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New Orleans Dealer Bill Rau on the Painting He Wished He’d Kept, and What Hurricane Katrina Taught Him About Handling the Pandemic

The New Orleans gallery is opening an exhibition focused on the Pissarro family's artistic legacy this month.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Mar 5, 2021

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, Mar 4, 2021

Meet Artrust, a Small Swiss Gallery With Big Global Ambitions

Artrust is currently planning an outdoor triennial of street art to open this fall.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Mar 3, 2021

Michelin-Starred Chef Jonathan Benno Picks His Favorite Artworks From Our NY/NY Auction

The Michelin-starred chef tells us about why this Agnes Martin drawing reminds him of coming up with recipes, how he imagines jazz in color, and more.

By Artnet Auctions, Mar 3, 2021

Now on Artnet Auctions: A Rare Monumental Work on Paper by Jean-Michel Basquiat

Learn more about this large-scale drawing's unique significance in Basquiat's oeuvre.

By Artnet Auctions, Mar 3, 2021

Here Are 6 Artists in the Artnet Gallery Network That We’re Watching This March

This month we're checking out artists in Jerusalem, Los Angeles, and beyond.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Mar 2, 2021

Meet Solita Cohen and Raphael Castoriano, Art-World Multi-Hyphenates and Curators of Our ‘Art of the Americas’ Sale on Artnet Auctions

The dynamic duo talks about the market for art of the Americas, what they collect, and why they believe in an America without borders.

By Artnet Auctions, Mar 2, 2021

7 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, Mar 1, 2021

A Retrospective of Xenia Hausner’s Cinematic, Electrically Colorful Paintings Will Open at Vienna’s Albertina Museum This Spring

The artist is on the hunt for one work she still hopes to include in the show.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Mar 1, 2021

Spanish Artist Prudencio Irazábal’s New Paintings Have Gem-Like Luminescence. See His Captivating Works Here

The artist's recent series is currently on view in "The Grammar of Extension" at Majorca's Galería Pelaires.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Feb 26, 2021

How the Art in General Organization Changed the Landscape of the New York Art World

Learn more about the organization and its sale through Artnet Auctions.

By Artnet Auctions, Feb 25, 2021

‘The Names of Artists Have Become Brands’: Christian Purser, CEO of Interbrand, On How Art Organizations Can Reimagine Themselves

Christian Purser, CEO of global branding agency Interbrand, recently sat down with Ulvi Kasimov, the founder of .ART, to discuss how artists and art organizations can utilize branding.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Feb 25, 2021

A Delightful Exhibition of David Hockney’s iPad Drawings From Normandy Offer a Welcome Hint of Spring

“Hockney in Normandy” at Gray New York presents recent works made by the preeminent English artist while quarantining in the French countryside.

By Katie White, Feb 24, 2021

The Experts at London’s Smith & Partner Share Four Fascinating Stories Behind a Set of Picasso Portraits

The four lithographs are being offered from the collection of Marina Picasso, the artist's granddaughter.

By Artnet Gallery Network, Feb 23, 2021

Long Overlooked, the Eerie and Uncanny World of American Surrealist Clarence Holbrook Carter Is Getting New Life in Los Angeles

The illuminating exhibition is on view at Various Small Fires in Los Angeles.

By Katie White, Feb 23, 2021