Galleries David Hammons Will Have His First LA Solo Show in More Than 45 Years at Hauser & Wirth Hammons, who lived in Los Angeles for more than a decade, will return with brand new work. By Eileen Kinsella, 6 hours ago
Partner Content ‘They Were Radical In the Best Sense of the Word’: Setareh Gallery Spotlights the Women of Abstract Expressionism The show, "Gesture of Conviction," is a first for Europe. By artnet Gallery Network, 7 hours ago
Art World Construction Workers Uncovered an ‘Exceptional’ 17th-Century Painting While Renovating a Designer Boutique in Paris It’s a mystery how the remarkable work ended up hidden in the historic home of a French noble family. By Naomi Rea, 10 hours ago
Exhibitions Here Are All the Upcoming Art Exhibitions That Are Threatened by the Government Shutdown The shutdown is affecting exhibitions from Philadelphia to outer space. By Taylor Dafoe, 10 hours ago
Art World ‘Museums Are Withholding Information’: Why an Artist Made a Guerrilla Audio Guide for an Art Institute of Chicago Show Artist Michelle Hartney says the museum fails to acknowledge the terrible cruelty many of the show's courtesan subjects endured. By Henri Neuendorf, 11 hours ago
Art and Law I’m Just Here for the Art: Three Accused Spies Claim They’re Actually Just Culture-Loving Tourists Cultural tourism is a common defense for suspected spies. By Eileen Kinsella, 12 hours ago
On View Beauty ‘Can Be a Powerful Tool’: Artist Genesis Belanger on How Her Surreal Sculptures Address Our Present Moment The artist brings her delightfully warped perspective to the New Museum, which hosts her latest show. By Taylor Dafoe, 24 hours ago
People Reddit Has Become Weirdly Addicted to the ‘Droste Effect,’ With Paintings Within Paintings Within Paintings Going Viral The meme offers a people-powered illustration of the "Droste Effect." By Henri Neuendorf, 1 day ago
Art World A Dutch Art Detective Tracked Down a Pair of Stolen Medieval Stone Reliefs in an English Aristocrat’s Garden The Visigothic artifacts were stolen from a Spanish church in 2004. By Henri Neuendorf, 1 day ago
People Walter Chandoha, the Photographer Who Popularized Cat Pictures Before the Internet, Has Died at 98 Chandoha's first feline subject was a gray stray in 1949. By Eileen Kinsella, 1 day ago
Art and Law In an Explosive Lawsuit, Lehmann Maupin Gallery Accuses an Ex-Employee of Stealing Valuable Client Data and Trade Secrets The employee joined Lévy Gorvy last fall. By Eileen Kinsella, 2 days ago
Exhibitions Hauser & Wirth Will Present a Show of Founding Matriarch Ursula Hauser’s Feminist Art Collection on Her 80th Birthday Louise Bourgeois has a special place in Ursula Hauser's collection, says her daughter Manuela Wirth. By Javier Pes, 2 days ago
Galleries 5 Remarkable Facts About Pace Gallery’s New 8-Story Chelsea Headquarters As galleries race to expand, Pace is getting ready to open an impressive new building. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 21, 2019
Art and Law Looters Beware: The British Museum Is Leading an International Task Force Fighting the Illicit Trade in Egyptian Antiquities An expert team and powerful new database will help recover stolen artifacts and expose fake documentation. By Javier Pes, Jan 21, 2019
Art World KAWS Is Unveiling an Enormous 11-Story Sculpture in Taipei, His Largest Work to Date The work will likely find an eager audience in the Taiwanese capital. By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 18, 2019
