The Back Room The Back Room: From Publisher to Market Player This week: Loyal gallery’s unusual path to longevity, Patrick Drahi’s unsentimental approach to art financing, Edgar Plans’s market moment, and much more. By Artnet News, 20 hours ago
Art World Art Industry News: Scotland Has Put Its Venice Biennale Exhibition on Ice Due to Financial Concerns + Other Stories Plus, the Fitzwilliam Museum restitutes its Courbet and China's Deji art museum bought a $9 million Beeple sculpture from Art Basel Hong Kong. By Artnet News, 2 days ago
Art World Art Industry News: Louvre Staff and Pension Protesters Blocked the Entrance to the Museum, Forcing It to Close to Visitors + Other Stories Plus, Koo Jeong-a will represent South Korea at the Venice Biennale and Gucci teams up with Yuga Labs. By Artnet News, Mar 28, 2023
Art World Art Industry News: Scalpers Are Re-Selling Tickets to the Rijksmuseum’s Sold-Out Vermeer Show for Thousands of Dollars + Other Stories Plus, Florence invites ousted Florida principal to view Michelangelo's 'David' and Tracey Emin opens her artist studios and residency. By Artnet News, Mar 27, 2023
Opinion Pearls of Wisdom: As the Industry Descends on Art Basel Hong Kong, Gallerist Pearl Lam Returns to Her Hometown and Shares What’s on Her Radar Lam puts the spotlight on East Asian artists, where to eat in Hong Kong, and the hottest Chinese designers to watch. By Pearl Lam, Mar 22, 2023
People Tishan Hsu’s Art Preceded Internet Aesthetics by Decades. Now, His Prescient Work Is Finally Getting Its Due A digitally native generation has become captivated by the New York artist, who is in his 70s. By Louise Benson, Mar 22, 2023
Style Artist Joana Vasconcelos Created the Psychedelic Backdrop for Dior’s Paris Fashion Week Show. See the Dazzling Images Here The Portuguese artist told us how she brought the jaw-dropping vision to life. By William Van Meter, Mar 17, 2023
The Back Room The Back Room: Silicon Valley Split This week: the art-market lesson in Silicon Valley Bank’s demise, Canadian art crime runs rampant, big auction losses follow big auction publicity, and much more. By Artnet News, Mar 17, 2023
The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: How the Heist Movie ‘Inside’ Turns Art Into a Thief’s Salvation This week, Artnet News's Kate Brown speaks to the film's director Vasilis Katsoupis and art curator Leonardo Bigazzi. By Artnet News, Mar 16, 2023
People ‘Crafts Associated With Women Were Taboo’: Watch the Late Phyllida Barlow Reclaim ‘Domestic’ Techniques in Her Sculpture As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 16, 2023
Shows & Exhibitions The Republic of Benin Is Getting Its First-Ever National Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale The West African country’s pavilion will be organized by the curator and critic Azu Nwagbogu. By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 15, 2023
Art World Art Industry News: The Centre Pompidou Has Sealed the Deal on Its New Museum in Saudi Arabia + Other Stories Plus, a judge dismisses the lawsuit against Peter Max's conservator and Frieze New York releases its exhibitor list. By Artnet News, Mar 15, 2023
The Gray Market Progress Helped Destroy Silicon Valley Bank. Stasis Should Shield the Art Market Our columnist explains why the death of Silicon Valley Bank makes the art market's traditionalism look wise for once. By Tim Schneider, Mar 15, 2023
People Artists and Curators Remember the ‘Brave’ Sculptor Phyllida Barlow, Whose Assemblages Challenged Space, Perspective, and Gravity The British sculptor has died at age 78. By Kate Brown, Mar 14, 2023
People How French-Caribbean Artist Julien Creuzet Uses Creole Hymns and Digital Avatars to Retrace African Ancestry He is set to represent France at the Venice Biennale in 2024. By Anna Sansom, Mar 8, 2023
