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A group of activists failed in their attempt to sledgehammer Berlin’s most controversial Holocaust memorial.
A group of activists tried to dismantle a divisive monument that is said to have contained remains of Holocaust victims.
This short documentary—narrated by Tom Waits!—about John Baldessari has been making the rounds on social media since the artist died.
See why, and how it captures the artist's spirit:
A short documentary on John Baldessari from 2012 has been making the rounds on social media since the artist died.
🎧 The Art Angle Podcast is back! 🎧
Listen to hear four epic predictions for the art world in 2020:
In our latest episode, Tim Schneider peers into his da Vinci-esque orb to see what the next 12 months have in store for art.
In a rare political gesture, the Met speaks out against Trump’s threats to Iranian cultural sites, calling such targeting "abhorrent."
“The targeting of sites of global cultural heritage is abhorrent to the collective values of our society,” begins the museum’s statement.
See the irreplaceable Iranian cultural sites that have been spared by the Pentagon's refusal of Trump's threats:
See some of Iran's irreplaceable cultural sites that have been spared by the Pentagon overruling Trump's threats.
What does the new "American Dream," a three-million-square-foot mall with more space for "experiences" than retail, have to do with art?
Our columnist ponders American Dream, a three-million-square-foot mall with more space for "experiences" than retail.
More than 200 additional Terracotta Army sculptures have been uncovered near the tomb of China’s first emperor.
More than 200 additional Terracotta Army sculptures have been uncovered near the tomb of China’s first emperor.
This artist initially didn't want to accept the commission for a new Holocaust memorial.
Here's what changed his mind:
Daan Roosengaarde's installation of 104,000 glowing stones will be unveiled on January 16, 2020 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Calling all final bids!
Our online auction of contemporary art featuring the likes of Mira Dancy, Ghada Amer, and Aboudia closes tomorrow:
Explore this sale of works handpicked by our specialists by artists such as Jasper Johns, Ghada Amer, Jeff Koons, Sol LeWitt, Aboudia, KAWS, and Imogen Cunningham, among others.
Here are the upcoming U.S. museum exhibitions that you absolutely cannot miss this year:
From El Greco at the Art Institute of Chicago to Francis Bacon at the MFA Houston, here are the shows to look out for in 2020.
How much does art overlap with the "experience economy"?
Our columnist ponders American Dream, a three-million-square-foot mall with more space for "experiences" than retail.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York just received a major gift that promises to “rewrite the narrative of American photography."
See the stunning new additions to their collection here:
Many of the works in the collection are now on view in the exhibition “2020 Vision: Photographs, 1840s–1860s."
As wildfires continue to rage in Australia, Canberra's National Gallery of Australia has been forced to shut down—while valuable Picasso and Matisse paintings are currently on loan inside:
As wildfires continue to rage in Australia, Canberra's National Gallery of Australia has been forced to shut down as a protective measure.
Spirituality has long been absent from art.
Here's why it's having a resurgence now:
Spiritually-minded artists were deemed silly in years past, but now it's a serious area of inquiry in art institutions.
President Trump's threat to bomb Iranian cultural sites "must be condemned," say outraged museum directors, politicians, and scholars:
Donald Trump has threatened to strike 52 Iranian cultural heritage sites if the country retaliates against the US killing of a general.
The historic artworks that once adorned the offices of "Jet" and "Ebony" magazines head to auction this month:
Works by Carrie Mae Weems and Henry Ossawa Tanner that adorned the offices of 'Jet' and 'Ebony' are included in the sale at Swann Galeries.
In case you missed it:
John Baldessari, the towering figure in the West Coast art scene who inspired a generation of students, has died at the age of 88.
Pioneering Conceptual artist John Baldessari, a dedicated educator who lived in California, has died at the age of 88.
Start building the art collection of your dreams with Artnet Auctions:
Buy abstract prints, paintings and more by today's most in-demand artists, including Sonia Delaunay, Bridget Riley, Sol LeWitt, Sean Scully, and Matteo Negri.
Exhibitions that will stand the test of time:
Dozens of curators, collectors, artists, and others in the industry weigh in on the show that they think defines the era.
Here are our picks for the splashiest art biennials and triennials to include in your 2020 diary:
Here is our go-to guide for all the biennials, triennials, and other must-see art events around the world in 2020.
Pioneering Conceptual artist John Baldessari, whose droll, witty work helped expand the definition of art, has died.
Pioneering Conceptual artist John Baldessari, a dedicated educator who lived in California, has died at the age of 88.
Shakeel Ryan Massey allegedly ripped a $26 million Picasso, 'Bust of a Woman,' at the Tate Modern.
He says he will fight the charge.
Shakeel Ryan Massey allegedly ripped a $26 million Picasso, 'Bust of a Woman,' at the Tate Modern. He says he will fight the charge.
Not all art is... great.
Here are the absolute worst works of art we encountered in the past year:
We encountered some flubs this year, from Picasso's ridiculous ceramics to Christoph Büchel's awful boat in Venice.
There's still time to bid!
Don't miss out Artnet Auctions's latest sale of works by Sol LeWitt, Imogen Cunningham, Ghada Amer, and more:
Explore this sale of works handpicked by our specialists by artists such as Jasper Johns, Ghada Amer, Jeff Koons, Sol LeWitt, Aboudia, KAWS, and Imogen Cunningham, among others.
American Conceptual artist John Baldessari has died at the age of 88. “I go back and forth between wanting to be abundantly simple and maddeningly complex,” he once said. Creative, playful, and cerebral, Baldessari’s art has influenced generations of artists. Simple.
Shown here: “Learn to Dream” by #JohnBaldessari, courtesy of Mai 36 Galerie. #ArtnetNews
What happened in art in the 2010s?
We surveyed experts to find out the most important artists, exhibitions, and curators of the decade:
We surveyed more than 100 artists, curators, and other experts to find out what art influenced them most. Here are their responses.
Computer scientists have created a virtual copy of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' solving its most perplexing riddle.
Computer scientists have created a virtual copy of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' solving its most perplexing riddle.
Vogue Italia reduced its carbon footprint by hiring artists to illustrate its January issue instead of staging elaborate photo shoots:
To cut back on the environmental toll of photo shoots, the magazine has tapped artists to depict the issue’s fashion.
Think you know Frida Kahlo? Think again.
Here are the Mexican painter's most under-the-radar artworks—ranked:
Frida Kahlo painted portraits of people other than herself, but they're not as well known. Here, we dive into five of the best.
2020 brings a packed calendar of biennials, triennials, and other art events taking place the world over.
Here are the top events you'll want to attend:
Here is our go-to guide for all the biennials, triennials, and other must-see art events around the world in 2020.
More than 200 additional Terracotta Army sculptures have been uncovered near the tomb of China’s first emperor.
More than 200 additional Terracotta Army sculptures have been uncovered near the tomb of China’s first emperor.
What museum couldn't afford to ship works back to the artist and destroyed some instead? Which billionaire is hosting a show of anti-Trump art?
We've got the answers right here:
What museum couldn't afford to ship works back to the artist & destroyed some instead? Which billionaire is hosting a show of anti-Trump art?
Long hidden from the public eye, these artistic treasures from 1924 are now entering the public domain:
These works of art have long been hidden from public view, but the copyright expired on New Year's Day 2020.
The London man who allegedly attacked a $26 million Picasso at Tate Modern says he will fight the charge:
Shakeel Ryan Massey allegedly ripped a $26 million Picasso, 'Bust of a Woman,' at the Tate Modern. He says he will fight the charge.
Bananas typically have a relatively short shelf life, turning brown and mushy within days. Not so for Maurizio Cattelan’s viral readymade artwork:
Ron Webber, who has also left his message on the gate of Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach estate, has called on fellow artists to come to his aid.
Archaeologists have discovered the world's oldest illustrated book in an ancient Egyptian burial site:
The writings were intended to aid the recently deceased through the perilous journey through the underworld.
"After a 2019 that can be described as anything but calm, plenty of prospects have a real chance to alter the scene in ways big and small before 2020 closes," says art market columnist Tim Schneider. "Here are the seven objectively (dis)provable predictions I’m ready to put my name on."
Our columnist dons his fortune-teller’s robes and peers into the near future of the ever-changing art industry.
Looking to plan your art-viewing schedule?
See our picks of the museums shows that you cannot afford to miss in the first half of 2020:
Don't be left out of the conversation this year—mark these unmissable European museum shows on your calendar now.
Here the 5 most notorious art thieves, swindlers, and forgers of the 21st century—and how they were finally caught:
These devious scammers of the art world concocted elaborate ruses that read like fiction, but all are too true.
David Hockney's new book "My Window" is a collection of drawings the artist made on his iPad and iPhone at his home in England.
David Hockney's new book "My Window" is a collection of drawings the artist made on his iPad and iPhone at his home in England.
When visitors enter the Great Hall of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art this month, they will be greeted with something unusual.
"Kent Monkman: mistikosiwak (Wooden Boat People)" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art draws on historic representations of indigenous peoples.
Beyonce's maternity potrait is one of the most viral individual artworks of all time, and definitely augured a new kind of symbiosis between celebrity, social media, and art.
In the final installment of this four-part series, our critic reveals his pick of the top 25 artworks of the 2010s—ranked.
Didn't get what you wanted? Give yourself the gift of great art.
Explore this sale of works handpicked by our specialists featuring artists such as Jasper Johns, Ghada Amer, Jeff Koons, and more:
Explore this sale of works handpicked by our specialists by artists such as Jasper Johns, Ghada Amer, Jeff Koons, Sol LeWitt, Aboudia, KAWS, and Imogen Cunningham, among others.
Our art critic Ben Davis tackled a daunting task: to select and rank the 100 most influential artworks of the past decade.
Here's the final list:
Our art critic Ben Davis tackled a daunting task: to select and rank the 100 most influential artworks of the past decade.
The artist Kiki Smith likes to be comfortable, especially when she's working on her extremely detailed prints.
Watch a video of the artist at work:
The artist Kiki Smith likes to be comfortable, especially when she's working on her extremely detailed prints, which take time and patience.
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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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40 prints! All under $10,000! Explore our online auction "40 Under 10" to collect competitively priced prints by sought-after contemporary artists: http://bit.ly/2GezNts
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
⚡️Giveaway alert!⚡️ Sign up to receive the artnet Newsletter before January 31 and you'll be entered to win the spectacular Assouline Publishing book "Andy Warhol: The Impossible Collection": https://bit.ly/2U1GFis
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.
In our next #IntheStudio installment, we visit the artist Julia Bland in her Brooklyn studio. Existing somewhere between painting, sculpture, and tapestry, her work is imbued with history yet fully her own. Click through the link in our profile for an intimate look into @wholia's practice, thanks to 360-video created in partnership with @dobeltequila.
In our next #IntheStudio installment, we visit the artist Julia Bland in her Brooklyn studio. Existing somewhere between painting, sculpture, and tapestry, her work is imbued with history yet fully her own. Click through the link in our profile for an intimate look into @whoalia’s practice, thanks to a 360-video created in partnership with @dobeltequila.
Nir Hod doesn’t do anything halfway. In the next installment of the #IntheStudio series created in partnership with @dobeltequila, we step inside the studio of the Israeli-born, New York-based artist @nirhod. Click the link in our bio to access the 360-degree video that allows you to be in the room as the artist works, and read an interview with Hod about his innovative process.
Step inside a 360-video of artist @cj_hendry at work. In partnership with @dobeltequila, artnet News presents the #IntheStudio series—offering a more intimate view of the creative process like never before. Enter the room where Cj Hendry creates her uncannily photorealistic drawings through the link in our profile.
Who was Richard Hambleton? The trailblazing street artist has come into the spotlight amidst renewed attention and a market surge. A contemporary of Basquiat and Haring, Hambleton painted directly on the streets of New York in a wholly unique style. Join the market momentum, and bid on one of the exceptional Hambleton works live for bidding on artnet Auctions—hurry before the sale closes tomorrow on November 8. #richardhambleton #streetart #urbanart
Richard Hambleton: an artist coming out of the shadows. Major works by the legendary street artist are now live for bidding exclusively on artnet Auctions through November 8. Bid now: http://bit.ly/2OUKqbv
From May 26-27, Christie's Hong Kong will present a line-up of masterworks in a series of three sales. These sales will feature sought-after pieces by celebrated 20th century and contemporary artists, including Zao Wou-Ki, Yosh*tomo Nara, Yayoi Kusama, Yun Gee, Wu Guanzhong, Chu Teh -Chun and more. Learn more about these sales here: https://artnt.cm/2IqyBXd
“Middle Eastern Art: The Premier Sale” features eclectic and vibrant works by the region’s leading Modern and contemporary artists, including the ever-growing list of women artists receiving international acclaim, such as (in order of appearance here), Lalla Essaydi, Sonia Balassanian, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, and Tala Madani. Browse the sale now, living for bidding through May 16: https://artnt.cm/2jMzt9D
From pioneers of the Post-War period to tastemakers of today. Brand new and live for bidding now, “Post-War & Contemporary Art: The Premier Sale” features works by Marilyn Minter, Takashi Murakami, Sam Gilliam, Günther Förg, Anselm Reyle, Eric Fischl, and more. This major auction presents the highest total value of artworks ever listed in a single sale on artnet Auctions. View now: https://artnt.cm/2HM7Rjv
“Contemporary Asian Art: The Premier Sale” features works by today’s most influential and in-demand artists from Japan, China, Korea, Thailand, and beyond. From Kusama’s multi-colored pumpkins and dizzying polka dots, to Nara's playfully sinister characters, we invite you to explore this sale now through May 10: https://artnt.cm/2r4O2st
A closer look at #ARTXFOOD. "There’s a real intimacy about sharing food with each other.” says Ariel Gordon, founder of ArtCubed L.A. Watch the full video and learn more about the company’s brand new events merging contemporary art with food, music, film, and nightlife in immersive, pop-up settings, launching in Los Angeles on May 11: https://artnt.cm/2Fi15Mr
The famous Gutenberg Bible, otherwise known as the crown jewel of printed books, was Europe's first substantial book that was printed using movable metal type. In honor of World Book Day, learn more about the book’s majestic craftsmanship with Dr. Jörn Günther Rare Books: https://artnt.cm/2qKj9cD
The first edition of the long-awaited FrontArt Triennial will open in Cleveland this July! Titled “An American City: Eleven Cultural Exercises,” the program features commissioned projects, performances, films, and a variety of public events across seven institutions and 30 non-traditional locations in and around Northeast Ohio. Get the scoop and watch the full video on artnet News: https://artnt.cm/2Izfh5J #FRONTart2018
From Kara Walker to KAWS, today's most in-demand artists produce prints and multiples, one of the best entry points to the world of art collecting. Just launched on artnet Auctions, "Prints & Multiples: The Premier Sale" is full of works by the most popular artists on the market today. From striking Pop pieces to edgy urban works, this curated selection features a wide variety of sought-after prints by Banksy, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, and more: https://artnt.cm/2Ehphhm
Get lost in photography. Live for bidding now, “Photographs: The Premier Sale” is the first in our series of five important spring sales, each focusing on different collecting categories. From Sally Mann to Cindy Sherman, William Eggleston to Robert Frank, discover works by some of the most desirable names in the medium: https://artnt.cm/2upbsxu
In honor of Nowruz, otherwise known as the Persian New Year, we’re happy to celebrate Iranian artists featured in our current Middle Eastern art sale, “Middle Eastern Art: Then & Now.” Including works by Reza Derakshani, Ali Nassir, Shirin Neshat, and more, this sale is live through March 28: http://artnt.cm/2u6zBcc
Tonight in NYC: Explore 25 art venues & over 200 artworks during Tribeca Art+Culture Night. RSVP here: http://artnt.cm/2pcn81B
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