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Art World

Art Industry News: Is MOCA Director Philippe Vergne Packing His Bags, Too? + More Must-Read Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Mexican Judge Blocks Sale of Frida Kahlo’s Non-Unibrowed Barbie Doll + More Must-Read Stories

by Artnet News

People

The Weird and Wonderful World of Joseph Beuys

by Amah-Rose Abrams

Art & Exhibitions

The Winner of This Year’s Turner Prize Has Yet to Be Revealed, But the People’s Choice Is Clear

by Naomi Rea

Art & Exhibitions

This Year’s Turner Prize Is All About the Moving Image—and the Results Pack a Political Punch

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

Art World

Art Industry News: A Poignantly Lovelorn Painting by David Hockney Could Fetch $45 Million at Christie’s This Fall + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: The Locked-Down Super Rich Are Impulse-Buying Jewelry Through Online Auctions Like There’s No Tomorrow + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Why a Minneapolis Artist Whose Life’s Work Burned During the Protests Is Not Upset About It + Other Stories

by Artnet News

Art & Exhibitions

At the Athens Biennale, Artists Fight Against Social Media and Fake News With an Unlikely Weapon: Nuance

by Hili Perlson

Art World

Art Industry News: Vogue Drops Bruce Weber and Mario Testino After Harassment Exposé + More Must-Read Stories

by Artnet News

Art World

Art Industry News: Thieves Steal Qatari ‘Treasures’ in a Doge’s Palace Heist + More Must-Read Stories

by Artnet News

On View

Are We Finally Ready for Zvi Goldstein’s Radical Vision for A New Art World?

by Hili Perlson

Art World

Art Industry News: A Rare Roy Lichtenstein Goes Under the Hammer + More Must-Read Stories

by Artnet News

People

Ilya Kabakov, the Ukrainian American Conceptual Artist Who Lived Through Totalitarianism But Dreamed of Utopia, Has Died at 89

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Art Fairs

Here Are 4 Highlights From Art Basel’s New Kabinett Sector, Coming to the Swiss Fair for the First Time This Month

by Artnet News

Gallery Network

7 Questions for Chinese Artist Lu Junzhou on Freeing Contemporary Calligraphy From the ‘Shackles of Text’

by Artnet Gallery Network

Art Fairs

See Some of the Best Works in Art Basel’s Unlimited Sector This Year, From a Massive Metal Ship to an Ironic Mattress Sale Installation

by Kate Brown

Wet Paint

Wet Paint in the Wild: Dealer Diego Diez Hunts for Future Art Stars at a Top Residency Program During Amsterdam Art Week

by Annie Armstrong

Art & Exhibitions

Seoul’s Institutional Landscape Is as Good as Its Flourishing Commercial Scene. Here Are 7 Star-Powered Museum Shows to Add to Your Calendar

by Vivienne Chow & Naomi Rea

Politics

Artists Are Halting Collaborations With Russia—But Not Everyone Agrees That Cultural Boycotts Are the Right Approach

by Anna Sansom