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The Cheapo Beer Brand Natural Light Says Its New Marketing Stunt Is the Most Expensive Artwork of All Time

The brand says it costs even more than the "Salvator Mundi."

By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 13, 2021

Art World

Marian Goodman Gallery Will Fund Research Fellowships for BIPOC Curators in Honor of the Late Okwui Enwezor

The program was designed by artist Steve McQueen and developed in partnership with Independent Curators International.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 13, 2021

Art World

The Rijksmuseum Had Its Lowest Attendance Last Year Since 1964. But Its Digital Audience Has Grown by Leaps and Bounds

The museum says it had 5.5 million unique website visitors last year, and a 23 percent increase in the number of its social-media followers.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 13, 2021

People

Studio Visit: Artist Davina Semo on the Lure of a Ringing Bell and Why She Always Looks Forward to Mondays

The artist's public art installation of cast bronze bells is on view at Brooklyn Bridge Park through April.

By Katie White, Jan 13, 2021

Art and Law

A Drawing Believed to Be the Final Stolen Artwork in the Gurlitt Collection Has Been Returned to Its Rightful Owners

The provenance of some 1,000 artworks from the notorious collection still remain unknown.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 13, 2021

Art and Law

Street Artist Futura Is Suing the North Face Clothing Company for Allegedly Stealing His Signature Motif for a Line of Outerwear

“The North Face seems like they care a lot about being cool,” says the artist’s lawyer. “This is probably the most uncool thing they have ever done.”

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 13, 2021

Opinion

I Spent Two Hours Inside the Met’s New Augmented-Reality Experience. Here’s a Minute-by-Minute Chronicle of My Edutainment Odyssey

"The Met Unframed" not only lets you visit the museum virtually, but lets the museum visit you.

By Ben Davis, Jan 13, 2021

Art World

A Cherished Diego Rivera Mural Is One Step Closer to Landmark Status, Roadblocking the San Francisco Art Institute’s Option to Sell It

Artist Catherine Opie, an alum, is among those fighting the sale, which the beleaguered school's administrators say is an essential option.

By Taylor Dafoe & Brian Boucher, Jan 13, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Documenta Is Likely to Be Postponed as Organizers Say Not Even 2022 Is a Sure Bet + Other Stories

Plus, New York's Vessel has closed indefinitely and art collector Dasha Zhukova buys back Garage magazine.

By Artnet News, Jan 13, 2021

People

‘Most Black Film Isn’t Allowed to Be Ambiguous’: How Garrett Bradley’s Quiet Documentaries Found a Rapt Audience in the Art World

The artist was awarded best director at Sundance and has a solo show on view now at MoMA.

By Melissa Smith, Jan 13, 2021

Art World

The Art of Craft: Patek Phillippe’s New Timepiece Pays Homage to the Golden Age of Aviation, When Watches Moved From Pockets to Wrists

The Calatrava Pilot Time Travel Ref. 7234G-001 reimagines some of the house’s original wristwatch styles.

By Artnet News, Jan 12, 2021

Art World

Netflix’s Latest Hit Series Stars a Master of Disguise Who Plans an Ingenious Art Heist at the Louvre—Watch the Thrilling Trailer Here

The action-packed mini-series stars the acclaimed French actor Omar Sy.

By Kate Brown, Jan 12, 2021

Art World

Cate Blanchett Is Turning an Old Cottage Into a Gallery for Her Art Collection—But It Will Have to Share Space With Some Endangered Bats

The collector and actress is believed to own artworks by Guan Wei, Paula Rego, and Howard Hodgkin, among others.

By Artnet News, Jan 12, 2021

‘We Can Add Value to the World’: San Quentin Prison Inmate Rahsaan Thomas on Why He’s Curating Art Shows From Behind Bars

Thomas's spoke recently with Andrew Goldstein on the Art Angle podcast.

By Andrew Goldstein, Jan 12, 2021

The Cheapo Beer Brand Natural Light Says Its New Marketing Stunt Is the Most Expensive Artwork of All Time

Marian Goodman Gallery Will Fund Research Fellowships for BIPOC Curators in Honor of the Late Okwui Enwezor

The Rijksmuseum Had Its Lowest Attendance Last Year Since 1964. But Its Digital Audience Has Grown by Leaps and Bounds

Studio Visit: Artist Davina Semo on the Lure of a Ringing Bell and Why She Always Looks Forward to Mondays

A Drawing Believed to Be the Final Stolen Artwork in the Gurlitt Collection Has Been Returned to Its Rightful Owners

Street Artist Futura Is Suing the North Face Clothing Company for Allegedly Stealing His Signature Motif for a Line of Outerwear

I Spent Two Hours Inside the Met’s New Augmented-Reality Experience. Here’s a Minute-by-Minute Chronicle of My Edutainment Odyssey

A Cherished Diego Rivera Mural Is One Step Closer to Landmark Status, Roadblocking the San Francisco Art Institute’s Option to Sell It

Art Industry News: Documenta Is Likely to Be Postponed as Organizers Say Not Even 2022 Is a Sure Bet + Other Stories

‘Most Black Film Isn’t Allowed to Be Ambiguous’: How Garrett Bradley’s Quiet Documentaries Found a Rapt Audience in the Art World

The Art of Craft: Patek Phillippe’s New Timepiece Pays Homage to the Golden Age of Aviation, When Watches Moved From Pockets to Wrists

Netflix’s Latest Hit Series Stars a Master of Disguise Who Plans an Ingenious Art Heist at the Louvre—Watch the Thrilling Trailer Here

Cate Blanchett Is Turning an Old Cottage Into a Gallery for Her Art Collection—But It Will Have to Share Space With Some Endangered Bats

The Smithsonian Has Scrapped Its $2 Billion Bjarke Ingels Redesign in Favor of a Far More Modest Overhaul

‘We Can Add Value to the World’: San Quentin Prison Inmate Rahsaan Thomas on Why He’s Curating Art Shows From Behind Bars

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