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John Giorno’s Former Home Is Now One of New York’s Coolest Alternative Art...
One recent evening, not far from the perfectly preserved bedroom of William S. Burroughs and a vintage Orgone Accumulator set up to capture esoteric energies, the late poet and artist John Giorno...
View ArticleA Family Feud and a Locked-Away Klimt Masterpiece in Brussels Cause Friction,...
To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. The HeadlinesMYSTERY KLIMT MANSION DISPUTE. Will the public soon be allowed to visit the...
View ArticleA New Modern and Contemporary Art Museum Called PoMO Will Open in Norwegian...
A new, privately funded modern and contemporary art museum called PoMo is slated to open in Norway’s third-largest city, Trondheim, next year. PoMo will span five floors and over 43,000 square feet of...
View ArticleMeet the Latest Addition to the Art World: The Artist’s Agent
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in On Balance, the ARTnews newsletter about the art market and beyond. Sign up here to receive it every Wednesday. In June, New York Times art critic...
View ArticleArtist Sues Over Copyright Rejection for Award-Winning Artwork Generated by AI
On Thursday, artist Jason M. Allen requested that a Colorado federal court reverse a U.S. copyright office decision to reject copyright protection for an award-winning image he made using AI. In the...
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Impressive Result at Christie’s Sheds Light on the Steady Ascent of...
At Christie’s Post War to Present sale on Tuesday, the first lot offered was for a charming and subtle picture, Lois Dodd’s Reflection of the Barn (1971). The work, a frame-within-a-frame painting...
View ArticleMan Agrees to Guilty Plea for Trafficking Stolen Andy Warhol Print of...
A man has pled guilty to a federal charge of trafficking after trying to sell a stolen Andy Warhol print of Vladimir Lenin to an auction house. A press release from the US Attorney’s office for the...
View ArticleNolita’s Elizabeth Street Garden Faces Eviction After Development Dispute
The Elizabeth Street Garden, a communal outdoor space in downtown Manhattan, has been served a two-week eviction notice by New York City’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development after a...
View ArticleCurator Racquel Chevremont Makes Her Real Housewives of New York Debut
The second season of a rebooted Real Housewives of New York kicked off earlier this week, and by most accounts, the art world is well represented by Racquel Chevremont, a curator, model, collector,...
View ArticleTwo Just Stop Oil Activists Acquitted by Judge After Glueing Themselves to...
On Thursday, a judge acquitted two environmental activists who glued themselves to a J.M.W. Turner painting at Manchester Art Gallery in July 2022.The Just Stop Oil protesters stuck themselves to the...
View ArticleCai Guo-Qiang Speaks About Disastrous PST ART Fireworks Display, Controversy...
To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. The Headlines IT’S RAINING CAPS AND TUBES. In his first interview since his September 15...
View ArticleEric Adams Aide Under Investigation Reportedly Sought Brooklyn Museum Show on...
As New York City Mayor Eric Adams continues to face fallout after being indicted on charges of bribery, campaign finance, and more, a new report alleges that his administration sought a Brooklyn...
View ArticleVan Gogh Specialists Identify Three Fakes in Private Collections
The Van Gogh Museum has identified three works attributed to Van Gogh in private collections that are fake, including a painting of a peasant women that sold through Christie’s for nearly $1 million...
View ArticleARTnews Celebrates 35th Edition of Annual Top 200 Collectors Issue
Last week, ARTnews celebrated the 35th edition of its annual Top 200 Collectors list with a cocktail party in New York at Central Park Tower, the tallest residential building in the world. The...
View Article13 Highlights from ‘Artists for Kamala’ Benefit Sale, Including Works by Jeff...
Carrie Mae Weems, George Condo, Jenny Holzer, and Hank Willis Thomas are just a few of the artists that have donated work to Artists for Kamala, a benefit in support of Vice President Kamala Harris’s...
View ArticlePhillips Day Sales in New York Disappoint, Auguring More Tumult at November’s...
Last week, Phillips held two back-to-to back sales of contemporary art at its New York headquarters, generating $7 million in total sales with fees. These auctions may not be as closely watched as the...
View ArticleFrance and Madagascar Form Committee to Review Repatriation of Colonial-Era...
On Thursday, the culture ministers of France and Madagascar announced a joint effort to begin the process of repatriating human remains seized while the African nation was under French colonial rule....
View ArticleThe First Atlanta Art Fair Heralds an Art Destination Ascendent
At the opening of the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair this week, there was discussion of what the fair—the first of its stature in Atlanta—is not. A numbers contest; a commercial thoroughfare; a crash...
View ArticleJudge Makes Ownership Call on Basquiat Being Fought Over by Art Lender and...
Inigo Philbrick, the disgraced art dealer who committed the largest art fraud in American history, may have been released from prison but his crimes still resonate. On Tuesday, a US magistrate judge...
View ArticleCollection of German Curator Kasper König Brings in $6.5 M. in Cologne Auction
Works sold from the private holdings of German contemporary art curator Kasper König raised around €6 million ($6.5 million) during a series of sales that took place at the headquarters of Van Ham...
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