Art Guides Here Are 11 Must-See Shows and Events During Berlin Art Week, From Ryan Trecartin’s Dystopia to a Mobile Art Planetarium Here are our recommendations for the shows to see during this year's action-packed edition of the citywide art event. By Luise Wank & Kate Brown, Sep 10, 2019
People Robert Frank, the Godfather of Snapshot Photography and a Pioneer of Everyday Realism, Has Died at Age 94 Frank's 1959 book, "The Americans," is widely considered a masterpiece that ushered in a new era of photography. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 10, 2019
Art World An Extreme Drought Has Revealed a ‘Spanish Stonehenge,’ a Mysterious Circle of Megaliths Once Hidden Beneath a Reservoir The Dolmen de Guadalperal are 7,000 years old. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 10, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: Banksy’s Legendary Former Dealer Quits the Gallery Biz, Lamenting the Art World’s ‘Snobbery’ + Other Stories Plus, the Met's maintenance workers get a hefty raise and Dread Scott plans to reenact America's largest slave rebellion. By artnet News, Sep 10, 2019
Galleries The New Empire Builders: How Pace and Other Art Dealers Are Reinventing What a Gallery Space Should Do Dealers are spending tens of millions on performance spaces and private viewing rooms, while smaller galleries close up shop. By Brook Mason, Sep 10, 2019
Market Introducing: The artnet Intelligence Report, Fall 2019 Edition From a breakdown of the African contemporary art market to an in-depth look at how the art market has changed over 30 years, here are the highlights. By artnet News, Sep 10, 2019
The Big Interview ‘We Don’t Need to Demonize Wealthy People’: Ford Foundation President Darren Walker on the Unnerving Aftermath of the Warren Kanders Protests The Ford Foundation's director speaks with editor-in-chief Andrew Goldstein about the state of museums today. By Andrew Goldstein, Sep 10, 2019
People ‘I Want to Create Awareness’: After a Terrifying Diagnosis, Artist Ugo Rondinone Is Organizing a High-Profile Auction to Benefit Cancer Research The benefit sale at Sotheby's New York will raise money for bladder cancer research. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 9, 2019
Art World Editors’ Picks: 21 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Here's what's happening this week. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 9, 2019
Art World A Vast Bauhaus Museum Opens in the German City Where the Famous Art School Came of Age The museum tells the story of Nazi opposition but overlooks the rise of the far right today. By Quynh Tran, Sep 9, 2019
Art World Rapper Q-Tip’s Personal Art Collection, Including Works by Richard Prince and Nina Chanel Abney, Will Go On View at Bonhams This Fall The former A Tribe Called Quest rapper is showing his collection in a non-selling exhibition at the auction house. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 9, 2019
Art Fairs Art Basel Is Organizing a Three-Day Sustainability Summit in Abu Dhabi in Its Latest Effort to Evolve Beyond Art Fairs Art Basel Inside is the art-fair company's latest project. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 9, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: MIT Media Lab Director Steps Down Over Ties to Jeffrey Epstein + Other Stories Plus, the multibillion-dollar Sackler settlement talks break down and Tom Ford recalls the day he met Georgia O'Keeffe. By artnet News, Sep 9, 2019
Art and Law A Truck Driver Attacked Wall Street’s Iconic Charging Bull Statue With a Spiked Banjo, Leaving It With a Huge Gash The attacker allegedly cursed President Trump’s name while beating the mammoth bronze sculpture. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 9, 2019
Politics Should Art Museums Be More or Less Ideological? After Pushback, a Gathering of Museum Leaders Refuses to Address the Question Museum professionals meeting in Kyoto chose to delay adopting a definition of a museum's role that stressed democratic values and protecting the environment. By Vivienne Chow, Sep 9, 2019
