Arts Community Responds to Threats to Cut the Sydney Biennale’s Government Funding

More Problems for Sydney Biennale as Government Official Threatens to Cut Funding

The controversy continues.

Art World Report Card: a 9/11 Museum Civil Rights Suit, an Art Fair Calender Shuffle, and Julian Schnabel’s Four Exhibitions

Our Editor-at-Large offers a weekly take on art world issues, people, pursuits

In Review: London’s Must-See Gallery Shows This March, from Markus Lüpertz to Marvin Gaye Chetwynd

Coline Milliard reviews the five most essential London gallery shows on in March.

The Weekly Shuffle: Sydney Biennale Debacle, the Smithsonian Gets a Secretary, and More

This week's professional art world shuffle also includes the Met, Documenta, London's Royal Academy, Saatchi Art, MFA Houston, and the Venice Biennale.

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Venice Biennale Moves to May, Encroaching on Frieze NY Slot

Phillips Spring Auction Sees Record-Breaking Sale of Ken Price Sculpture

Sydney Biennial Chairman Steps Down, Transfield Ousted as Sponsor

Irina Nakhova Will Be First Woman to Represent Russia at Venice Biennale

Oscar Puts Steve McQueen Beyond Contemporary Art

With cinema, Steve McQueen has found the platform he was looking for.

The Essentials: Steve McQueen, the Corcoran Saga, and Everything Else You Need to Start Your Week

Steve McQueen takes top honors at the Oscars, leading our Monday morning roundup of important links.

Danh Vo Bringing the Statue of Liberty to Manhattan and Brooklyn

For Collectors, To Go to Berlin Is To Go to “The Source”

The Berlin gallery scene may be growing up, but its gallerists are sticking to and improving the basic elements of what made the city interesting to them in the first place

Shirin Neshat Discusses Her Series ‘Our House is on Fire’

Iranian artist Shirin Neshat sat down with artnet to talk about her creative process