We Tagged Along on Artist Jasmin Sian’s 15 Mile-Long Daily Bike Commute Through New York’s Urban Wilderness | Artnet News
For most people, their daily commute is nothing more than a necessity, a means of getting from point A to…
Stuart Semple Unleashes His Final Superblack Paint in His Long-Running Art Supply Battle With Anish Kapoor | Artnet News
Since 2016, British artist Stuart Semple has been dedicated to providing artists everywhere with the blackest of black paints—all artists,…
‘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…
400 Years Ago a Prudish Aristocrat Censored This Artemisia Gentileschi Nude. Using Tech, an Italian Museum Has Revealed the Stunning Original Work | Artnet News
More than 400 years ago, Italian Baroque artist Artemisia Gentileschi painted her first commission in Florence, adorning the ceiling of…
After 80 Years, a Long-Lost Painting Looted by U.S. Soldiers During World War II Has Been Returned to Germany | Artnet News
Christopher Marinello, a lawyer and the founder of Art Recovery International, has spent years securing the restitution of important artworks…
Artist Lucy Sparrow Is Back in New York With a Pop-Up Bagel Shop Made Entirely of Felt—and She’s Sewing Sandwiches to Order | Artnet News
For her third New York solo show, British artist Lucy Sparrow wanted to do something special. So, to follow up…
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 Queens Museum Repurposed a Set of ‘Temporary Walls’ for Another Exhibition. Turns Out It Was a Sculpture by Xaviera Simmons | Artnet News
Last October, New York artist Xaviera Simmons opened her largest museum show to date, “Crisis Makes a Book Club,” at…
Step Inside Artist Dale Chihuly’s Stunning Seattle Studio, Filled With an Epic Antiques Collection and His Otherworldly Glass Forms | Artnet News
You may think you know all there is to know about Dale Chihuly, master of glass, whose delicate handblown creations…
Banksy’s Blockbuster Show in Glasgow Attracted Record Crowds—and the Artist Wants You to Decide Where It Should Travel Next | Artnet News
Banksy may not have had an authorized solo show in 14 years, but if anything, that seemed to stoke the…
‘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…
What do the ‘Vessel’ and Burning Man Have in Common? Both Barred Documentarian John Wilson From Filming On-Site | Artnet News
“How to Find a Public Restroom,” the first episode of the third and final season of HBO’s How to With…
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…