Partner Content ‘It’s His Way of Showing That Art Is a Continuum’: Mr. Brainwash Is Mashing Up Art History for His Debut Show in Montreal It will be the first solo exhibition of the street artist's work in the city. By artnet Gallery Network, May 30, 2019
Partner Content Dealer Jacques Bailly on Why A French Art Deco Painter’s Ebullient Paris Street Scenes Still Delight Today Considered the authority on the painter Jean Dufy, Bailly is currently completing the third volume of a definitive catalogue raisonné of his career. By artnet Gallery Network, May 29, 2019
Partner Content These 3 Latin American Women Artists Are Tackling Social and Material Norms in Their New Summer Shows The shows are opening in New York and São Paulo. By Katie White, May 28, 2019
Partner Content ‘We’re Not Trying to Seem Like the Coolest Kid on the Block:’ How the CEO of Leslie Hindman Auctioneers Is Repositioning the Auction House Technology will play an integral role in the auction house's ambitious growth plans. By artnet Gallery Network, May 22, 2019
Partner Content Ewan Gibbs Transforms the Image of ‘Celebrity Buildings’ Into Perceptual Puzzles in His New Exhibition The British artist focuses on the urban iconography of New York and Chicago for this latest exhibition at Richard Gray Gallery. By Katie White, May 20, 2019
Partner Content A Hong Kong Auction Is Selling Works by Contemporary Artist Shen Qin—That Don’t Yet Exist The artist will deliver the works between 2019 and 2022 and there are no promises on what they'll look like. By artnet Galleries Team, May 20, 2019
Partner Content Alex Assouline Picks His Favorite Works From artnet Galleries Find out which artworks from our galleries are currently capturing the publisher's attention. By artnet Gallery Network, May 20, 2019
Partner Content Why a Self-Taught Artist’s Dream of Social Justice Rings Especially True in a New Venice Exhibition The show draws attention to Purvis Young's socially oriented work, and will remain on view at Palazzo Mora for the duration of the Venice Biennale. By Katie White, May 15, 2019
Partner Content ‘I Enter Artists’ Dreams and Become Them:’ Painter John Ransom Phillips on How He Channels the Spirits of Kahlo, Blake, and Others in His Work With his "Lives of Artists" series on view at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, the painter talks about "entering the energy" of legendary artists. By artnet Gallery Network, May 14, 2019
Partner Content How German Artist Robert Janitz Uses Unconventional Materials to Paint ‘an Escape to Greener Pastures’ Janitz sat down to discuss the works in "Change in Paradise," a new exhibition of work on view at König London. By artnet Gallery Network, May 13, 2019
Partner Content 5 Artists on the Verge of a Breakthrough Whose Work You Can See This May Tired of the same-old, same-old? We've picked a handful of artists you might not know, but should. By Katie White, May 13, 2019
Partner Content Amor Fati Art Founder Christopher Wolf Shares His Favorite Artworks from Our 40 Under 10 Auction The art advisor shares his favorite prints from our current artnet Auctions sale '40 Under 10.' By artnet Auctions, May 10, 2019
Partner Content Calling All Ceramics Lovers! Here Are 3 Galleries (and Some Important Artists) You Should Know The ancient medium is experiencing a collecting renaissance—and these three dealers are leading the way. By Katie White, May 10, 2019
Partner Content M WOODS Co-Founder Michael Xufu Huang Picks His Favorite Artworks from Our Contemporary+ Auction The young collector has quickly become a force in the contemporary art world. By artnet Auctions, May 10, 2019
Partner Content A Symposium with Christie’s Education Is Taking a Closer Look at the Legacy of Women Art Dealers The two-day conference will focus on the pioneering women art dealers who forged paths in the post-war years from the 1940s to the 1990s. By Katie White, May 9, 2019
