The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: How the Universe Taught Wolfgang Tillmans to Make Art The artist's show "To Look Without Fear" is on view at MoMA through January 1, 2023. By Artnet News, Sep 23, 2022
Reviews I’ve Been to a Lot of Gallery Weekends. Vienna’s ‘Curated By’ Festival Was the Most Cohesive and Moving I’ve Seen Participants platformed artists from Ukraine and the surrounding region. By Kate Brown, Sep 22, 2022
Shows & Exhibitions ‘Risks Come With the Concept’: Documenta 15’s Curators Reflect on a Controversial, History-Making Show Ruangrupa reflected on the turbulent show as it comes to a close. By Kate Brown, Sep 22, 2022
Art Fairs At This Year’s Russian-Only Cosmoscow Fair, Artistic Statements Are Subtle—But the Anxiety Is Not "Now is a difficult time for young Russian artists," said one gallery owner showing at the fair. By Nadine Khalil, Sep 20, 2022
On View Ukrainian Photographer Boris Mikhailov Fears His Home and Archives May Have Been Bombed in Kharkiv His retrospective is now open at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris. By Anna Sansom, Sep 19, 2022
Politics Uber Has Launched Uber Restore, a Special App in Ukraine to Help Transport Art Conservators The State Department and the Smithsonian helped connect Ukraine's Ministry of Culture to Uber. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 16, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: How Disgraced L.A. Dealer Douglas Chrismas Managed to Evade the Law for So Long + Other Stories Plus, pressure mounts on museums to cut ties with BP, and blank canvases find their way into anti-monarchy demonstrations in the U.K. By Artnet News, Sep 14, 2022
Art World Paris Will Turn Off the Eiffel Tower’s Evening Lights Early in a Bid to Save Energy "France will always be the City of Light," the mayor assured Parisians. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 13, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Meet Ememem, the Mystery Street Artist and ‘Pothole Knight’ Who Turns Broken Streets Into Colorful Mosaics + Other Stories Plus, Julian Robertson's $181 million art collection relocates from New York City to New Zealand, and the U.K. postpones art openings. By Artnet News, Sep 12, 2022
The Back Room The Back Room: Seoul Focus This week in the Back Room: Frieze Seoul from a great height, Mary Boone’s second act, PPOW beats the odds, and much more. By Tim Schneider & Naomi Rea, Sep 9, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Jennifer Lawrence Reveals That She Named Her Baby After Revered Scribble Painter Cy Twombly + Other Stories Plus, the U.K. culture secretary steps down, and a typhoon causes flooding in South Korea and disrupts international travel. By Artnet News, Sep 6, 2022
Gallery Network Spotlight: Japanese Artist Katsutoshi Yuasa’s Edgy Woodcuts Have Revolutionized the Age-Old Technique "Seeing Through The Light” is on view at Switzerland's Museum Franz Gertsch through September 4. By Artnet Gallery Network, Sep 2, 2022
Events and Parties See the Art of Burning Man 2022, From a 40-Foot Steel Goddess to a Temple That Transports Viewers to ‘Crystalline Timelines’ There's a record 88 official artworks at this year's gathering. See them here. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 2, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: Two of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Famous Collars, Including One With a Secret Feminist Message, Are Hitting the Block + Other Stories Plus, UNESCO supports a bid to add Odesa to the World Heritage List, and architects form the industry's first private-sector union. By Artnet News, Sep 2, 2022
The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: Why Art Biennial Superstars Exist in a Parallel Universe [Re-Air] Writers Ben Davis and Kate Brown discuss our Biennial Art Project. By Artnet News, Sep 2, 2022
