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Well this is certainly an unexpected bit of summer news: Eric Shiner, the director of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, is joining Sotheby's as a senior vice president in its fine art division, the New York Times reports. That … Read More

Mexico City's Labor gallery announced today that it now represents Yuri Pattison, the Irish-born, London-based artist who won this year's Frieze Artist Award.Pattison has become known for his multimedia work that loosely focuses on production and consumption on the Internet. … Read More

Today the Biennale of Sydney revealed that it has tapped Mami Kataoka, the chief curator of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, to be artistic director of its 21st edition, which will take place in 2018.“As one of the region's most … Read More

Tony Feher, the American sculptor whose low-key work involving everyday objects captured the transience of life, died today of cancer-related causes. He was 60.Feher's work involved the careful, deliberate use of everyday materials, which he just barely altered. Often these were things … Read More

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At this point in her short career, Diamond Stingily is probably known best for a work she didn't create-Martine Syms's video Notes on Gesture (2015), which was shown last year at Syms's exhibition at Bridget Donahue in New York. Stingily stars … Read More

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With the Whitney Museum opening a massive, 100-work Stuart Davis retrospective, we turn back to the April 1957 issue of ARTnews, in which Elaine de Kooning reviewed a different retrospective, at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. (Coincidentally, that show … Read More

The Art Dealers Association of America announced today that it has added five new members: Altman Siegel Gallery (of San Francisco), Baldwin Gallery (Aspen, Colorado), Danziger Gallery (New York, Jonathan Boos (New York), and Maccarone (New York and Los Angeles). … Read More

The term “mirror neurons” refers to the brain cells that activate when observing other's actions. It is also partly the inspiration behind the title of “Mirror Cells,” the much-talked-about five-artist sculpture exhibition on view through August 21 on the eighth … Read More

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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Today's show: “David Maljković: All Day All Year” is on view at T293 in Rome through July 16.

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Martos Gallery has announced that it will be moving from its Chelsea location at 540 West 29th Street to a new, two-story space in Chinatown at 41 Elizabeth Street. The gallery been located in Chelsea for the past 16 years. Coinciding … Read More

The 1990s in Mexico City saw not only an economic bubble and subsequent collapse of the peso, increasing narco violence, intractable government corruption, and rising income inequality, but also the emergence of a vibrant alternative art scene. In neo-conceptualist work … Read More

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After more than six years in business, SoHo gallery Clifton Benevento announced that it has decided to close, with its last official business on May 31. Its final show, a solo outing by Zarouhie Abdalian, closed on May 14. Clifton … Read More

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Today Brant Publications announced that it has taken control of all assets of Art in America, Modern, Antiques, and ARTnews. The full release follows below. NEW YORK–Brant Publications, Inc.'s BMP Media Holdings, LLC announced today it has taken control of all … Read More

The Mona Lisa has been the subject of many art crimes, but none have been as major as when Vincenzo Peruggia stole it in 1911. Below is ARTnews coverage of the theft from 1911, when the painting was stolen, and … Read More

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L.A. Habitat is a weekly series that visits with 16 artists in their workspaces around the city.This week's studio: Kaari Upson; Koreatown, Los Angeles. Last December, I visited Kaari Upson's spacious studio, which is located on an unassuming block in Koreatown. At the time, the artist … Read More

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Despite a new record for a work at auction by Auguste Rodin-L'Eternel Printemps (1901-1903), which went for $20.4 million after competitive action from multiple bidders-Sotheby's did not pull off an absolute victory at its Impressionist & Modern Evening Sale in New York Monday night. … Read More

The May sales in New York kicked off with “Bound to Fail,” a specialty auction at Christie's that directly referenced the difficulties facing the market but became a runaway success, selling all but one of the 39 lots, including Maurizio Cattelan's … Read More

Below, a continuously updated list of ARTnews's reports from Frieze New YorkFrieze New York – A Tour of the Fair – Collectors Are Still Buying, But the Market Has Cooled – Maurizio Cattelan Brings a Donkey and Some Are Not … Read More

The NADA New York art fair announced this afternoon that the incredibly named Brooklyn-based artist Summer Wheat has won the 2016 NADA Artadia Award, given to one artist whose work was exhibited at the fair, and selected by Ian Alteveer … Read More

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It's been about six months since we first started inviting artists to select a week's work of shows and performances for our daily slide show “Pictures at an Exhibition,” highlighting notable museum and gallery exhibitions from around the world. So … Read More

Frieze, which turns 25 this year, will return to Randall's Island Park for its fifth New York edition in a celebratory fashion Read More

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L.A. Habitat is a weekly series that visits with 16 artists in their workspaces around the city.This week's studio: Amanda Ross-Ho; Skid Row, Los Angeles.“L.A. is one of the most fraught, anxious places that I've ever spent time in,” Amanda Ross-Ho told me … Read More

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Two years ago, when Shanghai first announced its five-year plan to develop into a cultural capital, many people were dubious about plopping museums into a metropolis overnight. But now that the West Bund Development in the Xuhui District is well … Read More

In honor of Tate Modern's survey of British Conceptual art, “Conceptual Art in Britain 1964–1979,” which opened earlier this week, below are excerpts of reviews from the ARTnews archives. All of the artists discussed are included in show, which runs … Read More

At the annual Planned Parenthood spring luncheon today at the Pierre Hotel in Manhattan, Marilyn Minter, the organization's Woman of Valor honoree, unveiled a new Miley Cyrus portrait, with a short introduction from the subject herself.In a video, Cyrus, lounging in … Read More

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Tony Conrad, the indefatigably experimental artist whose career included landmark achievements in structural film, drone music, and contemporary art, died today of pneumonia, according to the Buffalo News. He was 76, and in recent years had been treated for prostate … Read More

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Grant-making organization United States Artists (USA) has just announced the appointment of Ann Hatch to its board of trustees. In this role, Hatch will join sixteen fellow trustees from across the country entrusted with overseeing the growth of the organization, … Read More

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Hong Kong was born out of the drug trade. It was the result of the global trading explosion of the 19th century, and an early indication that the Western world, mostly Britain and the United States, would seek maximum profits … Read More

Ever since Ann Goldstein stepped down as director of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, at the end of 2013, after about four years on the job, people have whispered about where she might end up next, and her name has … Read More

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Lynn Hershman Leeson has recently enjoyed a late-career comeback. Over the past two years, the feminist video artist has had critically acclaimed solo shows at Modern Art Oxford, Bridget Donahue in New York, and the ZKM Center for Art in … Read More

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Modern Painters, the nearly 30-year-old magazine that’s part of the Louise Blouin Media stable of art publications, announced today that executive editor Scott Indrisek will be taking over as editor-in-chief, replacing Daniel Kunitz. Joining him at the top of the masthead, … Read More

The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis has announced the appointments of Adrienne Edwards as visual arts curator at large and Vincenzo de Bellis as visual arts curator.Edwards, who currently serves as a curator and head of programming at Performa and … Read More

P.P.O.W. announced today that it now represents Betty Tompkins, the feminist artist who, over the past few years, has seen a renewed critical interest in her work. The New York gallery notes, in a release, that Tompkins is a “natural … Read More

Boris Groys’s latest book of essays, In the Flow (Verso Books), has been marketed as being about art on the Internet. This is deceptive. For one thing, Groys’s definition of “art on the Internet” refers not to net art, digital … Read More

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Thomas Nozkowski has painted almost every day for the past 40 years, and the works he has made in that time are united less by a signature style than by an enduring inventiveness, moving through a range of lively, even rollicking, abstract languages.In his latest … Read More

The Guggenheim Museum’s conservation department has received a $3 million challenge grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support its conservation efforts.The grant, which the museum will need to match two-to-one (raising an additional $6 million), endows the position of deputy director and chief … Read More

L.A. Habitat is a weekly series that visits with 16 artists in their workspaces around the city.This week’s studio: Diana Thater; Highland Park, Los Angeles.Diana Thater shares her Highland Park studio with her husband, T. Kelly Mason, a sculptor and musician. Thater is … Read More

Today the Metropolitan Museum of Art opens the Met Breuer, its hotly anticipated annex for modern and contemporary art. Many have seen the Met Breuer as a way of bringing the Met up to date, making it an encyclopedic museum … Read More

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The New Art Dealers Alliance has released the exhibitor list for NADA New York, its fair that runs every May during Frieze Week. For its fifth edition, NADA will return to Basketball City on Pier 36, on the Lower East … Read More

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The Museum of Modern Art announced today that Sarah Suzuki will now be the museum’s curator of drawings and prints. Since 2010, Suzuki has been an associate curator in her department, and now she’ll be working under Christophe Cherix, the … Read More

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The video artist Sondra Perry, who recently showed work at MoMA PS1’s “Greater New York” and the Studio Museum in Harlem’s “A Constellation” exhibition, makes work centered on what she describes as “the abstraction of subjecthood” and the imagining of the … Read More

247365, the New York gallery that began as a project space in the so-called “Donut District” in Carroll Gardens, then hopped the East River to occupy a basement on Eldridge Street, and then split for two-story digs on Stanton Street, now has … Read More

'When I first came out here, this place was like a scratchy black-and-white movie. Today it’s promising you a piece of fudge around every corner.' Read More

Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Today’s show: “Olivia Erlanger: The Oily Actor” is on view at What Pipeline in Detroit through March 26.

This Sunday, Hauser Wirth & Schimmel inaugurates its new Los Angeles space with “Revolution in the Making: Abstract Sculpture by Women, 1947–2016.” The show runs the gamut, from Ruth Asawa to Sonia Gomes, creating what seems to be a historical … Read More

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Ever since the organizers of Documenta 14 announced that the quinquennial would be held in 2017 in both Kassel, Germany (its typical home base), and Athens, the big question has been: how will you schedule out your travels to see … Read More

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Gagosian's first space in San Francisco brings his gallery total to 16 Read More

Yannick Val Gesto is a Belgian artist living and working in Antwerp. Since 2013, he has shown at the Belgian gallery Levy Delval and exhibited internationally at venues including Higher Pictures in New York, Gloria Knight Gallery in Auckland, New … Read More

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The Minneapolis Institute of Art has announced the appointment of Gabriel Ritter as curator of contemporary art, beginning this May. Ritter currently serves as assistant curator of contemporary art at the Dallas Museum of Art, where he organizes exhibitions for … Read More

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Michigan State University has announced the appointment of Marc-Olivier Wahler as director of the university’s Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, effective July 1. Wahler will be replacing the museum’s founding director, Michael Rush, who died in March 2015.In a statement, … Read More

The Washington Post has reported that, for the first time in the institution’s history, the Kennedy Center’s history will focus on hip-hop music for its 2016 to 2017 season and has appointed the rapper and producer Q-Tip to curate.Although the center has … Read More

“Picabia Alert” takes note of shows and publications that include the wily French artist Francis Picabia (1879–1953), aiming to sate Picabia appetites until a retrospective of the artist arrives at the Kunsthaus Zurich and New York’s Museum of Modern Art in 2016.There’s … Read More

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Late last summer I arrived at a young artist’s Brooklyn studio for a visit that I thought had been set up as an opportunity to get to know the artist’s work better. I’d seen his paintings in a few exhibitions, … Read More

The Art Institute of Chicago announced today that Martha Tedeschi, its deputy director of art and research, will leave her position at the museum in July. She’ll be going to the Harvard Art Museums, where she will become the Elizabeth … Read More

Today, Electric Objects—the digital art platform whose product, the EO1, takes the form of a computer and screen you can purchase for $399 and then load with art when connected to the Internet—announced the Art Club Fund, a new $100,000 … Read More

I used to associate Jonathan Lasker’s impasto loops with the singer Regina’s twisty hair wraps in the music video for her 1986 hit single, “Baby Love.” Lasker’s 1980s paintings, like Elizabeth Murray’s, had a happy overlap with ’80s graphic design, … Read More

New York–based nonprofit Public Art Fund announced today that Chinese billionaire Adrian Cheng has joined its board of directors, which also includes Ugo Rondinone and Rob Pruitt. Despite holding a number of positions in the art world, including both the Tate’s … Read More

Yesterday, the legendary actor, artist, and art enthusiast Sylvester Stallone posted a selfie in front of a painting with the caption “Checking out the in Atlanta Georgia very inspiring much more to follow.” That half-formed thought actually turns out to … Read More

'The exhibition will represent the largest collection of the new art works ever shown in this country, with the exception of the Armory show' Read More

Upon entering the contemporary pier of the Armory Show on Wednesday, the first thing fair attendees saw was a gigantic board hanging from the ceiling that proclaims, in bold letters, “ALL SO FUCKING AFRICAN.” Further complicating things was what’s installed below it: … Read More

Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Todays show: Takashi Murakamis Superflat Collection: From Shhaku and Rosanjin to Anselm Kiefer is on view at Yokohama Museum of Art in Yokohama, Japan, through Sunday, April 3. The Read More

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The excellent Comedy Central series Broad City had the premiere of its third season last night, and the episode culminated with stars Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer paying a visit to an opening at an unnamed gallery. "That gallery looks awfully ... Read More

The day I interviewed the Miami-based artist Nicolas Lobo--who, alongside Hayden Dunham comprises one half of BIO:DIP, a two-floor, two-person show opening Friday at Red Bull Studios New York in Chelsea--signs of water seemed to be everywhere. I walked through ... Read More

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A few weeks ago, the Swiss Institute finally managed to buy grasshoppers for an upcoming event. The following night, the New York institution was going to host the United States book launch of Swiss artists Admir Jahic and Comenius Roethlisberger's Artists' Recipes, and ... Read More

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Los Angeles-based artist Mark Bradford has been awarded the High Museum of Art's David C. Driskell Prize, named in honor of the eponymous African American scholar and artist. Founded in 2005, the Driskell Prize was the first national award to ... Read More

Jill Soloway, the creator of the Amazon series Transparent, is developing a new pilot for the network, this one based on Chris Kraus's 1997 novel I Love Dick. The news was first reported by Deadline Hollywood.Kraus is a novelist, essayist, ... Read More

Lauri Firstenberg, who founded the Los Angeles alternative art space LAXART as a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard, is leaving the nonprofit organization at the end of March, ARTnews has learned. A release indicates that she will "pursue other career opportunities."The ... Read More

The Seattle Art Fair announced the first round of exhibitors for this year's edition, which runs August 4 to 7. Also in the announcement was news that the fair's artistic director will now be Laura Fried, who was previously a ... Read More

Art + Feminism has announced that it will hold a third Wikipedia Edit-a-thon on March 5, following the enormous success of the event's last two editions, in 2014 and 2015. Once again, the edit-a-thon will take place at the Museum ... Read More

Habitat is a weekly series that visits with artists in their workspaces.This week's studio: Kari Cholnoky; East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Kari Cholnoky is not a minimalist. "Conceptually, I believe that more is more," she told me. With her colorful, boisterous paintings, Cholnoky aims to ... Read More

Ann Craven is an artist who lives and works in New York City. Craven recently held her first retrospective, "Time," at Le Confort Moderne in Poitiers, France. Her most recent show, "Hello, Hello, Hello," is up through March 5 at Maccarone ... Read More

On Tuesday, after a lunch break at Domenico and Eleanore De Sole's trial against the Knoedler gallery in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the room was packed with onlookers in preparation for the testimony of Michael Hammer, Knoedler's owner, and ... Read More

Nearly two years after first announcing plans to open a gallery space in New York's Chelsea neighborhood--right under the world-famous High Line--the London-based Lisson Gallery revealed an opening date, the architectural renderings, and the space's programming for 2016 at a press ... Read More

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The Rema Hort Mann Foundation today announced the recipients of its 2016 Emerging Artist Grants in Los Angeles, which provide unrestricted funds stipend of $10,000. In addition, the foundation offered the first ever Stanley Hollander Award, which gives an additional $5,000 to one ... Read More

The Los Angeles Times reports that Naima J. Keith will leave the Studio Museum in Harlem to become the deputy director of the California African American Museum, in Los Angeles.In her five years as associate curator at the Studio Museum, … Read More

The prodigal sons of Queens return home. The New York Times reports today that on April 10, the Queens Museum will open a retrospective on the rock-and-roll band The Ramones titled "Hey! Ho! Let's Go: Ramones and the Birth of … Read More

On Saturday afternoon, at the New Museum in New York, the artist Simon Denny was waiting for his slide to be projected. "It's a real honor to be speaking, and to be speaking first, but I will need the slide," … Read More

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In 2012, the Hammer launched Made in L.A., a biennial focused on Los Angeles. Some 61 artists and collectives working primarily in that city participated in the first edition, from young guns like Math Bass to established figures like Channa Horwitz. This year's edition, … Read More

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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Today’s show: “Jan De Cock: Abstract Capitalism" is on view at Office Baroque in Brussels. The exhibition features 18 new "Abstract Capitalist" sculptures as well as 9 "Memorial" drawings. It is … Read More

The Art Gallery of Ontario has named Honolulu Museum of Art director Stephan Jost as its new director, The Globe and Mail reports. He takes over for Matthew Teitelbaum, who left the Toronto museum last April to take the helm of … Read More

In a piece published today in Interview magazine, the Texan artists Mark Food and Will Boone engage in a sprawling conversation, touching on bohemian studio environments, getting wasted, making art with the anti-art collective I Love You Baby, and Flood's tenure working … Read More

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After a law passed in Denmark that allows authorities to search asylum-seeking refugees' homes and confiscate their belongings, Ai Weiwei protested by closing his show at the Faurschou Foundation in Copenhagen, the Guardian reports. The show, titled "Ai Weiwei: Ruptures," … Read More

Curator John Elderfield and the daughter of artist Richard Diebenkorn were among the first witnesses called by the plaintiffs to testify in the Knoedler & Company forgery trial Tuesday afternoon. The trial, which began this week in United States District … Read More

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Cincinnati’s Contemporary Arts Center announced that, beginning February 13, admission to its galleries will be free for at least three years, though tickets will still be required for some special events and performances. This change was made possible by a … Read More

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The Mattress Factory, a contemporary-art museum in Pittsburgh, has announced that James Turrell has donated one of his "Skyspace" works to the museum's permanent collection. Estimated at $1 million, the gift is the largest in the museum’s history.“He called us … Read More

Total sales at Christie's in 2015 couldn't match the heights of 2014, the auction house announced today. The aggregate haul came to $7.4 billion, which is down 5 percent compared to the previous year.The total is still the second-highest year-long … Read More

Takeshi Murata is an artist living and working out of Saugerties, New York, who has exhibited work at venues including the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; and the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, Washington, … Read More

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Artist Thornton Dial, who used found objects, fabric, and paint to make astounding, intricate wall reliefs and sculptures that harbor nuanced narratives at once grand and intimate, died yesterday, Monday, January 25, at his home in Emelle, Alabama. The cause of death was … Read More

The nonprofit art organization LAND (Los Angeles Nomadic Division) announced today that it will be hosting the ninth Rob Pruitt Flea Market from February 13 to 14 in Downtown Los Angeles. The flea market will bring together “top artists and … Read More

Today Christine Macel, the chief curator of Paris’s Centre Pompidou, was named artistic director of the 2017 Venice Biennale, which is set to run May 13 through November 26, 2017.The Biennale’s president, Paolo Baratta, said in a statement, “In the wake of … Read More

In honor of her two shows at Lehmann Maupin and her show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles opening this weekend, below is a profile of Catherine Opie from the September 1998 issue of ARTnews. —The Editors"L.A. Story" By Suzanne MuchnicFrom the … Read More

One of the nice things about the Outsider Art Fair, which opens its 24th edition tonight with a vernissage at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea, is that, by and large, the price point is significantly lower than at a contemporary fair of … Read More

The Smithsonian announced that philanthropist David Rubenstein, cofounder of the Carlyle Group private equity firm, has given $10 million to the institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture’s capital campaign. With this donation, the museum will have already … Read More

The Quietus reported today that the musician and artist Fatima Al Qadiri has announced details of her new full-length album, Brute, to be released March 4 on the British label Hyperdub. The record's cover features a sculpture by the artist … Read More

Metrograph, a new hub for independent cinema, will soon open its doors in the heart of the Lower East Side gallery district, and the initial lineup looks pretty fantastic. Announced today, the first slate of films includes selections from what it … Read More

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In a fairly damning white paper, the National Center for Art Research at Southern Methodist University offered a stark dismissal of the lengthy study on funding models for minority arts organizations that was released by the DeVos Institute of Arts … Read More

On Wednesday afternoon I met up with the artists Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish—the creators and curators of the ongoing Hotel Art project, which stages and documents extremely temporary art shows in unorthodox spaces for the ultimate purpose of an … Read More

Ryan Lee will now represent Emma Amos, the painter known for being the only woman in the short-lived collective Spiral. The Chelsea gallery will have its first solo show of Amos's work—and the 77-year-old artist's first New York solo show … Read More

The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles released the artist list today for the 2016 edition of its biennial, "Made in L.A.," and it is an intriguing one. It includes just 26 names, from promising young upstarts like Dena Yago and Martine Syms to … Read More

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The World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, a multi-day conference where some of the most privileged and insulated people on the entire planet gather together to convince one another that they are "committed to improving the state of … Read More

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Andrea Rosen Gallery announced today that it now represents artist Hayden Dunham. Dunham "creates entire circulatory and structural systems," the gallery said dramatically in a press release, though she is perhaps best known for her alter-ego, QT, a quasi-fictional pop … Read More

In 1974, a monolithic, fire-red painting by Jack Whitten debuted in the Whitney's lobby gallery. Whitten made the painting, titled Sorcerer’s Apprentice, by laying the canvas on the floor, dragging a squeegee across it to mix colors, and letting the … Read More

In 2014, in Los Angeles, a small art fair opened at Paramount Ranch Western Town, a group of sets—and now a national park attraction—that was previously used for shooting Hollywood movies. The fair, named Paramount Ranch after its location, was founded … Read More

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To mark the 35th anniversary of its "Concentrations" series, which focuses on emerging and underrepresented artists, the Dallas Museum of Art announced today that it plans to host its first international edition of the series, with artist and dealer Margaret Lee in Hong Kong.“Concentrations HK: … Read More

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Earlier today, the Pritzker Architecture Prize named its 2016 winner: Alejandro Aravena. The Chile-based architect, who is directing this year's Venice Architecture Biennale, will receive $100,000 as part of winning the world's most important architecture prize.In an essay for the … Read More

In addition to its Milan and London spaces, Massimo De Carlo gallery will soon add a third location, in Hong Kong. To celebrate the gallery's 30th anniversary, the new space is set to open on March 21 with a show … Read More

Christie's next Impressionist and modern evening sale will be held February 2 in London. Highlights include Marc Chagall's Les mariés de la Tour Eiffel, estimated at £4.8 million–£6.8 million ($6.9 million–$9.8 million); a Pablo Picasso still life from 1937, "painted … Read More

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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Today’s show: Hannah Starkey's seventh solo show at Maureen Paley in London is on view through January 24.

ARTnews Ltd., which publishes these pages, announced today that it has hired Vincent Fremont as its new CEO. Fremont helped found the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts after the artist’s death in 1987, and served as its sales … Read More

Ever since Frank Stella said that a painting is “a flat surface with paint on it—nothing more,” in the early 1960s, his body of work has appeared to grow steadily outwards. The freestanding architectural works he has made since the mid-'80s … Read More

Paramount Ranch 3, the outré Los Angeles contemporary art fair, announced the artist and exhibitor list for its third edition today. By our count, this year's fair has 51 exhibitors and 78 artists.New York is well-represented, with Bridget Donahue, Real Fine … Read More

This week (it started Sunday and is ending Thursday), the artist Rutherford Chang will be live-streaming his playing of Game Boy Tetris on Rhizome's website, presented in tandem with the New Museum and broadcast via the gaming platform Twitch. The … Read More

The Chrysler Museum of Art's director, Erik Neil, announced today that Lloyd DeWitt has been appointed chief curator and curator of European art. DeWitt plans to begin his new position at the Norfolk, Virginia-based museum in the spring. It will see him leading … Read More

Creative Capital announced today that it will award funding to 46 projects by 63 individual artists in emerging fields (or, types of work that can't be classified under traditional mediums), literature, and performing arts."Our goal is to fund really exciting … Read More

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One of the most thrilling exhibitions to arrive in New York last year was “Archibald Motley: Jazz Age Modernist” at the Whitney, a traveling retrospective of the under-sung African American artist, organized by the Nasher Museum at Duke University. It … Read More

Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Today’s show: "Nanda Vigo" is on view at Sperone Westwater, New York. The exhibition features a selection of early vintage works from the Italian sculptor and is on view until … Read More

Socrates Sculpture Park announced today that Jess Wilcox will be the outdoor Queens museum's new director of exhibitions, effective immediately. She'll be leaving her position as the Brooklyn Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art programs coordinator, which she … Read More

Artforum reports today that Babacar M'Bow was officially fired from his post as executive director of MoCA North Miami on December 31 following a multiple-week suspension stemming from sexual harassment claims. City chief of staff Natasha Colebrook-Williams will temporarily serve as director … Read More

Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.Today’s show: "Jean Baudrillard's photography: The Ultimate Paradox" is currently on view at Château Shatto in Los Angeles, until February 6. The exhibition features works named only for respective cities or … Read More

The Guardian reports that London’s Saatchi Gallery has announced that it will hold an all-female exhibition titled “Champagne Life,” which will include the work of 14 emerging women artists from around the world. The exhibition will open on January 13.The … Read More

On Monday, after Guy Wildenstein was put on trial in Paris for tax fraud and money laundering in France and possibly the United States, a court decided to delay the art dealer's trial until May 4. The New York Times … Read More

The New York Public Library announced yesterday that 180,000 out-of-copyright materials from its digital collections are now available for download, no permission required. This is, according to the NYPL, "intended to facilitate sharing, research and reuse by scholars, artists, educators, … Read More

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A 4,000-piece collection of contemporary Lithuanian art will find a permanent home in a Daniel Libeskind–designed museum, due to open in the country’s capital, Vilnius, in early 2019, The Art Newspaper reports. The museum—a first of its kind for Lithuania—will … Read More

The New York–based arts organization Rhizome, which focuses on the preservation and promotion of digital-born and digital-based art, announced today that it has received a $600,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to fully fund its Webrecorder archiving tool.Webcorder, … Read More