Gallery Network Spotlight: American Artist and DJ Rozeal Makes Paintings That Fuse Edo Woodcuts With Hip-Hop Imagery The artist is represented by Keyes Art in Sag Harbor, New York. By Artnet Gallery Network, Aug 3, 2022
NFTs Damien Hirst’s ‘The Currency’ Was a Referendum on NFTs Vs. Traditional Art. The Result? A Resounding Preference for Traditional Art Hirst's collectors aren't so sure NFTs are the future of art, it seems—even if Hirst himself is. By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 3, 2022
Buyer's Guide Manifesta Director Hedwig Fijen on How the 2022 Edition in Kosovo’s Capital Aims to Reform the Biennial Model for Long-Lasting Cultural Impact Manifesta 14 is focused on reclaiming public spaces in Prishtina and engaging citizens to steer the city's cultural future. By Artnet Gallery Network, Aug 3, 2022
Art World ‘I’ve Enjoyed My Whole Life, Frankly’: Artist Peter Saul on How He’s Savoring the Fruits of His Unrepentantly Eccentric Career at Age 87 The American painter proves his creative spark is still strong in a new show at Michael Werner Gallery in London. By Vivienne Chow, Aug 3, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Entrepreneurs Splice the Bored Apes With A.I. to Sell Freakish New Monkey Art + Other Stories Plus, a stunning new space picture, and Phillips pops up in Seoul. By Artnet News, Aug 3, 2022
NFTs Tiffany and Co.’s News That It Will Produce Customized CryptoPunk Pendants Sets Off 2,200 Percent Leap in the NFT’s Trading Volume Punk owners will be able to get a wearable, diamond-encrusted likeness for $50,000. By Annie Armstrong, Aug 3, 2022
Analysis In 2020, Blue-Chip Art Businesses Flocked to the Hamptons. Are They in It for the Long Haul? "It's a thing," said one veteran dealer of the newly energized Hamptons art scene. By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 3, 2022
The Gray Market The Art Industry Is Sabotaging Itself With Faulty Data. Here Are 4 Information Blind Spots Worth Correcting (and Other Insights) Our columnist shows the flaws in the art business's constant growth agenda, and where else alternative data could rescue the trade. By Tim Schneider, Aug 3, 2022
Art World In Pictures: See the Colorful Cars of Andy Warhol’s Quirky Final Paintings, Paired With the Classic Automobiles That Inspired Them Art fans and gear-heads alike have a chance to see the series for the first time in three decades at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. By Artnet News, Aug 2, 2022
Politics Activists in Italy Glued Themselves to an Umberto Boccioni Sculpture in Milan to Draw Attention to Climate Change “The progress that the Futurists hoped for is the same that is now leading us towards mass extinction,” the group said. By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 2, 2022
Law Henry Darger’s Heirs Open Up a New Front in Their Legal Battle to Control His Lucrative Market A group of 50 distant relatives are trying to wrest control from the late artist's former landlords. By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 2, 2022
Art World See the Incredible, Recently Rediscovered Photographs a Young Woman Took During a Trip to Postwar South Korea: ‘These Places Are Gone’ The rare color images are a valuable snapshot of South Korea's modernization. By Sarah Cascone, Aug 2, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: A Long-Lost Trove of Elvis’s Jewelry, Guitars, and Guns Is Heading to Auction + Other Stories Plus, the U.K.'s largest ever repatriation of colonial artifacts, and the rise of Singapore as an art hub. By Artnet News, Aug 2, 2022
Studio Visit Art Star Christina Quarles on the Joys of Her ‘Chunky’ Studio in the U.K. Countryside, and the Home Depot Purchase She Can’t Do Without We caught up with the California artist while she is in residence at Hauser and Wirth Somerset. By Naomi Rea, Aug 2, 2022
Ask an Art Advisor Is It Better to Invest in Art or Stocks? Here’s What a Veteran Professional Art Advisor Suggests Plus, when is the best time to insure your art, and how do I get an invite to a gallery dinner? By Wendy Goldsmith, Aug 2, 2022
