Artists Reflect on How the School Shaped Them Dara Birnbaum, Stephanie Syjuco, and others look back on their experiences at the school. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 1, 2020
Art World In a Surprise Move, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Looking to Its $3.6 Billion Endowment to Cover Costs The museum has extended pay for employees through May 2. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 31, 2020
Galleries 32 Years After Opening a Gallery to Show Female Artists, the Veteran Art Dealer Barbara Gross Reflects on How the Market Has—and Hasn’t—Changed The modest and erudite dealer looks back as she prepares to close her gallery for good. By Kate Brown, Mar 31, 2020
Politics ‘There Will Be Enough for Everyone’: Berlin Distributes €500 Million to Artists and Freelancers Within Four Days of Launching Its Grant Program The Berlin government built an effective grant program for freelancers and small businesses in just a few days, but it wasn't without its issues. By Kate Brown & Naomi Rea, Mar 31, 2020
On View El Greco Defied the Odds to Become One of the Most Pathbreaking Painters in Art History. See Why His Work Endures Here While museums are closed to the public, we are spotlighting an inspiring exhibition somewhere around the globe each day. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 31, 2020
