Art World Motivated by ‘Rage and Hopelessness,’ Robert Longo Takes Aim at American Gun Violence in an Epic Work for Art Basel The monumental sculpture at the fair's Unlimited section is made of 40,000 shell casings. By Tim Schneider, Jun 11, 2018
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 14 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Plan your week here. By Sarah Cascone, Jun 11, 2018
Auctions Sotheby’s Paris Is Selling Off the Last of Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent’s Eclectic Art Collection The first sale from the collection was a landmark in auction history. By Henri Neuendorf, Jun 11, 2018
Art World ‘This Is the Project of a More Just World’: Trevor Paglen on Making Art That Shows Alternative Realities The artist talks about his long-standing interests in AI, invisible networks, and government surveillance. By Brian Boucher, Jun 11, 2018
Exhibitions 5 Artists You Must Not Miss at the 10th Berlin Biennale The exhibition challenges Eurocentric assumptions, Germany’s reputation for tolerance and includes a brief history of Microhouse music. By Hili Perlson, Jun 11, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Criminal Charges Mount Against Inhotim Founder Bernado Paz + More Must-Read Stories Plus, Trump's G7 face-off becomes an instant classic and John Baldessari creates a self-portrait as a penguin. By artnet News, Jun 11, 2018
Art World Art Basel 2018: Your Go-To Guide for All 6 Fairs Taking Place This Week Check out all the fairs coming to Switzerland this week. By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 11, 2018
Politics The Big Move to Berlin’s Humboldt Forum Has Begun, as Pressure for Restitution of Colonial-Era Objects Grows The German Lost Art Foundation's expertise in researching Nazi-era loot will expand as demands for colonial-era restitution grows at home and abroad. By Kate Brown, Jun 11, 2018
Art World In Honor of the ‘Oceans 8,’ Here Are 6 Improbable Art Heists That Actually Happened Stories of dastardly schemes that even Hollywood can't compete with. By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 11, 2018
Reviews The Hammer’s ‘Made in LA’ Avoids Common Biennial Pitfalls to Paint a Compelling Portrait of a Vibrant Art Community The biennial avoids both festivalism and inside baseball, offering up art that looks beyond itself to the surrounding community and wider world. By Catherine Wagley, Jun 11, 2018
Analysis The Gray Market: Why the Art Market Should Heed Warren Buffett’s Warning About ‘Short-Termism’ (and Other Insights) Our columnist warns you shouldn't read too much into a gallery's sales at Art Basel and the pressure to make the cut at a mega fair. By Tim Schneider, Jun 11, 2018
People Art Basel’s Marc Spiegler on Why Art Fairs Aren’t to Blame for the Current Gallery Crisis We spoke to the fair empire's global director in advance of Art Basel's opening. By Andrew Goldstein, Jun 11, 2018
Art and Law The Woman Who Sold a Basquiat for a Cool $31 Million Is Now Suing Her Dad for Causing the ‘Disappointing’ Result The seller thinks it should have sold for close to $100 million. By Eileen Kinsella, Jun 8, 2018
Art World From a Vigilante Calling Out the Art World’s Copycats to Van Gogh’s Browning Sunflowers: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this weeks news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 8, 2018
People Anthony Bourdain Bought This Ominous John Lurie Painting Days Before He Died The artist mourned the chef's passing on social media. By Sarah Cascone, Jun 8, 2018
