SFMoMA Eliminates 20 Staff Positions, Citing Lower Attendance and Rising Costs | Artnet News
As it struggles to bounce back to pre-pandemic attendance numbers, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has eliminated 20…
‘It’s a Bittersweet Situation’: Collector Christian Levett Opens Up About Rededicating His Museum to Women’s Art | Artnet News
The National Museum of Women in the Arts, the world’s first and only museum dedicated exclusively to women artists, recently…
Inside the 2023 IFPDA Print Fair in New York, Where Old Master Etchings Meet Contemporary Works | Artnet News
Yesterday marked the opening of the 30th edition of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair, which since…
A Frick Curator Has Just Identified Rosalba Carriera as the Artist Behind an Unknown Portrait Languishing in Storage For Decades | Artnet News
For 35 years, a delicate pastel portrait languished in storage at Tatton Park, a historic estate in Knutsford, Cheshire, in…
Under Fire From Political Forces on the Left and Right, a Proposed Smithsonian Museum of American Latino Culture Hangs in the Balance | Artnet News
When Congress voted in 2020 to approve the creation of a new Smithsonian museum dedicated to Latino history, it was…
Artist Nancy Baker Cahill’s New A.R. Work Unleashes a Surreal Interspecies Creature on the Terrace of the Whitney Museum | Artnet News
Yesterday, a new piece went on view at New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art, a massive work by Nancy…
The Nassau County Museum of Art Has Abruptly—and Mysteriously—Ditched Its Director, Prompting Calls for His Reinstatement | Artnet News
A director is abruptly out of a job at one of Long Island’s leading art museums, and no one is…
The ‘Cult of David’: More Former Employees of David Adjaye Allege They Were Overworked, Underpaid, and Victims of ‘Emotional Abuse’ | Artnet News
More former employees have come forward with complaints against the acclaimed Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye, who in July became the…
The State Hermitage Museum Teams Up With a Tehran Cultural Heritage Organization as Russia Bolsters Ties With Iran | Artnet News
Since Russia invaded Ukraine last year, museums in the West have shunned the nation’s State Hermitage Museum, whose director is…
At the Armory Show, an Artist Is Selling a Collection of All the Underwear Men Have Left in His House for $50,000 | Artnet News
After booth after booth of gorgeous, colorful paintings, Jonathas de Andrade’s sculpture Olho-faísca/spark eye (2023) can’t help but stop visitors…
A Trip to Spring Break Art Show Yields a Touching Encounter With Steve Buscemi, a Racy Call Center, and Much, Much More | Artnet News
You never know what you’re going to get at Spring Break Art Show—and the fair’s 2023 New York edition is…
Armory Show Director Nicole Berry on Hiring Women Curators to ‘Challenge the Canon,’ and What’s in Store for the Fair Now That It’s Owned by Frieze | Artnet News
The unexpected news that the international art fair conglomerate Frieze would acquire the Armory Show and Expo Chicago in July…
The Artists at Benin’s First-Ever Venice Biennale Pavilion Plan to Put Restitution at the Fore | Artnet News
Curator Azu Nwagbogu has revealed his plans for the first-ever Benin pavilion at the Venice Biennale. Titled “Everything Precious is…
‘I Thought I’d Hung My Art-Fair Hat Up’: Helen Toomer on Her New Role with Photofairs New York and How to Foster Real Support for Artists | Artnet News
If you’re launching a new art fair, Helen Toomer is your woman. Crackling with warmth and seemingly boundless energy, the…