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Art World

Art Industry News: Astute Honey Bees Can Learn to Differentiate Between Works of Art in a Single Afternoon + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: The Pompidou May Adopt Duchamp’s Notorious Urinal as Its New Brand Symbol + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art & Exhibitions

Don’t Miss These 10 Museum Shows Opening in Europe in 2021, From a Hito Steyerl Retrospective to a Star Turn for Helen Frankenthaler

by Kate Brown & Naomi Rea

Art World

It Wasn’t All Bad: Here Is One Piece of Good Art-World News From Each Month of 2020

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Art Basel’s Marc Spiegler Promises ‘the Future of the Art World Is Not Digital’ on the Eve of His Latest Online Fair + Other Stories

by Artnet News

People

‘She Wears Her Wisdom Lightly’: How American Curator Zoé Whitley Became One of the UK’s Most Influential Arts Leaders

by Naomi Rea

People

Peer Inside the Otherworldly Studio of Andra Ursuţa, a Sculptor Who Transforms Horror-Movie Props Into Eerie Totems

by Taylor Dafoe

Law & Politics

More Than 200 Artworks by an Eminent Kazakhstani Art Collective Are Being Held Hostage by Unpaid Contractors After a Splashy International Exhibition

by Kate Brown

Art World

Art Industry News: Kendall Jenner Teams Up With Maurizio Cattelan to Restage His Most Famous Works + Other Stories

by Artnet News

People

Meet Hao Liang, the Young Chinese Artist Whose Reboot of Ancient Ink Painting Has Become a Bona Fide Market Sensation

by Taylor Dafoe

Art Fairs

Political Art Is Out in Force at Frieze. The Question Is: Does Anyone Actually Buy It?

by Julia Halperin

Art Fairs

Punk Rock Spirit Gives the Sprawling Portland Biennial a Much-Needed Edge

by Maxwell Williams

Art World

The Most Exciting Museum Shows Around the US in 2017

by Ben Davis

Politics

An Artist Said a Hungarian Biennial Pushed Him to Alter a Work That Took Aim at the Country’s Conservative Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

People

How Lebanese Artist Ali Cherri Looks to Build a Better World by Digging Into Current Landscapes of War and Ecological Disaster

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art & Exhibitions

What Went Wrong in 2011? At the Canada Pavilion, Stan Douglas Surveys the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street, and the Revolution That Wasn’t

by Kate Brown

Reviews

Performance Art Star Anne Imhof Brings Violence, Desire, and Flaming Flowers to London’s Tate Modern

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

Artists

Artist Meg Webster on Sculpting ‘Power Objects’ With Soil, Moss, and Beeswax

by Dian Parker

Art & Exhibitions

A New Exhibition in London Highlights the Effects of Conflict on Palestinian Culture

by Sarah Cascone

Art Fairs

Women Artists Shine at Frieze Masters. Here Are 5 of Our Favorite Rediscoveries, From a Korean Avant-Garde Visionary to a British-Born Surrealist

by Jo Lawson-Tancred