Auctions Billionaire Victor Pinchuk’s Jeff Koons Balloon Sculpture Could Fetch Over $10 Million at Auction to Benefit Ukraine The proceeds will go toward providing prosthetics for Ukrainians injured in the conflict. By Sarah Cascone, Jun 7, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Indianapolis Children’s Museum Pulls Watermelon Salad From Juneteenth Menu After Outrage + Other Stories Plus, climate change uncovers an ancient Iraqi city, and Adrian Ghenie installs contemporary history paintings in a Palermo church. By Artnet News, Jun 6, 2022
The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: The Scandalous Rise and Fall of Art Dealer Inigo Philbrick This week, a look inside the courtroom where the disgraced art dealer was sentenced. By Artnet News, Jun 3, 2022
Shows & Exhibitions I Went to a Little-Known Biennial in the Foothills of the Dolomite Mountain Range. It Was Nothing Short of Spiritual The Gherdëina Biennale takes full advantage of the ethereal landscape of the UNESCO World Heritage site. By Vivienne Chow, Jun 3, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Queen Elizabeth Honors Isaac Julien, Cornelia Parker, and Other Artist Friends to Mark Her Jubilee + Other Stories Plus, California considers reparations for artists, and Max Hetzler opens in Marfa, Texas. By Artnet News, Jun 2, 2022
The Appraisal Louise Nevelson Was Once as Famous as Andy Warhol. Here’s Why Her Market Has Lagged So Far Behind Her Peers A collision of factors wreaked havoc on the market for the installation art pioneer. By Naomi Rea, Jun 1, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Nearly 40 Percent of All Art Exhibitions in the United States Take Place in New York City. Whoa. + Other Stories Plus, billionaire art collector Fayez Sarofim dies at 93, and a dealer loses his legal battle over two Egon Schiele paintings. By Artnet News, Jun 1, 2022
Shows & Exhibitions Here Are the 82 Artists Participating in the 2022 Berlin Biennale, Curated by Artist Kader Attia Forensic Architecture, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, and Imani Jacqueline Brown are among the participants. By Dorian Batycka, May 31, 2022
Studio Visit Artist Wu Tsang Reveals the Portable Studio Setup That Allows Her to Make Art From Anywhere in the World We caught up with the artist while she was preparing her take on "Moby Dick." By Naomi Rea, May 31, 2022
Art Criticism The Dakar Biennale Returns, Energized by Conversations About African Epistemologies and Colonial Legacies Takeaways from the opening weekend of Dak’Art, historically an important platform for thinking about Négritude. By Tobi Onabolu, May 30, 2022
People Day in the Life: Follow Serial Entrepreneur Kevin Poon as He Installs an Art Show at a Restaurant and Browses Art Basel Hong Kong The entrepreneur, art collector, and DJ documented a whirlwind day of art and reunions at Art Basel Hong Kong. By Kevin Poon, May 27, 2022
The Art Detective At the Peak of His Career, Simon Hantaï Stopped Selling His Art. Now, A Powerful Network Wants to Rebuild His Market The Fondation Louis Vuitton opened a centenary Hantaï exhibition in Paris last week. By Katya Kazakina, May 27, 2022
The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: How Artificial Intelligence Could Completely Transform Art This week, chief art critic Ben Davis joins the podcast to discuss A.I. art, a topic at the heart of his new book, "Art in the After Culture." By Artnet News, May 27, 2022
Artnet News Pro Hot Lots: 7 Artworks That Spectacularly Outperformed Expectations During New York’s Spring 2022 Day Sales Work by Louise Nevelson, Erik Parker, Jordy Kerwick, and other artists shattered their estimates. By Artnet News, May 26, 2022
Shows & Exhibitions African Nations Are More Present at the Venice Biennale Than Ever—But Not Always on Their Own Terms African contemporary art is commanding higher prices than ever—but local art professionals say there isn't an equivalent investment in programs to support or promote it. By Rebecca Anne Proctor, May 25, 2022
