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MoMA Asked All Staff to Return to Work on Site. But Some Feel They’re Being Forced to Choose Between Their Job and Their Health

Many workers at the Met and the Brooklyn Museum can still work from home. At MoMA, you need a special medical or childcare exemption.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 14, 2020

Opinion

The Gray Market: Why an Ongoing Alliance of Mega-Dealers Suggests the Gallery System Is Still in Its Infancy (and Other Insights)

Our columnist explains why a joint venture between Acquavella, Gagosian, and Pace means gallery consolidation is only just getting started.

By Tim Schneider, Sep 14, 2020

On View

‘Thank You for Keeping New York City Alive’: A Group of City-Wide Art Installations Are a Tribute to Oft-Forgotten Service Workers

Artist Mierle Laderman Ukeles has dedicated her career to highlighting hidden labor.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 14, 2020

Art World

From Zwirner’s Democratic Party Fundraiser to the Musée D’Orsay’s Faux Pas: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news—fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 11, 2020

Market

How an Unlikely Alliance Among the Government, the Art Industry, and a Nightclub Pulled Off a Socially Distanced Berlin Art Week

A year marked by flux and precarity has been met with innovation and collaboration.

By Kate Brown, Sep 11, 2020

Exhibitions

The Fantastical Films of Hayao Miyazaki Will Be the Focus of the First Show at the Long-Delayed Academy of Motion Pictures Museum

Miyazaki is behind films such as "Castle in the Sky," "Princess Mononoke," and the Oscar-winning "Spirited Away."

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 11, 2020

On View

This Year’s Garage Triennial Was Curated Entirely Through Personal Connections as a Commentary on Russia’s History of Corruption

Past participants were asked to invite whomever they wanted to show in the 2020 edition.

By Naomi Rea, Sep 11, 2020

Politics

Critics Accuse the New Director of a Major Polish Museum of Bringing His Conservative Politics Into the Galleries

The Center for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle had secured a grant to buy works proposed by its former director. Then the new one arrived.

By Dorian Batycka, Sep 11, 2020

Art World

The Chief Executive of a Major Mining Company Will Step Down After It Destroyed Two Sacred Aboriginal Structures in Australia

The Rio Tinto mining company initially characterized the demolition as a "misunderstanding."

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 11, 2020

People

Forrest Fenn, the Eccentric New Mexico Art Dealer Who Buried Treasure for Explorers in the Rocky Mountains, Has Died at 90

Fenn's $2 million treasure was reportedly found in June.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 11, 2020

Art World

Wet Paint: Inside a Museum Director’s Shocking Departure, Noted Dealer Swaps Shows for eBay Collabs, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip

What budding collector got between Katie Holmes and her new boyfriend? Who flew in for Berlin Gallery Weekend parties? Read on for answers.

By Nate Freeman, Sep 11, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Scientists Are Creating a Virtual Copy of Venice to Save the Catastrophe-Ridden City for Posterity + Other Stories

Plus, Trevor Paglen's latest exhibition is an uncharacteristic series of flower images and a former museum director is opening a gallery.

By Artnet News, Sep 11, 2020

Market

An Acclaimed French Artist Has Accused Dealer Johann König of ‘Betrayal’ for Reselling His Work at an Art Fair Against His Wishes

Saâdane Afif says his longtime dealer Mehdi Chouakri bought back one of the works to remove it from this "unhealthy" context.

By Kate Brown, Sep 11, 2020

How the Illustrator of Kamala Harris’s Best-Selling Children’s Book Translated the Candidate’s Inspirational Life Story Into Pictures

Mechal Renee Roe shares what it was like to illustrate the vice presidential nominee's book "Superheroes Are Everywhere."

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 11, 2020

Art World

MoMA Asked All Staff to Return to Work on Site. But Some Feel They’re Being Forced to Choose Between Their Job and Their Health

Opinion

The Gray Market: Why an Ongoing Alliance of Mega-Dealers Suggests the Gallery System Is Still in Its Infancy (and Other Insights)

On View

‘Thank You for Keeping New York City Alive’: A Group of City-Wide Art Installations Are a Tribute to Oft-Forgotten Service Workers

Art World

From Zwirner’s Democratic Party Fundraiser to the Musée D’Orsay’s Faux Pas: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Market

How an Unlikely Alliance Among the Government, the Art Industry, and a Nightclub Pulled Off a Socially Distanced Berlin Art Week

Exhibitions

The Fantastical Films of Hayao Miyazaki Will Be the Focus of the First Show at the Long-Delayed Academy of Motion Pictures Museum

On View

This Year’s Garage Triennial Was Curated Entirely Through Personal Connections as a Commentary on Russia’s History of Corruption

Politics

Critics Accuse the New Director of a Major Polish Museum of Bringing His Conservative Politics Into the Galleries

Art World

The Chief Executive of a Major Mining Company Will Step Down After It Destroyed Two Sacred Aboriginal Structures in Australia

People

Forrest Fenn, the Eccentric New Mexico Art Dealer Who Buried Treasure for Explorers in the Rocky Mountains, Has Died at 90

Art World

Wet Paint: Inside a Museum Director’s Shocking Departure, Noted Dealer Swaps Shows for eBay Collabs, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Art World

Art Industry News: Scientists Are Creating a Virtual Copy of Venice to Save the Catastrophe-Ridden City for Posterity + Other Stories

Market

An Acclaimed French Artist Has Accused Dealer Johann König of ‘Betrayal’ for Reselling His Work at an Art Fair Against His Wishes

The Art Angle

The Art Angle Podcast: Futurist Doug Stephens on What Art Dealers Can Learn From the Retail Revolution

Art World

How the Illustrator of Kamala Harris’s Best-Selling Children’s Book Translated the Candidate’s Inspirational Life Story Into Pictures

MoMA Asked All Staff to Return to Work on Site. But Some Feel They’re Being Forced to Choose Between Their Job and Their Health

The Gray Market: Why an Ongoing Alliance of Mega-Dealers Suggests the Gallery System Is Still in Its Infancy (and Other Insights)

‘Thank You for Keeping New York City Alive’: A Group of City-Wide Art Installations Are a Tribute to Oft-Forgotten Service Workers

From Zwirner’s Democratic Party Fundraiser to the Musée D’Orsay’s Faux Pas: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

How an Unlikely Alliance Among the Government, the Art Industry, and a Nightclub Pulled Off a Socially Distanced Berlin Art Week

The Fantastical Films of Hayao Miyazaki Will Be the Focus of the First Show at the Long-Delayed Academy of Motion Pictures Museum

This Year’s Garage Triennial Was Curated Entirely Through Personal Connections as a Commentary on Russia’s History of Corruption

Critics Accuse the New Director of a Major Polish Museum of Bringing His Conservative Politics Into the Galleries

The Chief Executive of a Major Mining Company Will Step Down After It Destroyed Two Sacred Aboriginal Structures in Australia

Forrest Fenn, the Eccentric New Mexico Art Dealer Who Buried Treasure for Explorers in the Rocky Mountains, Has Died at 90

Wet Paint: Inside a Museum Director’s Shocking Departure, Noted Dealer Swaps Shows for eBay Collabs, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Art Industry News: Scientists Are Creating a Virtual Copy of Venice to Save the Catastrophe-Ridden City for Posterity + Other Stories

An Acclaimed French Artist Has Accused Dealer Johann König of ‘Betrayal’ for Reselling His Work at an Art Fair Against His Wishes

The Art Angle Podcast: Futurist Doug Stephens on What Art Dealers Can Learn From the Retail Revolution

How the Illustrator of Kamala Harris’s Best-Selling Children’s Book Translated the Candidate’s Inspirational Life Story Into Pictures

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