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Editors Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Another busy art week.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 17, 2020

Art World

Experts Discover a ‘Shrine’ of 15,000-Year-Old Animal Carvings and Mysterious Symbols in a Spanish Cave

The astounding carvings includes depictions of horses and bulls as well as mysterious abstract symbols.

By Javier Pes, Feb 17, 2020

Exhibitions

Kidnappings, Train Crashes, and Vanishing Art: Peripatetic Land Sculptor Richard Long on the Joys of an Artistic Life on the Road

The veteran British artist on his return to Mexico, losing his Venice Biennale sculpture, and why Donald Judd was a "teddy bear."

By Javier Pes, Feb 17, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Banksy’s Valentine’s Day Mural Is Vandalized With an Unromantic Insult + Other Stories

Plus, Raphael's tapestries return to the Sistine Chapel and why the Marciano brothers really shuttered their art museum.

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2020

Art World

‘Museums Can Learn From the Entertainment Industry’: Why the Van Gogh Museum Is Launching an Experiential Pop-Up in London

To gain new audiences (and cash), the Amsterdam museum is experimenting with its own brand of populist info-tainment.

By Naomi Rea, Feb 17, 2020

People

‘I’m Constantly Learning’: How 85-Year-Old Sculptor Diane Simpson Kept Going Until the Art World Finally Caught Up With Her

The artist's first European institutional show is on view now at Nottingham Contemporary.

By Chloe Stead, Feb 17, 2020

Art Fairs

An Artist Mined the Paramount Pictures Archives to Critique Mexican Representation in Cinema History at Frieze Projects

Vincent Ramos focused on Chicano and Mexican visibility from the 1930s to the ‘70s.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 14, 2020

Art Fairs

4 Breakout Artists From the Los Angeles Art Fairs Who Collectors Would Be Wise to Watch in the Months Ahead

These standouts are going nowhere but up.

By Artnet News, Feb 14, 2020

Art Fairs

From Richard Prince’s $5 Million Muscle Car to Bunny Rogers’s Inner World, Here Are 5 of the Best Artworks at Frieze LA

There was excitement in the air and plenty of absorbing art to look at (and buy) at this year's edition of the fair.

By Andrew Goldstein, Feb 14, 2020

Art World

From Banksy’s Valentine’s Day Present to an Art Critic’s Art-Fair Faux Pas: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this weeks' news—fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Feb 14, 2020

Events and Parties

An Online-Gaming Billionaire Hopes His $3 Million Gift to James Turrell Will Make the Long-Delayed ‘Roden Crater’ a Reality

The gift was announced at a party in Los Angeles hosted by Pace and Kayne Griffin Corcoran.

By Eileen Kinsella, Feb 14, 2020

Art Fairs

Art Style: What Frieze Los Angeles’s Most Fashionable Fairgoers Wear to Buy, Sell, and Admire Art

With everything from vintage Saint Laurent to Balinese jewelry, these art lovers are dressed to impress.

By Jennelle Fong, Feb 14, 2020

Art Fairs

Frieze Los Angeles Opens With Big Sales to Mega-Celebrities and Hollywood Muscle Alike—and It’s All Live-Streaming on Instagram

The fair's sophomore edition saw solid six-figure sales right out of the gate—and offered a master class in how to turn a trade show into an entertainment event.

By Nate Freeman, Feb 14, 2020

Art Fairs

‘I’m the Kind of Guy Who Wants to Buy Everything’: Hollywood Executive David Hoberman Takes Us on a Joy Ride Through the Felix Art Fair in LA

Touring the second annual edition of the event with Hoberman reveals how vital fairs are to the buyer-seller relationship.

By Tim Schneider, Feb 14, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Is Opening a Chapel Museum in the South of France + Other Stories

Plus, Tate Modern is getting two Kusama Infinity Rooms and Boris Johnson names a culture secretary without much experience in culture.

By Artnet News, Feb 14, 2020

Editors Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Experts Discover a ‘Shrine’ of 15,000-Year-Old Animal Carvings and Mysterious Symbols in a Spanish Cave

Kidnappings, Train Crashes, and Vanishing Art: Peripatetic Land Sculptor Richard Long on the Joys of an Artistic Life on the Road

Art Industry News: Banksy’s Valentine’s Day Mural Is Vandalized With an Unromantic Insult + Other Stories

‘Museums Can Learn From the Entertainment Industry’: Why the Van Gogh Museum Is Launching an Experiential Pop-Up in London

‘I’m Constantly Learning’: How 85-Year-Old Sculptor Diane Simpson Kept Going Until the Art World Finally Caught Up With Her

An Artist Mined the Paramount Pictures Archives to Critique Mexican Representation in Cinema History at Frieze Projects

4 Breakout Artists From the Los Angeles Art Fairs Who Collectors Would Be Wise to Watch in the Months Ahead

From Richard Prince’s $5 Million Muscle Car to Bunny Rogers’s Inner World, Here Are 5 of the Best Artworks at Frieze LA

From Banksy’s Valentine’s Day Present to an Art Critic’s Art-Fair Faux Pas: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

An Online-Gaming Billionaire Hopes His $3 Million Gift to James Turrell Will Make the Long-Delayed ‘Roden Crater’ a Reality

Art Style: What Frieze Los Angeles’s Most Fashionable Fairgoers Wear to Buy, Sell, and Admire Art

Frieze Los Angeles Opens With Big Sales to Mega-Celebrities and Hollywood Muscle Alike—and It’s All Live-Streaming on Instagram

‘I’m the Kind of Guy Who Wants to Buy Everything’: Hollywood Executive David Hoberman Takes Us on a Joy Ride Through the Felix Art Fair in LA

Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Is Opening a Chapel Museum in the South of France + Other Stories

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