artnet News | Page 7 of 1466 | The Global Art Market Newswire

People

How Rising Art Star Alvaro Barrington Charmed London’s Top Galleries Into Breaking Their Own Rules for the Chance to Work With Him

The prolific artist is crafting his career with so much charisma, all six of his galleries have fallen into step.

By Kate Brown, Jan 13, 2020

Exhibitions

Treasures From a 16th-Century Venetian Shipwreck Have Been Hidden Away for Centuries. Now, a Curator Is Planning to Make Them Public

The Gagiana sank in mysterious circumstances in 1583.

By Javier Pes, Jan 13, 2020

Art World

From the Art of ‘Little Women’ to the Death of Artist John Baldessari: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news—fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 10, 2020

Art World

Astounded Scholars Just Found What Appears to Be a Previously Unknown Work by Albrecht Dürer in a Church’s Gift Shop

The stunning discovery was made in Vienna—a city Dürer is not known ever to have visited.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 10, 2020

Art World

Notre Dame’s Roof Might Be Reconstructed With the Same Wood Used Centuries Ago—Because It’s More Fire-Resistant Than You Think

Eric Wirth, vice president of the Guild of French Architects, says wood is far superior to modern materials like concrete or steel.

By Katie White, Jan 10, 2020

People

The Venice Biennale Has Appointed Cecilia Alemani, the Artistic Force Behind New York’s High Line, as the Curator of Its 2021 Edition

Alemani previously curated the Italian pavilion at the 2017 edition of the biennale.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 10, 2020

Opinion

Why Do Mega-Collectors Play Monopoly With Masterpieces? Kenny Schachter Sees Trouble Brewing in the Year Ahead

After a holiday in the art-market battleground of St. Moritz, our columnist reflects on where he sees things trending in 2020.

By Kenny Schachter, Jan 10, 2020

Politics

Angry Slovenian Villagers Set Fire to a Creepy Wooden Statue of Donald Trump. (The Artist Insists It’s Really a ‘Statue of Liberty’)

The political work of art had recently been given asylum by the mayor of the Slovenian village who has vowed not to be defeated by the vandals.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 10, 2020

UK Dealers Are Scrambling to Make Sense of ‘Burdensome’ New Anti-Money Laundering Regulations Quietly Passed Over the Holidays

The new rules will disrupt the culture of confidentiality in the art market.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 10, 2020

Art World

Wet Paint: Richard Prince Has a Surprise for Oscar Week, a New Tell-All Instagram Feed Debuts, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Which Kardashian has a Richard Prince hanging on her wall? What hot London gallery is looking to open in New York? Read on for answers.

By Nate Freeman, Jan 9, 2020

Art World

The Riddles on a Mysterious Viking Monument Long Proved Baffling. Now Scholars Say They May Be Dire Warnings of Climate Change

The scholars credit the discovery to their interdisciplinary approach.

By Katie White, Jan 9, 2020

People

How Rising Art Star Alvaro Barrington Charmed London’s Top Galleries Into Breaking Their Own Rules for the Chance to Work With Him

Exhibitions

Treasures From a 16th-Century Venetian Shipwreck Have Been Hidden Away for Centuries. Now, a Curator Is Planning to Make Them Public

Art World

From the Art of ‘Little Women’ to the Death of Artist John Baldessari: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Art World

Astounded Scholars Just Found What Appears to Be a Previously Unknown Work by Albrecht Dürer in a Church’s Gift Shop

Art World

Notre Dame’s Roof Might Be Reconstructed With the Same Wood Used Centuries Ago—Because It’s More Fire-Resistant Than You Think

People

The Venice Biennale Has Appointed Cecilia Alemani, the Artistic Force Behind New York’s High Line, as the Curator of Its 2021 Edition

Opinion

Why Do Mega-Collectors Play Monopoly With Masterpieces? Kenny Schachter Sees Trouble Brewing in the Year Ahead

Politics

Angry Slovenian Villagers Set Fire to a Creepy Wooden Statue of Donald Trump. (The Artist Insists It’s Really a ‘Statue of Liberty’)

Art World

Art Industry News: One of America's Youngest Museum Directors Is Accused of Misconduct + Other Stories

Art World

This Newly Discovered 14th-Century Drawing of Venice Is the Oldest-Known Depiction of the Floating City

Art Fairs

Here’s Our Definitive Guide to All the Art Fairs Taking Place Around the World in the First Half of 2020

Politics

Governor Andrew Cuomo Has Pledged to Expand Manhattan’s Museum of Jewish Heritage

Market

UK Dealers Are Scrambling to Make Sense of ‘Burdensome’ New Anti-Money Laundering Regulations Quietly Passed Over the Holidays

Art World

Wet Paint: Richard Prince Has a Surprise for Oscar Week, a New Tell-All Instagram Feed Debuts, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Art World

The Riddles on a Mysterious Viking Monument Long Proved Baffling. Now Scholars Say They May Be Dire Warnings of Climate Change

How Rising Art Star Alvaro Barrington Charmed London’s Top Galleries Into Breaking Their Own Rules for the Chance to Work With Him

Treasures From a 16th-Century Venetian Shipwreck Have Been Hidden Away for Centuries. Now, a Curator Is Planning to Make Them Public

From the Art of ‘Little Women’ to the Death of Artist John Baldessari: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Astounded Scholars Just Found What Appears to Be a Previously Unknown Work by Albrecht Dürer in a Church’s Gift Shop

Notre Dame’s Roof Might Be Reconstructed With the Same Wood Used Centuries Ago—Because It’s More Fire-Resistant Than You Think

The Venice Biennale Has Appointed Cecilia Alemani, the Artistic Force Behind New York’s High Line, as the Curator of Its 2021 Edition

Why Do Mega-Collectors Play Monopoly With Masterpieces? Kenny Schachter Sees Trouble Brewing in the Year Ahead

Angry Slovenian Villagers Set Fire to a Creepy Wooden Statue of Donald Trump. (The Artist Insists It’s Really a ‘Statue of Liberty’)

Art Industry News: One of America's Youngest Museum Directors Is Accused of Misconduct + Other Stories

This Newly Discovered 14th-Century Drawing of Venice Is the Oldest-Known Depiction of the Floating City

Here’s Our Definitive Guide to All the Art Fairs Taking Place Around the World in the First Half of 2020

Governor Andrew Cuomo Has Pledged to Expand Manhattan’s Museum of Jewish Heritage

UK Dealers Are Scrambling to Make Sense of ‘Burdensome’ New Anti-Money Laundering Regulations Quietly Passed Over the Holidays

Wet Paint: Richard Prince Has a Surprise for Oscar Week, a New Tell-All Instagram Feed Debuts, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip

The Riddles on a Mysterious Viking Monument Long Proved Baffling. Now Scholars Say They May Be Dire Warnings of Climate Change

The best of artnet news in your inbox

The best of artnet news in your inbox