Orlando Museum’s Ex-Director Who Was Ousted Over Fake Basquiats Fires Back | Artnet News
Ousted Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) director Aaron De Groft has countersued the institution, alleging he was made into a…
‘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…
The Newly Renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts in D.C. Is Ready to Shake Up the Canon | Artnet News
If the newly renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) in Washington, D.C., feels something like hallowed ground,…
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…
The Met Museum Will Expand Its Popular Costume Institute, Transforming Its Great Hall Gift Shop Into a New Gallery Space | Artnet News
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art just announced plans to transform its centrally located gift shop into a new gallery…
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…
A Los Angeles Auctioneer Who Forged 25 Basquiat Paintings Won’t Go to Jail, a Judge Decided | Artnet News
Los Angeles auctioneer Michael Barzman confessed to creating a suite of 25 Jean-Michel Basquiat forgeries that wound up at the…
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…
An 1837 Portrait of an Enslaved Child, Obscured by Overpainting for a Century, Has Been Restored and Acquired By the Met | Artnet News
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art has acquired a rare 19th-century portrait featuring an enslaved person, helping restore to view…
A Chinese-Language Translator Has Threatened to Sue the British Museum After It Removed Her Work From an Exhibition
Translator and writer Yilin Wang has retained lawyers and has threatened to sue the British Museum in London for copyright…
Storm King Art Center Recognizes Workers’ Union Following an Overwhelming Vote in Favor of Organizing by Staff
After seven months, the workers of Storm King Art Center, in New York’s Hudson Valley, have successfully organized. The institution…
Take It or Leave It: The Brooklyn Museum Makes Its Final Contract Offer to Union Employees—and They’re Not Happy About It
Nearly two years since workers at the Brooklyn Museum voted to unionize and began to negotiate a new contract, management…
After Five Years of Renovations—and Months of Labor Negotiations With Staff—New York’s Hispanic Society Finally Reopens
For over five-and-a-half years, the galleries at New York’s Hispanic Society Museum and Library have been closed for renovations, its…