A Data Breach at Christie’s Revealed Exact GPS Coordinates of Collectors’ Artworks | Artnet News
A data breach at Christie’s auction house has revealed the exact whereabouts of art owned by some of the world’s…
The National Mall’s First Outdoor Public Art Show Celebrates Diversity With Sculptures by Derrick Adams, Wendy Red Star, and More | Artnet News
After years of studying public sculptures across the U.S. to better understand how these monuments tell the story of our…
Christie’s and Sotheby’s Are Competing to Land the Estate of Emily Fisher Landau, Whose Collection Could Fetch Up to $500 Million | Artnet News
As the major auction houses look ahead to their blockbuster November evening sales, Christie’s and Sotheby’s are both vying to…
The Orlando Museum of Art Has Sued Its Former Director for Staging a Show of Fake Basquiats That ‘Shattered’ Its Reputation | Artnet News
The Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) is suing its former director Aaron De Groft the wake of a devastating scandal…
See Highlights From a New Show on the History of Women’s Work—From Indigenous Crafts to Artifacts of Female Empowerment | Artnet News
The long, unsung history of so-called “Women’s Work” takes center stage at the New-York Historical Society in a new show…
Philadelphia Has Unveiled Five New Proposals for a Harriet Tubman Memorial, Following Backlash Over Its Planned Monument | Artnet News
Last year, the city of Philadelphia found itself under fire when it announced plans to erect a Harriet Tubman monument…
Art Basel and Art Miami Have Accused Satellite, an Upstart Miami Fair, of Defamation and Trademark Infringement | Artnet News
Since 2015, artist Brian Andrew Whiteley has run Miami’s Satellite Art Show, a low-cost, artist-friendly fair coinciding with Art Basel…
Painter Brice Marden, Whose Loping Lines and Brash Abstractions Defied the Artistic Trends of His Time, Has Died at 84 | Artnet News
Artist Brice Marden, whose abstract paintings defied easy categorization, died at home on Wednesday in Tivoli, New York. The 84-year-old…
Workers at the Guggenheim Museum Have Ratified Their First Union Contract, Ensuring Them Historic Pay Increases | Artnet News
Workers at New York’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum have voted by a 97 percent margin to ratify their first contract…
The British Museum Has Reached a Settlement With a Translator Whose Work Was Used in an Exhibition Without Her Permission | Artnet News
The British Museum has settled a dispute with Canadian writer Yilin Wang, agreeing to reinstate her translations of Chinese-language poems by…
JTT, the New York Gallery Known for Minting Star Artists, Is Closing After More Than a Decade | Artnet News
In a surprise move, Tribeca’s JTT gallery, known for discovering up-and-coming artists, will close at the end of next week…
The National Gallery in Washington, D.C., Has Acquired a Monumental Simone Leigh Sculpture From Her Historic Venice Biennale Pavilion | Artnet News
A new edition of Simone Leigh’s monumental sculpture Sentinel (2022), one of the showstoppers of the artist’s historic U.S. pavilion at the…
The Company Behind the Wildly Popular ‘Immersive Van Gogh’ Experience Has Filed for Bankruptcy | Artnet News
In 2021, as the world slowly emerged from pandemic lockdown, perhaps the biggest cultural phenomena to rise from the ashes…
With Mystery Tattoos, Sustainably Minded Sculptures, and Gold-Accented Concert Posters, the Seattle Art Fair Revels in an Eclectic Selection | Artnet News
At this year’s Seattle Art Fair, there is art for every budget—including those who literally can’t afford to spend a…