People The Beloved New York Artist, Beat Poet, and Warhol Film Star John Giorno Has Died Over five decades, the New York artist and activist, who famously snoozed for Andy Warhol on film, expanded the definition of poetry. By Javier Pes, Oct 14, 2019
Art World Frieze London 2019 Round-Up: Here’s Everything We Published All In One Place Here's our comprehensive rundown of the marquee events in London, from auction highlights outside the fair, to rising stars we're watching. By artnet News, Oct 14, 2019
Exhibitions ‘Only the ‘Important’ People Get to See It, and That’s a Problem’: Turner Prize Nominee Tai Shani on the Inaccessibility of Performance Art Shani says the costs of producing performances can be prohibitive. By Naomi Rea, Oct 14, 2019
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 21 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week As always, there's a lot to see. Let us guide you through your many options. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 14, 2019
Market 9 Shows to See in Paris During FIAC, From Spotlights on Rising Stars to a Tribute to the Woman Who Broke Modernism’s Glass Ceiling Check out must-see shows in Paris during FIAC art fair at the Grand Palais. By artnet News, Oct 14, 2019
Art World A Dishy New Novel Imagines the Backstage Battles at the Met’s Annual Temple of Dendur Dinner. Read an Excerpt Here "Metropolitan Stories" author Christine Coulson worked at the Met for 25 years. By Christine Coulson, Oct 14, 2019
Opinion The Gray Market: Why the Trump Tax Cuts Are Killing the Art Market Despite Coddling the Richest American Families (and Other Insights) Our columnist connects an eye-popping new tax statistic about the 400 richest American families to a surprising downturn in the art trade. By Tim Schneider, Oct 14, 2019
People Paul McCartney Has Donated a Remarkable Trove of Pictures Taken by His Late Wife to the Glasgow Museums—See Them Here Linda McCartney is remembered for her intimate portraits of rock superstars. By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 11, 2019
Art World From the Re-Making of MoMA to the Louvre’s Loan Troubles: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 11, 2019
Exhibitions A Massive Yayoi Kusama Show—With a New Infinity Room—Is Expected to Flood David Zwirner’s Chelsea Gallery With 100,000 Visitors This Fall Her forthcoming show at David Zwirner in New York is certain to draw long, long lines. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 11, 2019
Art and Law After the Release of a New Movie on a Notorious Art Fraudster, the FBI Is Seeking the Owner of a Dubuffet Painting Connected to the Case The French-born con man at the heart of the scandal is now the subject of a new BBC documentary. By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 11, 2019
Art World A Harrowingly Realistic Fresco of Gladiators in Combat Has Been Unearthed in Pompeii Excavations are yielding new marvels in the ancient city of Pompeii. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 11, 2019
Art World San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum Has Raised a Remarkable $100 Million to Fund Its Expansion The museum will open in 2020 with a blockbuster exhibition from teamLab. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 11, 2019
On View MoMA’s Most Famous Masterpiece Is Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night.’ So Why Does the Painting Now Have a Big Hair Stuck on It? A small glitch is causing an outsize problem for the famed painting. Call it "Hairy Night"? By Nate Freeman, Oct 11, 2019
On View See Dozens of Photos From MoMA’s New Galleries That Show How the Museum Is Rebooting the History of Modern Art Old favorites are joined by new discoveries. By artnet News, Oct 11, 2019
