Art World Art Industry News: From High Fashion to High Art, the Chicest Medium of the Moment Is… Mud + Other Stories Plus, the 2023 Serpentine Pavilion names its architect, and Beeple's Human One sculpture heads to M+ in Hong Kong. By Artnet News, Nov 23, 2022
Crime After Their Art Was Stolen on Campus, Yale MFA Students Demand That the University Take Responsibility for the Damages Yale currently does not take responsibility for any theft of student property. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 22, 2022
People A Year of Creative Disruption? Nan Goldin, Ruangrupa, and Climate Activists Take Prime Spots on the ‘Monopol’ Top 100 List Fashion's growing influence in the art world was also notable. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Nov 22, 2022
Gallery Network Spotlight: Candida Höfer’s Opulent Interiors Offer a Refreshing Take on Documentary Photography "Candida Höfer: Libraries – Churches – Theatres" is on view at Galleri K, Oslo, through December 18, 2022. By Artnet Gallery Network, Nov 22, 2022
Opinion There Has to Be a Better Way to Argue About the Climate-Activist Attacks on Art The strategy of "pushing cultural buttons" comes with a price. By Ben Davis, Nov 21, 2022
The Back Room The Back Room: The Gavel Grind This week: assessing the auction cycle’s end, counting other people’s money, Betye Saar’s latest milestone, and much more. By Tim Schneider & Julia Halperin, Nov 18, 2022
Shows & Exhibitions In Pictures: See Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Nets and Polka Dots at the Hong Kong M+ Museum’s Blowout Exhibition Celebrating Its First Anniversary The blockbuster show draws attention to work made after the artist's return from the U.S. to her native Japan in the 1970s. By Vivienne Chow, Nov 16, 2022
Museums The German Government Just Bought Back the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum From a Real Estate Company for €170 Million The state of Berlin and the federal government pitched in on purchasing the Hamburger Bahnhof and its adjacent exhibition hall. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Nov 15, 2022
Shows & Exhibitions In a Solo Show at the Munch Museum, Artist Camille Henrot Tackles the Traumas of Motherhood, Hoarding, and Fitting In After winning the inaugural Edvard Munch Art Award in 2015, the French artist finally gets her solo show in Oslo. By Anna Sansom, Nov 14, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Leaked Documents Lift the Lid on Patrick Drahi’s Art Collection + Other Stories Plus, Dresden closes investigation into four security guards suspected in the Green Vault heist and White Cube names its U.S. senior director. By Artnet News, Nov 11, 2022
Art Fairs The New Fine Arts Paris and La Biennale Fair Kicked Off With So-So Sales, But Dealers Still Hail the Merger as the ‘Start of a Renaissance’ Next year's edition of this new fair formed of two old rivals will take place later in November, avoiding the clash with other events like Paris Photo. By Anna Sansom, Nov 10, 2022
Wet Paint Wet Paint in the Wild: Fort Gansevoort’s Adam Shopkorn Travels to the Canadian Arctic for One Very Chilly Studio Visit The owner of Fort Gansevoort gallery shows us a week in his life. By Annie Armstrong, Nov 10, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Is the Rococo Style an Antidote to Our Bleak Moment in History? These Art Stars Seem to Think So + Other Stories Plus, the ninth Moscow Art Biennale is cancelled, and a former museum board member is in a tight race for Congress. By Artnet News, Nov 10, 2022
Gallery Network Spotlight: The Uzbekistan Pavilion Goes Beyond Art to Activate Connection and Learning at the Venice Biennale "Dixit Algorizmi—The Garden of Knowledge" is on view at the Uzbekistan National Pavilion. By Artnet Gallery Network, Nov 9, 2022
Gallery Network Spotlight: Dusti Bongé and Betty Parsons’s Artist-Gallerist Relationship Forms the Heart of a New Exhibition at Hollis Taggart "Kinship: Dusti Bongé and Betty Parsons," current on view at Hollis Taggart, highlights the personal and professional relationship between two women who shaped 20th-century American art. By Artnet Gallery Network, Nov 8, 2022
