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Art & Exhibitions

Legendary Curator Okwui Enwezor’s Final Show, ‘Postcolonial,’ Will Now Become a Reality in Sharjah

by Taylor Dafoe

Art World

The Turner Prize 2017 Shortlist Is Here, and It’s More Diverse (and Older) Than Ever

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

Events and Parties

Star-Studded Performa Gala Offers Moving Tribute to South Africa

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

Francesco Manacorda, Who Left Moscow’s Prestigious V-A-C Foundation Amid War, Will Lead the Castello di Rivoli in Turin

by Vivienne Chow

Art World

Non-Fungible Tokens Are Deemed the Most Powerful Entity in the Art World in ArtReview’s 2021 Power 100 Ranking

by Amah-Rose Abrams

On View

In Pictures: See Inside the Albertina’s Historic, Legacy-Defining Basquiat Retrospective in Vienna

by Dorian Batycka

The Art Angle

‘Be Comfortable With Not Knowing Everything’: How a Mysterious Whitney Biennial Confronts Our Anxious Moment

by Artnet News

On View

In Pictures: A Series of Paintings Basquiat Made During an Italian Residency He Loathed Have Been Reunited at Switzerland’s Beyeler Foundation

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Art World

Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung to Curate 2025 São Paulo Biennial

by Artnet News

Art World

What Is the Art Exhibition of Your Dreams? We Asked 14 More Art-World Heavyweights

by Artnet News

Art Guides

Here Are 20 of the Most Anticipated Biennials and Triennials Around the World in 2020, From Taipei to Helsinki

by Artnet News

Art & Exhibitions

The Artist Who Shaped SoHo’s Avant-Garde Finally Gets Her Due

by Sarah Cascone

Art & Exhibitions

Largest Collection of Radical Conceptualists ART & LANGUAGE Finds a Home in French Chateau

by Colin Gleadell

Art & Exhibitions

See Stunning Shigeo Anzaï Photographs Documenting 30 Years in the Art World

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

Art World

Otto Piene, ZERO Group Founder, Dead at 86

by Alexander Forbes

Art World

‘Farewell’: Ai Weiwei’s Beijing Studio Is Demolished by Chinese Authorities Without Warning

by Naomi Rea

Art & Exhibitions

Fighting ‘Institutional Intolerance,’ Canada Is Introducing a Biennial for Indigenous Artists in 2020

by Kate Brown

Art Guides

Here Is an Up-to-Date Guide to the Constantly Changing Art Biennial Calendar for 2020 and Beyond

by Artnet News

Art & Exhibitions

The Venice Biennale Will Be Pushed Back a Year, to 2022, as the Coronavirus Knocks the Art Calendar Permanently Off Its Axis

by Sarah Cascone

People

Artist Susan Rothenberg, Who Painted Free-Roaming Horses in Defiance of Her Era’s Prohibition on Figurative Art, Has Died at 75

by Sarah Cascone