Partner Content Globetrotting Photographer Michael von Hassel On How He’s Finding Beauty Close to Home “It has always been artists who processed the zeitgeist and made us all reflect on ourselves," said Von Hassel, who is currently at home in Germany. By Sophie Neuendorf, May 6, 2020
Partner Content Here Are 14 Galleries With Brand-New Viewing Rooms You Can Explore Now See new works by Rasheed Araeen, David Hockney, and others. By Artnet Gallery Network, May 6, 2020
Partner Content An Exclusive Auction of Work by the Late Wildlife Photographer Peter Beard Is Coming to Artnet Auctions The online auction will include 25 works from the 1960s to 1980s. By Katie White, May 6, 2020
Partner Content Here Are 5 Emerging Artists That You Should Know—and Can Discover Virtually This May Many galleries are closed, but you can still discover new talent in these virtual exhibitions around the world. By Katie White, May 4, 2020
Partner Content ‘Post-Crisis Periods of Art Have Historically Been Very Brilliant’: Madrid Gallerist Álvaro Alcázar Takes the Long View on the Spanish Art Market Alcázar sees a silver-lining to the current crisis. By Sophie Neuendorf, May 1, 2020
Partner Content What Does It Mean to Be Clean? Dozens of Artists Interpret the Theme for a New Beijing Exhibition Forty-three artists responded to an open call for works from SPURS Gallery. By Katie White, Apr 30, 2020
Partner Content 10 of Our Favorite Exhibitions From Around the World That You Can Visit Virtually Gallery hop from Sydney to Miami at any time of day with these shows. By Artnet Gallery Network, Apr 29, 2020
Partner Content Curator Kelly Taxter Picks 6 Artworks That She’d Love to Stay Home With Each week, we'll be bringing you a specially curated selection of highlights from NADA member galleries featured on Artnet. By artnet Galleries Team, Apr 29, 2020
Partner Content What Do Medieval Heroes and Contemporary Artists Have In Common? Art Theorist Boris Groys On Why Legends Still Matter Boris Groys recently sat down with Ulvi Kasimov, the founder of .ART, to talk about the role of legend and memory in art today By Artnet Gallery Network, Apr 27, 2020
Partner Content A Miami Gallery Is Auctioning Works by Latin American Masters to Help Support Local First Responders Profits from the Gary Nader Fine Art auciton will go to charities providing meals for those in need. By Artnet Gallery Network, Apr 27, 2020
Partner Content Striking Alex Katz Portraits Made Over the Span of 20 Years Are on View in a Recently Reopened Gallery in Germany The exhibition at Galerie Boisserée, which was originally planned for earlier in the spring, is finally open to the public. By Artnet Gallery Network, Apr 24, 2020
Partner Content Tired of Staring at Blank Walls? RoGallery’s Interactive Website Can Help You Kick Start Your Art Collection From Home From style quizzes to an art historical glossary, RoGallery's website takes the mystery out of the art buying experience. By Artnet Gallery Network, Apr 23, 2020
Partner Content Auctions Specialist Henri Neuendorf Shares His Favorite Works From Artnet’s ‘Contemporary Finds’ Sale Artnet Auctions' latest sale features original contemporary artworks—each listed under $10,000. Here, we look at some of the highlights. By artnet Auctions, Apr 22, 2020
Partner Content 8 Artworks From Artnet’s Gallery Network That Our Experts Are Loving This Week Each week, our gallery liaisons share their favorite works from the Artnet Gallery Network. By Artnet Gallery Network, Apr 21, 2020
Partner Content Now NADA Exhibitions Can Be Explored on Artnet Galleries Now through June 20, we're hosting the 180 members of the New Art Dealers Alliance members on Artnet. By artnet Galleries Team, Apr 21, 2020
