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Who Says Print Is Dead? London Art Magazine Elephant Is Converting a Gas Station Into a Happening Destination for Millennials

The new space in west London's White City aims to foster creative collaborations with the emphasis on emerging talent.

By Javier Pes, Jun 4, 2018

Analysis

The Gray Market: Why Museums Like the Victoria & Albert Might Want to Take Political Sides (and Other Insights)

Our columnist on the Victoria & Albert controversy, plus surprising turns in provenance research and the market for Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

By Tim Schneider, Jun 4, 2018

On View

Salvador Dalí Was the Master of His Image—But These Woman Photographers Captured Him Like You’ve Never Seen Before

From established photojournalists like Martha Holmes to Dalí's wife and muse Gala, it wasn't just men who captured the Surrealist painter.

By Naomi Rea, Jun 4, 2018

Art World

From Jeff Koons’s Wilting ‘Tulip’ in Paris to the Downfall of an Art-World Grifter: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on what you missed this week—fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 1, 2018

Art World

Morimura, Japan’s Most Astonishing Art Chameleon, Is Coming to New York With a Major Debut Show

But you might not recognize him.

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 1, 2018

Events and Parties

Reel Art: Hauser & Wirth Taps Artists to Pick Their Favorite Flicks for a Summer Rooftop Film Series

Outdoor movie season is upon us!

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 1, 2018

Art World

Van Gogh’s Famous Sunflower Paintings Are Slowly Turning Brown, New Research Finds

The gradual discoloration of yellow pigments could threaten dozens of other works by Van Gogh and his peers.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jun 1, 2018

On View

Long in the Shadows, ‘Lord of the Rings’ Author JRR Tolkien’s Fantastical Artworks Are Now Being Shown for the First Time

The author created many depictions of the magical world of Middle-earth.

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 1, 2018

Art World

Art Industry News: Richard Prince Disavows a New Show and Warns Artists to ‘Be Careful’ + More Must-Read Stories

Plus, new clues surface about a long-lost Frida Kahlo painting and NADA plans its first exhibition on Governors Island.

By artnet News, Jun 1, 2018

Art World

What’s the Role of an Alternative Art Space? LAXART Reopens in LA With a Renewed Mission and a Head-Turning Barbara Kruger Mural

The new program features live musical performances and projects addressing everything from 'Black Panther' to the #MeToo movement.

By Janelle Zara, Jun 1, 2018

Reviews

How Domenico Gnoli’s Meticulous Paintings Reveal a Society—Like Ours—That Is Coming Apart at the Seams

A new exhibition at Luxembourg & Dayan reveals how the artist used elements of Surrealism and Pop to do something entirely different.

By Ben Davis, Jun 1, 2018

Art and Law

Christie’s Sold This Swiss Dealer a Painting Likely Looted by the Nazis. Now He Wants His Money Back

Alain Dreyfus says the auction house should have known about the painting’s dubious provenance.

By Naomi Rea, May 31, 2018

Art World

This Rare Chinese Vase Sat in Storage at an Oklahoma Museum for Years. Now the $14.5 Million It Won at Auction Changes Everything

Donated to Tulsa's Philbrook Museum of Art in 1960, the artifact was seldom shown.

By Henri Neuendorf, May 31, 2018

Art World

Who Says Print Is Dead? London Art Magazine Elephant Is Converting a Gas Station Into a Happening Destination for Millennials

Analysis

The Gray Market: Why Museums Like the Victoria & Albert Might Want to Take Political Sides (and Other Insights)

On View

Salvador Dalí Was the Master of His Image—But These Woman Photographers Captured Him Like You’ve Never Seen Before

Art World

From Jeff Koons’s Wilting ‘Tulip’ in Paris to the Downfall of an Art-World Grifter: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Art World

Morimura, Japan’s Most Astonishing Art Chameleon, Is Coming to New York With a Major Debut Show

Events and Parties

Reel Art: Hauser & Wirth Taps Artists to Pick Their Favorite Flicks for a Summer Rooftop Film Series

Art World

Van Gogh’s Famous Sunflower Paintings Are Slowly Turning Brown, New Research Finds

On View

Long in the Shadows, ‘Lord of the Rings’ Author JRR Tolkien’s Fantastical Artworks Are Now Being Shown for the First Time

Art World

Art Industry News: Richard Prince Disavows a New Show and Warns Artists to ‘Be Careful’ + More Must-Read Stories

Art World

What’s the Role of an Alternative Art Space? LAXART Reopens in LA With a Renewed Mission and a Head-Turning Barbara Kruger Mural

Reviews

How Domenico Gnoli’s Meticulous Paintings Reveal a Society—Like Ours—That Is Coming Apart at the Seams

Art and Law

Christie’s Sold This Swiss Dealer a Painting Likely Looted by the Nazis. Now He Wants His Money Back

Art World

This Rare Chinese Vase Sat in Storage at an Oklahoma Museum for Years. Now the $14.5 Million It Won at Auction Changes Everything

Art World

In Pompeii, Archaeologists Discover the Skeleton of a Man Who Escaped the Deadly Ash—Only to Be Crushed by a Giant Rock

Politics

Jon Stewart, Michael Arad, and Others Talk About the Meaning of the Newly Unveiled Design for the 9/11 Memorial Glade

Who Says Print Is Dead? London Art Magazine Elephant Is Converting a Gas Station Into a Happening Destination for Millennials

The Gray Market: Why Museums Like the Victoria & Albert Might Want to Take Political Sides (and Other Insights)

Salvador Dalí Was the Master of His Image—But These Woman Photographers Captured Him Like You’ve Never Seen Before

From Jeff Koons’s Wilting ‘Tulip’ in Paris to the Downfall of an Art-World Grifter: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Morimura, Japan’s Most Astonishing Art Chameleon, Is Coming to New York With a Major Debut Show

Reel Art: Hauser & Wirth Taps Artists to Pick Their Favorite Flicks for a Summer Rooftop Film Series

Van Gogh’s Famous Sunflower Paintings Are Slowly Turning Brown, New Research Finds

Long in the Shadows, ‘Lord of the Rings’ Author JRR Tolkien’s Fantastical Artworks Are Now Being Shown for the First Time

Art Industry News: Richard Prince Disavows a New Show and Warns Artists to ‘Be Careful’ + More Must-Read Stories

What’s the Role of an Alternative Art Space? LAXART Reopens in LA With a Renewed Mission and a Head-Turning Barbara Kruger Mural

How Domenico Gnoli’s Meticulous Paintings Reveal a Society—Like Ours—That Is Coming Apart at the Seams

Christie’s Sold This Swiss Dealer a Painting Likely Looted by the Nazis. Now He Wants His Money Back

This Rare Chinese Vase Sat in Storage at an Oklahoma Museum for Years. Now the $14.5 Million It Won at Auction Changes Everything

In Pompeii, Archaeologists Discover the Skeleton of a Man Who Escaped the Deadly Ash—Only to Be Crushed by a Giant Rock

Jon Stewart, Michael Arad, and Others Talk About the Meaning of the Newly Unveiled Design for the 9/11 Memorial Glade

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