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In Brussels, Doctors Are Literally Prescribing People Trips to Museums to Help Them Cope With Stress

The program was inspired by a similar study conducted in Quebec.

By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 2, 2021

Art World

Artist Theaster Gates Is Partnering With Prada to Launch an Incubator for Emerging Designers of Color in Chicago

The first fellows of the Dorchester Industries Experimental Design Lab will be announced next month.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 2, 2021

Art Fairs

Here’s Your Go-To Guide to All the In-Person Art Fairs Taking Place in New York During Armory Week 2021

Here's what you need to know going into a very different year of the Armory Show.

By Artnet News, Sep 2, 2021

Gallery Network

Spotlight: How Israeli Artist Gadi Fraiman, Once a Farmer, Found Expressive Freedom in Sculpting

For many years, Fraiman sculpted in the evenings after long days working in a vineyard.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Sep 2, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Gladstone Will Open a Gallery in Seoul, Cementing the City’s Hold as Asia’s Fastest-Growing Art Hub + Other Stories

Plus, a beloved London gallery launches an art-rental scheme, and Larry Gagosian has some thoughts about Basquiat's Tiffany Blue.

By Artnet News, Sep 2, 2021

Archaeology

Archeologists Find the Hidden Original Form of Arthur’s Stone, an Ancient Structure That Inspired the ‘Chronicles of Narnia’

Evidence now suggests the rock structure was symbolically connected to recently discovered 'houses of the dead.'

By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 1, 2021

Museums

Conservators at the Met Have Discovered a Hidden Composition Under Jacques Louis David’s Portrait of a Famed Chemist

David’s original painting of Antoine Laurent Lavoisier and his wife depicted the couple as self-indulged nobles rather than liberal leaders of science.

By Artnet News, Sep 1, 2021

Art Criticism

Why You Should Take Note of Ruben Ulises Rodriguez Montoya, Whose Shapeshifting Assemblages Build a Mythology of Survival

“Ex Situ Canis Latrans” at Murmurs L.A. shows this artist's powerful symbolic use of broken and decaying materials.

By Barbara Calderón, Sep 1, 2021

Art World

Sculptures by Kehinde Wiley, Alison Saar, and Others Will Go Up Along L.A.’s Crenshaw Boulevard as Part of a $100 Million Public Art Initiative

The artworks belong to Destination Crenshaw, which is commissioning 100 works of art over the next six years.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 1, 2021

Politics

The Director of Estonia’s National Museum Has Been Named President—of the Entire Country

Alar Karis ran uncontested in the election.

By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 1, 2021

Market

Consolidating Art-Market Power, Dealers Lévy Gorvy, Salon 94, and Amalia Dayan Merge to Form an Upper East Side Empire

The joint venture, which came as a surprise to many of the galleries' artists, is called LGDR.

By Katya Kazakina, Sep 1, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Brand New Travel Requirements for Switzerland Will Make Entry to Art Basel… Very Complicated + Other Stories

Plus, the creators of CryptoPunks are now represented by United Talent Agency, and that much-hated public art mound in the U.K. goes free.

By Artnet News, Sep 1, 2021

‘We Are Working to Build an Intentional Arts Community’: How the Hudson Valley Is Cementing Its Position as New York’s Friendliest Art Hub

Some 60 art spaces participated in the second-annual Upstate Art Weekend.

By Julie Baumgardner, Sep 1, 2021

People

Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?

The New York-based painter was an art-world darling before she even got her MFA. But she rejects the rising-star narrative.

By Noor Brara, Sep 1, 2021

Art World

In Brussels, Doctors Are Literally Prescribing People Trips to Museums to Help Them Cope With Stress

Art World

Artist Theaster Gates Is Partnering With Prada to Launch an Incubator for Emerging Designers of Color in Chicago

Art Fairs

Here’s Your Go-To Guide to All the In-Person Art Fairs Taking Place in New York During Armory Week 2021

Gallery Network

Spotlight: How Israeli Artist Gadi Fraiman, Once a Farmer, Found Expressive Freedom in Sculpting

Art World

Art Industry News: Gladstone Will Open a Gallery in Seoul, Cementing the City’s Hold as Asia’s Fastest-Growing Art Hub + Other Stories

Archaeology

Archeologists Find the Hidden Original Form of Arthur’s Stone, an Ancient Structure That Inspired the ‘Chronicles of Narnia’

Museums

Conservators at the Met Have Discovered a Hidden Composition Under Jacques Louis David’s Portrait of a Famed Chemist

Art Criticism

Why You Should Take Note of Ruben Ulises Rodriguez Montoya, Whose Shapeshifting Assemblages Build a Mythology of Survival

Art World

Sculptures by Kehinde Wiley, Alison Saar, and Others Will Go Up Along L.A.’s Crenshaw Boulevard as Part of a $100 Million Public Art Initiative

Politics

The Director of Estonia’s National Museum Has Been Named President—of the Entire Country

Market

Consolidating Art-Market Power, Dealers Lévy Gorvy, Salon 94, and Amalia Dayan Merge to Form an Upper East Side Empire

Art World

Art Industry News: Brand New Travel Requirements for Switzerland Will Make Entry to Art Basel… Very Complicated + Other Stories

Market

A Very Kind Scammer Returned $336,000 to Pranksy, the Digital Art Collector Who Bought a Fake Bansky NFT

Artnet News Pro

‘We Are Working to Build an Intentional Arts Community’: How the Hudson Valley Is Cementing Its Position as New York’s Friendliest Art Hub

People

Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?

In Brussels, Doctors Are Literally Prescribing People Trips to Museums to Help Them Cope With Stress

Artist Theaster Gates Is Partnering With Prada to Launch an Incubator for Emerging Designers of Color in Chicago

Here’s Your Go-To Guide to All the In-Person Art Fairs Taking Place in New York During Armory Week 2021

Spotlight: How Israeli Artist Gadi Fraiman, Once a Farmer, Found Expressive Freedom in Sculpting

Art Industry News: Gladstone Will Open a Gallery in Seoul, Cementing the City’s Hold as Asia’s Fastest-Growing Art Hub + Other Stories

Archeologists Find the Hidden Original Form of Arthur’s Stone, an Ancient Structure That Inspired the ‘Chronicles of Narnia’

Conservators at the Met Have Discovered a Hidden Composition Under Jacques Louis David’s Portrait of a Famed Chemist

Why You Should Take Note of Ruben Ulises Rodriguez Montoya, Whose Shapeshifting Assemblages Build a Mythology of Survival

Sculptures by Kehinde Wiley, Alison Saar, and Others Will Go Up Along L.A.’s Crenshaw Boulevard as Part of a $100 Million Public Art Initiative

The Director of Estonia’s National Museum Has Been Named President—of the Entire Country

Consolidating Art-Market Power, Dealers Lévy Gorvy, Salon 94, and Amalia Dayan Merge to Form an Upper East Side Empire

Art Industry News: Brand New Travel Requirements for Switzerland Will Make Entry to Art Basel… Very Complicated + Other Stories

A Very Kind Scammer Returned $336,000 to Pranksy, the Digital Art Collector Who Bought a Fake Bansky NFT

‘We Are Working to Build an Intentional Arts Community’: How the Hudson Valley Is Cementing Its Position as New York’s Friendliest Art Hub

Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?

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