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03/31/2017

Artist's resale rights must be paid by sellers, French court rules

Artist's resale rights must be paid by sellers, French court rules

Decision is latest twist in long-running legal battle involving Christie's

03/10/2017

How This Tiny Museum in Virginia Is Landing Major Shows of Botticelli and Michelangelo

How This Tiny Museum in Virginia Is Landing Major Shows of Botticelli and Michelangelo

In recent years the Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William & Mary has hosted shows of Michelangelo, Caravaggio, da Vinci, and now Botticelli.

03/10/2017

The Art Treasures Found in a 1200-Year-Old Arab Shipwreck

magnificent exhibition.

The shipwreck and its treasure trove of art have been overshadowed by a controversial excavation—but it’s one of the most significant finds in recent history.

03/10/2017

What Participation in the Whitney Biennial Means to These Emerging Artists

What Participation in the Whitney Biennial Means to These Emerging Artists

Four artists are heading to the “superbowl of the art world” next week—they reflect on what it means for their careers.

03/10/2017

Why Was Artist Aaron Gach Detained? | artnet News

Why Was Artist Aaron Gach Detained? | artnet News

Artist Aaron Gach, a US citizen, was questioned for an hour by Border Patrol on reentry to the US; attorneys find his account disturbing.

03/10/2017

The Guggenheim’s Greatest Hits Come Roaring Back

The Guggenheim’s Greatest Hits Come Roaring Back

Highlights from Pissarro to Pollock, whose restored “Alchemy” is on view in New York for the first time in 50 years.

03/10/2017

Jeff Koons Convicted of Plagiarizing a Photo of Naked Children

Once again copyright infringement. Jeff Koons another lawsuit.

A French court ruled that a Koons sculpture infringes on the copyright of a black-and-white photograph by the late artist Jean-François Bauret.

03/09/2017

A User’s Guide to the Whitney Biennial

Larry Bell's red glass boxes at the Whitney.

Somewhat smaller but more focused than in recent years, the 78th edition of the biennial has diversity, political conviction and many canvases.

03/03/2017

Will New York Get Its Own Freeport for Art? | artnet News

Interesting concept for collectors to store art in a NYC facility which operates like a free zone.

A new art-storage facility in Harlem by ARCIS has gotten federal approval to operate as a tax haven of the kind now popular in Switzerland.

02/27/2017

16 Artists Made 45 Miles of the Coachella Valley Their Canvas

Interesting Art Project.

Desert X, curated by Neville Wakefield, brings artworks from the likes of Doug Aitken, Claudia Comte, and Richard Prince to the Coachella Valley.

02/23/2017

String theory: Spanish refugees inspired Henry Moore’s 1930s stringed sculptures

String theory: Spanish refugees inspired Henry Moore’s 1930s stringed sculptures

Bold colours revealed during restoration of San Diego Museum of Art's latest acquisition

02/15/2017

Do Francis Picabia’s Anti-Semitic Remarks Tarnish His MoMA Retrospective?

Do Francis Picabia’s Anti-Semitic Remarks Tarnish His MoMA Retrospective?

Francis Picabia’s retrospective at New York’s Museum of Modern Art raises troubling questions about the work the artist created during World War II.

02/14/2017

Frida Kahlo’s Love Letters to Diego Rivera Reveal Their Volatile Relationship

Frida Kahlo’s Love Letters to Diego Rivera Reveal Their Volatile Relationship

Kahlo’s bewitchingly crafted love letters make it clear how deeply she was affected by her relationship with the Mexican muralist.

02/03/2017

Venice’s Grand Gallerie dell’Accademia Will Stage a Guston Show During the Biennale | ARTnews

Venice’s Grand Gallerie dell’Accademia Will Stage a Guston Show During the Biennale | ARTnews

Philip Guston, Signals, 1975.©CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM, BEQUEST OF MUSA GUSTON Every two years, when the Venice Biennale opens, the museums, galleries, and

01/10/2017

Ghiora Aharoni: The Menorah Project

Very Interesting Artist.

Ghiora Aharoni, an Israeli-born, New York-based, multi-talented creative professional, works at the intersection of art, design and architecture across three continents: America, Europe and India.  A core principle in all three mediums is the integration of divergent cultures and materials. His work

12/21/2016

A visit to the offices of Artists Rights Society. Ted Feder, President of ARS and Art Resource, Michelle Wallace, author, Faith Ringgold artist, Janet Hicks, ARS Director of Permissions , Dorian Bergen, ACA Gallery, and Carole Newhouse, Newhouse Associates, ARS.

11/15/2016

Public Art Fund to Celebrate 40th Anniversary with Exhibition Series | Artinfo

Public Art Fund to Celebrate 40th Anniversary with Exhibition Series | Artinfo

Public Art Fund to Celebrate 40th Anniversary with Exhibition Series in 2017.

11/10/2016

Michael Moore’s 5-Point Plan Post Is Being Shared By 30,000 People An Hour

Michael Moore’s 5-Point Plan Post Is Being Shared By 30,000 People An Hour

'#2. Fire all pundits, predictors, pollsters and anyone else in the media ...'

11/08/2016

School of Art Institute of Chicago Announces Endowment of Nick Cave’s Professorship | ARTnews

Love the creativity of Nick Cave.

Nick Cave. SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO The School of the Art Institute of Chicago announced today that it has received a gift of $2 million to

11/04/2016

Native American Artists Shift Narrative of Standing Rock Pipeline Protest

Interesting article from a different perspective.

Native American artists travel to Standing Rock amid the protests.

11/02/2016

The Traditional Mexican Votive Paintings That Inspired Frida Kahlo

The Traditional Mexican Votive Paintings That Inspired Frida Kahlo

Last week, as the Mexican holiday Dia De Los Muertos approached, I found myself eyeing images of Frida Kahlo’s more macabre paintings.

10/25/2016

Art

Art

Van Gogh, WOW!!

10/20/2016

Abstract Expressionism The Dark Triumph Of American Art By Edward Lucie Smith

David, your exhibition got amazing and well deserved reviews.

The new Abstract Expressionism show that just opened in the main galleries of the Royal Academy at Burlington House, is an absolutely splendid affair. If&n

10/18/2016

‘A New Kind of Spatial Understanding’: Jane Livingston on Richard Diebenkorn at a Pivotal Moment of Transition | ARTnews

‘A New Kind of Spatial Understanding’: Jane Livingston on Richard Diebenkorn at a Pivotal Moment of Transition | ARTnews

An excerpt from the new catalogue raisonné of the artist's work

10/18/2016

MoMA Receives Donation of 102 Works by Latin American Artists, Will Establish Research Institute | ARTnews

A major donation of Latin American art.

MoMA Director Glenn Lowry and Patricia Phelps de Cisneros at the announcement of the gift. MAXIMILÍANO DURÓN/ARTNEWS ARTnews Top 200 collectors Patricia

10/17/2016

2 Stolen Van Gogh's Recovered After 14-Year Investigation | artnet News

2 Stolen Van Gogh's Recovered After 14-Year Investigation | artnet News

Two of Van Gogh's finest works were recovered in Naples this week. While investigations are yet underway, Camorra involvement is suspected.

10/05/2016

Did McDonald's Steal Dash Snow's Grafitti Tag? | artnet News

Should sign with Artists Rights Society

The former girlfriend of the late artist Dash Snow is accusing McDonald's of copyright infringement, and ruining Snow's street cred.

09/29/2016

A Rare Suite of Kandinsky’s Experimental Prints Goes on View

A Rare Suite of Kandinsky’s Experimental Prints Goes on View

In 1895, after deciding to turn from a career in academic law to art-making, Wassily Kandinsky was working as the artistic director of a print shop in Moscow.

09/16/2016

Four Decades of Work by Pop Artist James Rosenquist at Thaddaeus Ropac | Artinfo

Love his work.

The American Pop artist is showing large scale works and collages in two of Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac's Paris spaces.

09/07/2016

Sally Mann Turns Her Lens to Friendship and Loss

Unimaginable. Look for "Remembering Light" exhibition at Gagosian by Sally Mann.

This photographer reflected on her relationship with Cy Twombly and the death of her son ahead of her “Remembered Light” show at Gagosian Gallery.

09/07/2016

ArtRx LA

ArtRx LA

LOS ANGELES — This week, two shows focus on the legendary print house Gemini G.E.L., Mira Schor unveils the second half of her epic “War Frieze,” an international design survey comes to…

09/07/2016

Hieronymus Bosch’s Worlds that Could Have Been

Hieronymus Bosch’s Worlds that Could Have Been

MADRID — Commemorating the fifth centenary of the death of Hieronymus Bosch, Madrid’s El Museo del Prado has arranged an exhibition that, according to its catalogue, displays “the great…

07/15/2016

France Honors Deborah Hay, Lewis Lapham & Theodore Feder | French Culture

France Honors Deborah Hay, Lewis Lapham & Theodore Feder | French Culture

On April 19, 2016, André Vallini, Secrétaire d'Etat auprès du ministre des Affaires étrangères et du Développement international, chargé du Développement et de la Francophonie, presided over a ceremony at the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York in which Deborah Hay, Lewis Lapham, and...

07/13/2016

The artnet News Index: The World's Top 100 Art Collectors for 2016, Part Two | artnet News

The artnet News Index: The World's Top 100 Art Collectors for 2016, Part Two | artnet News

From Jorge Perez to Alice Walton, artnet News talked to collecting titans to find out what they've been up to.

07/13/2016

Who Are the Super-Sized Art Collectors?

Interesting article about collectors funding large works.

Here are a few of the names who’ve have been particularly big influences in collecting, and funding, supersized-art.

06/10/2016

Eric Fischl's new exhibition "Rift Raft" at Skarstedt Gallery on the upper east side, NY is not to be missed. The talk last night between Eric Fischl and Rachael Corbitt was packed and one of the best conversations between artist and art critic that I've been to in a long time. This was because Eric Fischl was so informative about his work and all of the work leading up to this exhibition. I found his new work exciting and right on the mark. He is definitely attuned to the culture of today. Disconnect is a good word to describe the constant obsession with the cell phone we experience in his paintings. We don't see the art at a gallery or museum anymore because we are on our cell phones. We are missing the experience. I loved the show. You will too.

06/09/2016

100 Years of Jewish Fashion Design

100 Years of Jewish Fashion Design

A museum show in London documents how Jewish designers shaped the British male wardrobe over the last century, from Moss Bros. to Marks & Spencer.

06/08/2016

An exciting exhibition at the Jewish Museum of the work of Landscape architect and artist Roberto Burle Marx, whom I was fortunate to have known.

Roberto Burle Marx (1909–1994) was one of the most influential landscape architects of the twentieth century, yet he is not a familiar figure outside of his native Brazil. He is best known for his iconic seaside pavements on Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana Beach, and for his abstract, geometric garden designs. But his work encompasses an enormous range of artistic forms and styles: Burle Marx was a painter and sculptor; a designer of textiles, jewelry, theater sets, and costumes; a ceramicist and stained-glass artist. He was an avid art collector, a talented baritone, a consummate cook, and a visionary self-taught botanist and ecologist. For him, all these endeavors were equally important, facets of one another.

06/08/2016

Tate Modern Taps Instagram Sensation Amalia Ulman for Its Next Major Show

Tate Modern Taps Instagram Sensation Amalia Ulman for Its Next Major Show

The show 'Performing for the Camera' at Tate Modern will examine the links between performance and photography, including Amalia Ulman's Instagram art.

06/06/2016

William Eggleston Leaves Gogo for Zwirner, FBI Recovers Thousands of Artworks

William Eggleston Leaves Gogo for Zwirner, FBI Recovers Thousands of Artworks

Eggleston has chosen to team with powerhouse dealer, David Zwirner.

06/01/2016

Tania Bruegera, Mariam Ghani, Queens International

Interesting comments by Tania Bruegera, an artist from Cuba who was appointed to the Office of Immigrant Affairs in NY.

Our second podcast focuses on New York's borough of Queens, which is becoming a growing hub of artistic activity in the city. We talk to Tania Bruegera about her Immigrant Movement International proje

05/25/2016

Designer Spotlight: Carolina Herrera Talks Art, Fashion, Legacy | Artinfo

Designer Spotlight: Carolina Herrera Talks Art, Fashion, Legacy | Artinfo

“Carolina Herrera: Refined Irreverence” runs through September 25 at SCAD Fash in Atlanta and SCAD MOA in Savannah.

05/25/2016

Francis Bacon’s ‘Invisible Rooms’ Unlocked at Tate Liverpool | Artinfo

Francis Bacon’s ‘Invisible Rooms’ Unlocked at Tate Liverpool | Artinfo

Tate Liverpool is currently hosting the largest Francis Bacon exhibition ever staged in the north of England and the first dedicated to an underexplored yet important element of Bacon’s work.

05/24/2016

The Most Iconic Artists of the 1970s

The Most Iconic Artists of the 1970s

Across the globe, the 1970s art world was shaken by reverberations from the social and political climate ignited in the previous decade—though the ideas proliferating in the realm of artmaking were still tethered to formalist concerns and intellectual inquiry. The creation and reception of both Land...

05/24/2016

11 of the World's Most Unusual Artist Residencies

11 of the World's Most Unusual Artist Residencies

There’s nothing “usual” about an artist residency. Each year, droves of artists undergo these rite-of-passage programs, taking weeks or months (sometimes even years) to transplant their artmaking practices to remote studios or isolated cabins, to a neighborhood art space or a major museum, to a dese...