Art World 9 Dazzling Virtual Art Experiences You Can Have From the Comfort of Your Home, Including a Memorable Trip to the Sistine Chapel It's never been easier to visit the world's greatest museums and cultural sites remotely. By Katie White, Mar 23, 2020
Market As a Star-Powered New Gallery Opens Its Doors in Hong Kong, Asia's Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope After a Prolonged Lockdown Sales are trickling in through Art Basel Hong Kong's digital platform too. By Vivienne Chow, Mar 23, 2020
Opinion The Gray Market: Why History’s Biggest Work-From-Home Experiment Could Eventually Benefit the Art Market (and Other Insights) Our columnist speculates about how mass telecommuting could be here to stay, and how it could someday be a boon to artists and dealers. By Tim Schneider, Mar 23, 2020
Opinion We Don't Know What the Art World of the Future Will Look Like. Here Are 6 Ways We Can Come Together to Build the One We Want The founder of Independent looks back on earlier crises and proposes ways to build a stronger art market on the other side of this one. By Elizabeth Dee, Mar 23, 2020
Art Fairs How Is Art Basel’s Experiment With Online Sales Going? Early Indications Suggest Mega-Galleries Are Making Out Just Fine But smaller galleries are noticeably quiet. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 20, 2020
Art World From the Public Art You Can Still See to the Death of Genesis P-Orridge: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news, fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 20, 2020
On View Artist Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Struggle Series’ Offers a Poignant Reminder of Past Challenges America Has Endured—See Images Here While museums are closed to the public, we are spotlighting an inspiring exhibition somewhere around the globe each day. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 20, 2020
Art and Law The Artist Behind Meow Wolf’s Beloved Fantastical Space Owl Is Suing the Company for More Than $1 Million The artist alleges that the art production company failed to deliver on its promise to share its enormous profits. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 20, 2020
Art World Hungry to Learn Something New About Art? Here Are 14 of the Most Thrillingly Mind-Expanding YouTube Videos From Museums Around the Globe Just because you can't walk into a museum right now, doesn't mean you can't get access to great arts and culture. By Artnet News, Mar 20, 2020
Politics Berlin’s Senate Is Rolling Out Up to $320 Million in Emergency Grants for Freelance Cultural Workers and Artists The government is trying to make the process as quick and simple as possible. By Kate Brown, Mar 20, 2020
Art World Philanthropists Have Launched a $75 Million Fund for Nonprofit Arts Organizations Put Under Strain in Recent Weeks Meanwhile, galleries and other for-profit businesses are calling on the city for aid. By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 20, 2020
Art World The Tate Will Pay All of Its Commercial Workers Through April—But Employees at Other UK Museums Are Facing an Uncertain Future Retail, catering, and other employees at museums across the country could be hit hard in the coming months. By Javier Pes, Mar 20, 2020
Art World Wet Paint: Art-Storage Closures Throw Deals Into Disarray, Hardcore Bidders Still Show Up at Auction Houses, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip What photography legend is riding out the crisis with shotguns and Purell? Who is still having auctions this week? Read on for answers. By Nate Freeman, Mar 20, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: Why the Arts Need a New Deal-Style Government Bailout Just Like the Airlines + Other Stories Plus, museum leaders ask Congress for $4 billion and a long-lost work by Ana Mendieta sparks a lawsuit against Sotheby's. By Artnet News, Mar 20, 2020
Art Fairs TEFAF New York Spring Will Be Postponed to an Increasingly Crowded Fall Art Calendar The news closely follows the cancellation of Frieze New York. By Julia Halperin, Mar 20, 2020
