Guerrilla Artists Celebrate Whistle-Blowers with Edward Snowden Statue

Guerrilla Artists Celebrate Whistle-Blowers with Edward Snowden Statue

by Sarah Cascone , Apr 7, 2015

Basquiat Leads Sotheby’s $56.3 Million Sale—Its Second Highest During Frieze Week

by Colin Gleadell , Oct 15, 2015

The Little-Known Movers and Shakers of Moscow’s Exciting Contemporary Art Scene

by Alyssa Buffenstein , Sep 12, 2016

Young Painters Steal the Limelight From the Likes of Polke and Prince in Phillips’s $35 Million London Evening Sale

by Eileen Kinsella , Oct 15, 2021

Art & Exhibitions

As Bloomberg Mulls a Presidential Run, His Namesake Art Shed Will Open With an Ambitious—And Decidedly Woke—Lineup

by Sarah Cascone , Jan 9, 2019

Art Industry News: Arts Organizations Stream Into DC to Protest Trump’s Tariffs on Chinese Goods + Other Stories

by Artnet News , Jun 19, 2019

See the 10 Most Impressive Works at Art Basel Hong Kong

by Henri Neuendorf , Mar 21, 2017

Art & Exhibitions

How Europe’s Oldest Arts Festival Is Confronting the Rise of Nationalism

by Kate Brown , Sep 17, 2018

The RA’s Russian Show Is a Fascinating Survey of Life and Art During the Revolution

by Hettie Judah , Feb 8, 2017

Museums & Institutions

A Former Gas Station in Berlin Has Been Revamped Into a Museum Dedicated to the Celebrated Weimar Artist George Grosz

by Hili Perlson , May 11, 2022

Russia’s Richest Man Just Opened an Art Space in Venice—and It’s Dramatically Unshowy

by Hettie Judah , May 10, 2017

The Striking Absence in the Detroit Institute of Arts’s Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Blockbuster

by Ben Davis , Mar 16, 2015

What’s the Best Work of Art You Saw This Summer? 18 (More) Well-Traveled Experts Weigh In

by Artnet News , Aug 17, 2017

Alice Neel’s Communism Is Essential to Her Art. You Can See It in the ‘Battlefield’ of Her Paintings, and Her Ruthless Portrait of Her Son

by Ben Davis , Apr 15, 2021

‘I Had to Fight to Show What I Could Do’: How Elias Sime Emerged as One of Africa’s Leading Contemporary Artists

by Will Fenstermaker , Mar 24, 2020

In Mexico City, an Immersive Frida Kahlo Extravaganza Is Running on the Fumes of Her Legend, Trading Art History for Pure Vibes

by Ben Davis , Jul 20, 2022

Art & Exhibitions

The 6th Moscow Biennale Is Political But You’ll Have To Look Hard for The Art

by Hili Perlson , Sep 29, 2015

Laugh Out Loud at 20 of the Summer’s Wackiest Art News Stories

by Sarah Cascone , Aug 24, 2015

3 Things You Should Know About ‘Island of the Dead,’ a Once Wildly Famous Now Obscure Painting Full of Mystery

by Annikka Olsen , Dec 28, 2023

Art & Exhibitions

Hito Steyerl’s Artists Space Show Mixes Money, Violence, and Art and Delights The Mind

by Paddy Johnson , Apr 9, 2015