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Art Industry News: Maurizio Cattelan Will Show His 9/11 Memorial Artwork That Was Too Intense for the Guggenheim + Other Stories

Plus, robots are making marble sculptures for famous artists and London's National Gallery taps Selldorf Architects for its upgrade.

By Artnet News, Jul 14, 2021

Law

The Italian Government Has Officially Banished Hulking Cruise Ships From the Venice Lagoon (For Real This Time)

The historic city's picturesque waterways have been declared a national monument.

By Naomi Rea, Jul 14, 2021

Artnet News Pro

Lehmann Maupin Gallery Has Inked an Exclusive Partnership With the Winklevoss Twins’s Gemini to Accept Cryptocurrency for Art

The gallery hopes the move will lure new and younger buyers.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 14, 2021

The Gray Market

How Hunter Biden’s Ethics Agreement Sets a Dangerous Precedent for Rising Artists (and Other Insights)

Our columnist thinks through the curious ethics agreement between the presidential progeny’s gallery and the White House.

By Tim Schneider, Jul 14, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

‘Everything on This Planet Is Endangered’: Why Artist Tino Sehgal Is Bringing His Ephemeral Performances to a British Palace

We caught up with the artist about his new work at Blenheim Palace.

By Naomi Rea, Jul 14, 2021

Art World

Damien Hirst’s New NFT Project Forces Buyers to Choose Between Owning a Digital Token or a Work on Paper

'The Currency' is available on HENI Palm.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jul 13, 2021

Politics

Four Members of the Pussy Riot Art Collective Have Been Jailed by Russian Officials

They have reportedly been charged with public swearing and arguing with a police officer.

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 13, 2021

Buyer's Guide

Milan’s Miart Fair Is Making Its In-Person Return This September With a Slew of Poetry-Inspired Initiatives

The fair is asking artists about the writings that inspire them in order to create a “poetic map to the city of Milan.”

By Artnet Gallery Network, Jul 13, 2021

Artnet News Pro

Christie’s Came Out of the Pandemic to Have Its Most Lucrative First Half in Years. Here, Execs at the Auction House Explain How They Did It

The sales thus far have amounted to $3.5 billion.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 13, 2021

Art World

A Mural of English Soccer Player Marcus Rashford, Once the Target of Racist Graffiti, Is Now Covered in Messages of Support

Rashford was one of three English players to miss a penalty kick in the national team’s loss in the Euro final last week.

By Artnet News, Jul 13, 2021

Art World

The Victoria and Albert Museum Says It Has Spotted Michelangelo’s Thumbprint, Preserved in Wax, on One of His Sculptures

The long-hidden mark likely appeared on the delicate wax sculpture due to changes in temperature or humidity.

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 13, 2021

People

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Art Critic Jerry Saltz Turned Down a $250,000 Salary to Write for Substack Because He Needs Editors

What does a direct-to-consumer product like Substack mean for the future of journalism?

By Sarah Cascone, Jul 13, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Maurizio Cattelan Will Show His 9/11 Memorial Artwork That Was Too Intense for the Guggenheim + Other Stories

Law

The Italian Government Has Officially Banished Hulking Cruise Ships From the Venice Lagoon (For Real This Time)

Artnet News Pro

Lehmann Maupin Gallery Has Inked an Exclusive Partnership With the Winklevoss Twins’s Gemini to Accept Cryptocurrency for Art

The Gray Market

How Hunter Biden’s Ethics Agreement Sets a Dangerous Precedent for Rising Artists (and Other Insights)

Shows & Exhibitions

‘Everything on This Planet Is Endangered’: Why Artist Tino Sehgal Is Bringing His Ephemeral Performances to a British Palace

Art World

Damien Hirst’s New NFT Project Forces Buyers to Choose Between Owning a Digital Token or a Work on Paper

Politics

Four Members of the Pussy Riot Art Collective Have Been Jailed by Russian Officials

Buyer's Guide

Milan’s Miart Fair Is Making Its In-Person Return This September With a Slew of Poetry-Inspired Initiatives

Artnet News Pro

Christie’s Came Out of the Pandemic to Have Its Most Lucrative First Half in Years. Here, Execs at the Auction House Explain How They Did It

Art World

A Mural of English Soccer Player Marcus Rashford, Once the Target of Racist Graffiti, Is Now Covered in Messages of Support

Art World

The Victoria and Albert Museum Says It Has Spotted Michelangelo’s Thumbprint, Preserved in Wax, on One of His Sculptures

People

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Art Critic Jerry Saltz Turned Down a $250,000 Salary to Write for Substack Because He Needs Editors

Art World

See the Colorful, Artist-Designed Bat That Mets Star Pete Alonso Used to Bang Out Another Home Run Derby Win

Opinion

Hey Hunter Biden, Here’s a Radically Simple Solution for All Your Art Woes: Don’t Sell Your Work

Art World

Art Industry News: New Show Reveals Lucian Freud’s Love Life Was Even More Complicated Than We Thought + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Maurizio Cattelan Will Show His 9/11 Memorial Artwork That Was Too Intense for the Guggenheim + Other Stories

The Italian Government Has Officially Banished Hulking Cruise Ships From the Venice Lagoon (For Real This Time)

Lehmann Maupin Gallery Has Inked an Exclusive Partnership With the Winklevoss Twins’s Gemini to Accept Cryptocurrency for Art

How Hunter Biden’s Ethics Agreement Sets a Dangerous Precedent for Rising Artists (and Other Insights)

‘Everything on This Planet Is Endangered’: Why Artist Tino Sehgal Is Bringing His Ephemeral Performances to a British Palace

Damien Hirst’s New NFT Project Forces Buyers to Choose Between Owning a Digital Token or a Work on Paper

Four Members of the Pussy Riot Art Collective Have Been Jailed by Russian Officials

Milan’s Miart Fair Is Making Its In-Person Return This September With a Slew of Poetry-Inspired Initiatives

Christie’s Came Out of the Pandemic to Have Its Most Lucrative First Half in Years. Here, Execs at the Auction House Explain How They Did It

A Mural of English Soccer Player Marcus Rashford, Once the Target of Racist Graffiti, Is Now Covered in Messages of Support

The Victoria and Albert Museum Says It Has Spotted Michelangelo’s Thumbprint, Preserved in Wax, on One of His Sculptures

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Art Critic Jerry Saltz Turned Down a $250,000 Salary to Write for Substack Because He Needs Editors

See the Colorful, Artist-Designed Bat That Mets Star Pete Alonso Used to Bang Out Another Home Run Derby Win

Hey Hunter Biden, Here’s a Radically Simple Solution for All Your Art Woes: Don’t Sell Your Work

Art Industry News: New Show Reveals Lucian Freud’s Love Life Was Even More Complicated Than We Thought + Other Stories

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