Weekly Newsletter
Edwin Church, Peter Hujar, Looted Art
Who is the antiquities dealer behind looted artifacts at dozens of museums across the United States?
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Magritte, Constable, Trump's Smithsonian Wrath
Decoding the Surrealist motifs of a World Cup jersey, inhabiting the world of Gertrude Abercrombie, and Hyperallergic wins a Society of Professional Journalists award!
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Art and Resistance on the Nation’s 250th
Our stories this week are a testament to the people’s power, and a love letter to creative communities.
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Pace, William Kentridge, “AlgaeBTQ+”
We pull back the curtain on the official gallery narrative. Plus, the memes take off as Trump’s reflecting pool gets murkier.
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Julie Mehretu, Claire Valdez, Arthur Jafa
Meet the New York artist running for Congress, and some advice to art school graduates.
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Obama Center, Nayland Blake, Danielle Mckinney
The “Obamalith” is unveiled while the School of the Art Institute of Chicago wages war against its students’ imagination.
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Celia Paul, Edward Hopper, Saif Azzuz
Deep cuts at Pace gallery, artists threaten to sue the Venice Biennale, and the importance of reintegrating art with life
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In Minor Keys, Khaled Sabsabi, Louvre Heist Film
Also, why did a New York gallerist use AI on an Ansel Adams photo?
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Gabrielle Goliath, Richard Avedon, “Chicken Linda”
A Jackson Pollock sold for a record-breaking $181 million at Christie's auction. Should it matter to anyone?
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A True-to-Life Biennale
Did the Venice Biennale "implode" because of politics?
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Mom, I'm Gonna Be an Artist!
Art and protest at the Venice Biennale, consignment agreements, and artists share their mothers’ best advice.
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May You Live in Less Interesting Times
Resignations at the Venice Biennale, the fall of the art school, Édouard Glissant’s art collection, Tania Bruguera on political art, and much more.