The Art World Is Great at Spotting Talent. Keeping It? Not So Much.
Retaining women in the arts isn’t a women’s issue—it’s a…
How Agostino Bonalumi Turned Painting Into Space
In collaboration with Archivio Bonalumi, the artist’s 1970 sculpture returns…
Duane Michals, Who Expanded Photography’s Boundaries With Élan, Dies at 94
Over many decades, he developed the narrative potential of his…
Cleveland Museum of Art Plans $600 M. Fundraising Campaign to Sustain Museum’s Long-Term Health
Part of the funds have been earmarked toward endowing staff…
Mickalene Thomas, Known for Her Glittering Depictions of Black Women, Joins Jack Shainman Gallery
The artist will maintain relationships with Yancey Richardson, Nathalie Obadia,…
David Hockney, Revolutionary and Beloved Painter, Dies at 88
He captured the pleasures and contradictions of modern life with…
The War Against Imagination
The SAIC cracks down on a professor’s thought experiment and…
Is This the First Good Eco Art Survey?
The inaugural Medina Triennial condsiders “All That Sustains Us.” Read MoreARTnews.com
Carmen Maria Machado on Power
Plus, the largest survey of Arthur Jafa’s work is coming…
Frieze London Returns With 172 Galleries—and a Few Notable Absences
A new curated section and a Zwirner–Miro collaboration at Frieze…
After Drawing Women Trapped in Labyrinths for Years, Kyung-Me Painted Herself Free
Opening this week at Bureau in New York, her new…
Frieze Lines Up Nearly 300 Galleries for Its Two London Fairs in October
The fairs will run October 14–18 in Regent’s Park, London. Read…
Scientists Think They’ve Found a New Way to Spot Fake Van Goghs
A new study has deployed surface metrology to read the…
Who Asked for an AI Art Museum?
Plus, a child punctures a Magritte in Israel, and Nayland…
Two Generations of Abstraction Converge in Naples
A new show juxtaposes the abstractions of Adam Pendleton and…
Amsterdam’s Grimm Gallery Expands With New Headquarters, Residency
The firm, which marks its 20th anniversary this year, has…
Saidiya Hartman on Teaming Up with All-Star Artists to Imagine the End of White Supremacy
The writerdiscuss her theatrical debut, shares a museum’s wild misuse…
Museum Rietberg’s A Kind of Paradise: Colonial-Era Photography in Contemporary Art is Balm for the Scars of European Conquest
A new group exhibition in Zurich surveys the state of…
What Is The Game of Exquisite Corpse, and Why Do Artists Still Play It?
Exquisite corpse was among the most popular of the Surrealist…
