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From Spain to Syria, street artists around the world are painting murals to memorialize George Floyd. See them here:
In cities across the world, murals honoring George Floyd have appeared in the days since his death at the hands of police.
News that the government is preparing to pass a law that would allow Chinese agencies to criminalize acts deemed threatening to China’s national security has sent shockwaves through Hong Kong:
Hong Kong cultural leaders and organizations came out in droves to sign a petition urging against the adoption of a strict new law.
Archaeologists unearthed a pristine mosaic, believed to be from a Roman villa dating to the third century AD.
Archaeologists unearthed a pristine mosaic, believed to be from a Roman villa dating to the third century AD.
Did ancient Hebrews get high during temple?
Archaeologists discovered traces of weed on an ancient Israelite altar, suggesting that getting high was a religious ritual for the Hebrews.
Christo, who transformed landscapes around the globe with monumental public artworks that delighted millions, died this week at 84.
The artist, who died at home in New York on May 31, will be remembered for his tireless pursuit of public art that seemed impossible.
Swiss Collector Uli Sigg on why an even less free Hong Kong remains the best home for his peerless Chinese art collection:
The Swiss collector and former ambassador to China has amassed a trove of Chinese art that will find a permanent home in Hong Kong.
Our columnist dissects why new national security laws may be the end of the Hong Kong art market as we know it.
Our columnist dissects how the Chinese state may have destroyed Hong Kong's status as a global hub of commerce with one legislative move.
Three major art market players—Marc Glimcher, Johann Koenig, and Elizabeth Dee—speak candidly about how they'd like to see the art world change.
Three players in the contemporary art market—Marc Glimcher, Johann Koenig, and Elizabeth Dee—speak candidly about the challenges they face.
You just cannot make this stuff up.
The chief curator of the 2022 Bucharest Biennial is an artificial intelligence program named after a superhero's butler.
A startling pair of reports suggest that the lockdown may lead to the permanent closure of as many as one in eight museums worldwide:
Closures may become permanent for 13 percent of all museums, according to reports from UNESCO and the International Council of Museums.
All the guidelines about how to reopen are overwhelming. András Szántó and Adrian Ellis have compiled the current wisdom in one place.
All the guidelines about how to reopen are overwhelming. András Szántó and Adrian Ellis have compiled the current wisdom in one place.
Each week, our gallery liaisons share their favorite works from the Artnet Gallery Network.
Each week, our gallery liaisons share their favorite works from the Artnet Gallery Network.
Artists Bastienne Schmidt and Guy Laramée have each found inspiration in newly precious household materials (including toilet paper).
Artists Bastienne Schmidt and Guy Laramée have each found inspiration in newly precious household materials (including toilet paper).
We had the chance to catch up with Miety Heiden about everything from how online sales will change the art market, to what makes an online viewing room stand out from the crowd.
We had the chance to catch up with Miety Heiden about how online sales will—and will not—change the art market
Casino mogul Steve Wynn had been planning to sell the work for upwards of $100 million at Christie's.
Steadfast Insurance Co. is suing T.F. Nugent for $18.4 million over damages to Steve Wynn's Picasso ahead of a planned Christie's auction.
Richard Anuszkiewicz, an American painter whose meticulous, mathematical approach to color and composition made him one of Op-Art’s biggest stars, died on May 19—just four days before his 90th birthday.
Richard Anuszkiewicz, a painter whose meticulous compositions made him one of Op-Art’s biggest stars, died at his home in New Jersey.
Employees at the Philadelphia Museum of Art are launching a campaign to unionize, the latest in a wave of such efforts at major institutions across the US.
The move makes the Philadelphia Museum of Art the latest institution to potentially see its staff unionize.
Of 1,590 total artworks examined by the German Lost Art Foundation, only 14 were definitively recognized as looted and returned to the heirs of their rightful owners:
Of the 1,590 total artworks examined, only 14 were definitively recognized as looted, and returned to the heirs of the rightful owners.
Thanks to some creative strategizing, The Blanton Museum of Art has managed to keep its entire staff on the payroll since the school shut down operations on March 13:
Blanton Museum of Art director Simone Wicha has managed to avoid layoffs by finding new projects for staff to work on during the lockdown.
We checked in with a group of artists, curators, and dealers to ask about which works in their collections are keeping them inspired in these troubled times.
We asked art-world heavyweights to tell us what work of art is bringing them joy in these long days of social distancing.
For the first year in decades, almost no museum in the United States will hold its annual spring gala, black-tie dinner, or benefit as scheduled.
As benefit events have been moved online or cancelled, arts administrators are pondering the future of fundraising.
The director of Glenstone explains what the museum has learned from enforcing its own kind of social distancing for years.
The director of Glenstone explains what the museum has learned from enforcing its own kind of social distancing for years.
An opportunistic thief was caught scoping out a painting Banksy donated to a UK hospital just days after it was installed.
An opportunistic thief was caught scoping out a painting Banksy donated to a UK hospital just days after it was installed.
More quarantine cooking recipes from artists in lockdown around the world, including Urs Fischer, Chloe Wise, and Jorge Pardo.
More quarantine cooking recipes from artists in lockdown around the world, including Urs Fischer, Chloe Wise, and Jorge Pardo.
The use of red in clothing often means power, or “look at me—I stand out.” Look no further than the 2016 presidential race in the United States:
American Museum of Natural History curator Rob DeSalle's new book explores how cultural meanings get attached to color. Read an excerpt here.
This Miami museum has dedicated its latest round of acquisitions to local galleries, offering a much-needed influx of cash while they are closed:
The museum has dedicated its latest round of acquisitions to local galleries, offering a much-needed influx of cash while they are closed.
The photographer and filmmaker Laurie Simmons shares her new work habits and hobbies from her and her husband's home in Connecticut.
The photographer and filmmaker shares her new work habits and hobbies from her and her husband's home in Connecticut.
Pieter de Hooch, the Dutch artist who inspired Vermeer, also has a lot to teach Americans living under lockdown today:
Pieter de Hooch, the Dutch artist who inspired Vermeer, also has a lot to teach Americans living under lockdown today.
We caught up with Zeit Contemporary Art founder and scholar Joan Robledo-Palop on what he's been up to during quarantine:
Spanish-born gallerist Joan Robledo-Palop started his career as a curator and a scholar, but decided to switch gears and become a dealer.
Desperate to see some art, but eager to maintain your social distance?
Desperate to see some art, but eager to maintain your social distance? A street art walking tour might be just the fix.
We spoke to Helena Newman, chairman of @Sothebys Europe, about selling Picassos over the internet and how to make a mean banana bread:
The art world may be working remotely, but it certainly does not stop. We're checking in with Sotheby's European Chairman Helena Newman.
Watch artist Nick Cave explain the origins of his signature "Soundsuit" sculptures:
Nick Cave is using social media to reach a broad audience during the coronavirus pandemic in a series titled "Cultural Stimulus."
See inside the magical studios of 10 of New York's most famous artists, from Cecily Brown to Julie Mehretu:
Photographer Marco Anelli spent eight years documenting the workspaces of more than 40 famed artists for his new book.
What will the high-flying, big-moneyed auction of the future look like in our post-pandemic reality?
Sotheby's unveiled a new format for its marquee New York art auction, which will take place against the backdrop of a pandemic.
No rocket would be complete without art.
Tristan Eaton will join an exclusive group of artists to have their work sent to outer space this weekend.
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The 80s are back on Artnet Auctions! Celebrate a decade of bold, brash, and beautiful art-making. Collect works by John Baldessari, Keith Haring, Willem de Kooning, Ed Ruscha, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and more in our current online auction, "1980s: Material World": https://bit.ly/2Guu2aL
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This season, Christie's presents HI-LITE, a curated auction featuring work that breaks down the barriers between art, fashion, comics, graffiti, and design. From Japanese stars like Takashi Murakami and MADSAKI to rising newcomers Josh Sperling and Erik Parker, the innovative evening sale will bring together work by some of the most influential contemporary artists shaping the nature of art today. Other featured artists include Nicolas Party, Ronald Ventura, and Mr. If you're in Hong Kong, don't miss your chance: HI-LITE is happening November 23 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2WTmaar
Imagine, for a moment, that it’s 1989. There is a culture of secrecy in the art market, where paintings trade through handshake deals in smoky back rooms. Enter Artnet. http://bit.ly/2NvShZw
Now live in our stories: Our final edition of Back to School with the artnet Price Database, starring Tim Schneider! He brings our series of art market insights to a close with a look at regional taste within the global art market, and at one point talks about eating soup with an envelope? You won’t want to miss it. #artnetPriceDatabase #artmarket #BacktoSchool
Have you gotten your copy yet? Our fall Intelligence Report is full of stories about today’s most bankable artists, the transformation of the African art market, and predictions about the auction season ahead. Get yours through the link in our bio! #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
The Art World Is Over. Welcome to the Age of the Art Industry. In the cover story for the artnet Intelligence Report, art market editor @the_graymarket uses data to tell the story the market has transformed—radically—over the past three decades. Link in bio. #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
It’s here! The Fall 2019 edition of the artnet Intelligence Report is now available for download. Grab your copy by heading to artnet News or clicking the link in our profile for our breakdown of art market trends—and for a look back on artnet’s 30-year history, all packaged in a bold new design. #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
It’s here! The Fall 2019 edition of the artnet Intelligence Report is now available for download. Grab your copy by heading to artnet News or clicking the link in our profile for our breakdown of art market trends—and for a look back on artnet’s 30-year history, all packaged in a bold new design. #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
Now live in our stories: Back to School with the artnet Price Database, starring @the_graymarket. Each week, he’ll be sharing interesting, surprising, and just plain bizarre facts about the art market, and what it tells us about the art world at large. (And what makes better cocktail party conversation than that, on a Friday night no less?) #artnetPriceDatabase #BacktoSchoolwiththePDB
We recently checked out Nick Cave's augmented reality work "Amass," created for @apple's [AR]T program and currently on view at the Williamsburg Apple Store. Through their phones, viewers are able to witness various AR vignettes, each a few minutes long—see the climax of Cave's project above. Shown here: "Amass" by #NickCave for Apple's [AR]T program. Video by @benstoppable for #artnetNews. #AugmentedReality #AR #virtualreality
It’s Friday! We’re capping off the week with another edition of Summer Fridays with a specialist, where we learn all about what our artnet Auctions does and what artworks they’re most excited about. Check out or stories to visit with Lauren Berkaw (who brought the very best bell prop to ring in the weekend!) #artnetAuctions #SummerFridaysWithaSpecialist
Now live in our stories: Summer Fridays With a Specialist, starring Lauren Whitton of our Prints Department! Each week we get to know one of our talented Auctions specialists and get a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to do their job, and what artwork they’re currently excited about. Be sure to check out Lauren’s story, and don’t miss “Pop Art,” live for bidding now on artnet Auctions! #SummerFridaysWithaSpecialist #artnetAuctions
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Even if you can't make it to Venice, what if you could take a virtual tour of one of its best art exhibitions? artnet News created a 360-degree tour of the historic Ca'd'Oro palace so that viewers around the world can partake in the experience: http://bit.ly/2MiVqhF
It turns out Jeff Koons’ inflatable bunny has a lot to say 🐰 We bring you a very special Easter poem from artnet News contributor @kennyschachter—link in bio for the full video and lyrics! #artnetNews #JeffKoons #JeffKoonsballoons
The countdown begins. Register now for "Contemporary Art: The Premier Sale," our most highly anticipated auction of the season featuring in-demand artists. Preview highlights before the sale goes live April 24, including an exceptional painting by Tomoo Gokita: http://bit.ly/2Dp1q1D
Who doesn't love a good timelapse? Especially when it's of a painting by Erik Parker—replete with the artist's signature bold palette and playful comic book sensibility. Bid on this and other exciting works of contemporary art on artnet Auctions: http://bit.ly/2FbLn7p
Falling into the void. Now live for bidding on artnet Auctions, this mesmerizing Anish Kapoor sculpture is among the highlights of our current sale of sought-after contemporary art. Click through the link in our bio for a chance to collect this and other works by Carlos Cruz-Diez, Shara Hughes, George Condo, and more. Shown here: “Untitled” by #AnishKapoor. #artnetAuctions
“That's what I am interested in: the void, the moment when it isn't a hole,” said artist Anish Kapoor. “It is a space full of what isn't there.” This stunning sculpture by Kapoor is among the highlights of our current online auction of contemporary art. Learn more and bid for a chance to add a masterpiece to your collection: http://bit.ly/2HAZdmq
It’s here! The spring edition of the artnet Intelligence Report is now available for download. It’s an art market report like none other, drilling down into the fact that art is never divorced from commerce, politics, or economics, and providing in-depth analysis by an all-star cast of journalists. You won’t want to miss this issue’s fresh new design and punchy infographics, covering topics ranging from the KAWS phenomenon to which artists we can expect to go blue-chip in 2019. Hit the link in our bio to get your copy! #artnetNews
Introducing 40 Under 10: our new online auction of contemporary prints under $10,000. With works by sought-after artists like Jonas Wood, Banksy, Alex Katz, Babara Kruger, and more, it’s the perfect way to start or expand your collection. Visit https://www.artnet.com/auctions/ to browse and bid now through March 12!
Introducing 40 Under 10: our new online auction of contemporary prints under $10,000. With works by sought-after artists like #JonasWood, #Banksy, #AlexKatz, #BabaraKruger, and more, it’s the perfect way to start or expand your collection. Hit the link in our bio to browse and bid now! #artnetAuctions #40under10
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The artist Bosco Sodi makes paintings that are almost geological, with surfaces that can resemble the cracked surface of a dry riverbed or the crags of a mossy rock face. In our final installment. In our final installment of the #IntheStudio series created in partnership with @dobeltequila, we travel inside @studioboscosodi to watch his unique paintings being formed, layer by layer, drip by drip. Find the full interactive, 360-degree video through the link in our profile.
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