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Art & Exhibitions

Etel Adnan on Exhibiting With Gerhard Richter and the Politics of Landscape Painting

by Emily Nathan

Artnet News Pro

Hot Lots: 5 Works That Shattered Expectations During New York’s 2023 Spring Sales

by Artnet News

Art & Exhibitions

Italy’s Newest Site for Contemporary Art Is Not a Swanky Architect-Designed Museum—It’s the Charred Ruins of Pompeii

by Hili Perlson

Op-Ed

Decolonizing Museums Doesn’t Help Plantation Workers Like Us in the Congo. So We’re Selling NFTs to Buy Back Our Land

by Cedart Tamasala & Mathieu Kasiama

Art World

We Asked Leading Video Artists How Best to Enjoy the Medium—and, Yes, It’s OK to Leave in the Middle (and to Be Confused)

by Melissa Smith

Artnet News Pro

A Buyer’s Guide to the Breakout Stars of the New Museum Triennial: Who They Are and Where to Find Them

by Artnet News

Buyer's Guide

A Father-and-Son Duo at the Forefront of Taipei’s Art-Collecting Scene Explain Why They’ve Added NFTs to Their Portfolio

by Jiayin Chen

Art Fairs

From a $240,000 Plastic-Bag Bliss-Out to a $3,500 Surrealist Delight, Here Are 6 of the Best Artworks at the 2019 Armory Show

by Andrew Goldstein

Art & Exhibitions

What Would It Mean to See Beyond Colonialism? In Berlin, an Exhibition and a Mobile School Look for Answers

by Mebrak Tareke

Art World

The Invisible World of ‘Smell Artist’ Sissel Tolaas

by William Van Meter

The Back Room

The Back Room: Rothschild Ruminations

by Artnet News

Artists

Ser Serpas Creates Uncanny Sculptural Landscapes. No Small Wonder That Her Next Dream Project Is a Horror Movie

by Devorah Lauter

Art World

What Was the Most Influential Work of the Decade? We Surveyed Dozens of Art-World Experts to Find Out

by Artnet News

Reviews

Can Kansas City’s Open Spaces Biennial Help Bridge the Divide in One of America’s Most Segregated Cities?

by Max Lakin

Art & Exhibitions

How the New Museum’s Triennial Sabotages Its Own Revolutionary Mission

by Ben Davis

Opinion

Antonia Carver, the Director of the Jameel Arts Centre, on What Most of the World Still Doesn’t Understand About the UAE Art Scene

by Antonia Carver

On View

After ‘Scaffold’ Controversy, All Eyes on the Walker as Its Sculpture Garden Is Set to Reopen

by Sarah Cascone

Art & Exhibitions

With a ‘Car Crash’ of Biennials Now Planned for 2021, Curators Are Being Forced to Rethink Mass Art Shows for the Social-Distancing Era

by Naomi Rea

Art World

The Most Important Artists Are Also Activists—Plus 3 Other Takeaways From Art Review’s Latest Power 100 List

by Kate Brown

Reviews

Marta Minujín’s Trippy New Museum Installation Predicted Today’s Immersive Art Craze. It’s Way Weirder Than That, Though

by Ben Davis