Art Fairs
At NYC’s ADAA Art Fair, Unlimited Shrimp and $2K Diebenkorns
The Art Dealers Association of America’s chummy five-day show returns to the Upper East Side after quietly canceling last fall’s edition.
Art Review
The Alchemical Possibilities of an Artist-Poet Collaboration
Four decades later, El Museo del Barrio restages Papo Colo's text-and-image show "Octopus and Others."
Pocket Review
Botanical Artists Show Us What We Stand to Lose
Works at the American Society of Botanical Artists' annual exhibition radiate with majesty, and the intricate sumptuousness is agonizing.
News
Seven Museums to Host Solo Exhibitions Celebrating Wolf Kahn’s Centennial
Museums in Germany, New York, and Vermont are among those to honor the late abstract landscape painter next year.
Sponsored
Announcement
Craft in America Concludes its Handwork Series with NORTH and SOUTH
Stream the PBS documentary series, which explores the impact of regional handmade craft in the north and south of the country.
Community
A View From the Easel: Leslie Lewis Sigler
“The light and studio interior are literally reflected in my work.”
Daily Newsletter
A Toolkit for a Liberated Art World
Amin Husain and Nitasha Dhillon on Marco Baravalle’s new book, plus Jasmine Wahi on the continued fight for arts and culture after the midterm elections.
News
Protesters Urge Steven Spielberg to Boycott MoMA Over Leon Black’s Epstein Ties
Activists rallied at the museum ahead of a benefit for the Debra and Leon Black Family Film Center, decrying the board member’s Epstein connections and his pro-Israel support.
Art Movements
Print Center and Women’s Studio Workshop Name New Leaders
Plus, SITE Santa Fe artists announced, awards for Lorna Simpson and Wolfgang Tillmans, and Penske Media partners with Amazon … because of course.
Book Review
The Art World's Neoliberal Capture
In “The Battleground of Art,” curator and activist Marco Baravalle dissects the art establishment's co-optation of radical politics and uplifts the stories of collectives that resist it.
Opinion
After the Midterms, the Real Work for Arts and Culture Begins
Democratic leaders need to understand that cultural funding cannot stop at large museums and institutions; it must reach the people whose labor makes it possible.
News
Human Rights Orgs Denounce Egypt's Arrest of Mada Masr Editor Lina Attalah
Attalah was accused of publishing false news and operating without a license amid Egyptian authorities’ extensive crackdown on independent press.
News
$160,000 Hans Arp Sculpture Stolen From Art Cologne
“S’élevant (Rising)” (1962) was snatched from Gallery Ludorff's booth on November 8.