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SVERDLOVSK REGION, RUSSIA NOVEMBER 20, 2017: Unveiling a Masks of Sorrow monument to the Soviet political repression victims designed by sculptor Ernst Neizvestny. Donat Sorokin/TASS (Photo by Donat SorokinTASS via Getty Images)

Ernst Neizvestn at centre of legal row

February 19, 2019

The Art Newspaper - The work of Ernst Neizvestny, one of Russia’s most famous 20th-century artists and sculptors, held at his Shelter Island home and sculpture park on Long Island and in his Soho studio in New...

Art dealer Mary Boone claims early-life trauma prompted her criminal tax evasion

Artery

January 12, 2019

Art and Society, Art and the Law, museum watch, Trending

The Art Newspaper - Lawyers representing the New York-based art dealer Mary Boone, who faces criminal sentencing this month after she plead guilty to two counts of tax fraud in September 2018, have asked that s...

China’s tech boom has inspired a wave of internet-related art

Artery

January 12, 2019

Art and Technology, Trending

Technology Review - The rise of a distinctive e-commerce culture is among the most striking changes the internet has wrought in China. Over $30 billion in merchandise traded hands on Alibaba platforms alone las...

New Museum Pushes Back Against Staff’s Efforts To Unionize

Artery

January 12, 2019

Art and Society, Museums, Trending

ART FORUM - Earlier today, more than forty employees wearing T-shirts that read “We deserve a fair contract” gathered in the lobby of the New Museum in New York in a show of solidarity with their fellow colleag...

The state of seed

Artery

January 12, 2019

Art and Technology, Trending

Tech Crunch - “There’s an implosion of early-stage VC funding, and no one’s talking about it,” was the headline of a viral article posted on this site in late 2017. Venture capitalists are deploying more capita...

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Desert X Is Bringing Contemporary Art Back to the Coachella Valley Next Month

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January 12, 2019

Architecture, Art and Culture, Trending

LA MAG - The California desert has long been a source of inspiration for artists seeking to create large-scale works that exist outside the typical gallery space. Desert X celebrates that tradit...

These 10 Artists Broke into the Art Market Big Leagues in 2018

Artery

December 27, 2018

Art and Culture, Trending

Artsy - While the art market in 2018 had its fair share of sales in the eight- and even nine-figures, some of the most intriguing results from this year lay much further down the list of the year’s most expensi...

Hesselholdt & Mejlvang’s flag series Native, Exotic, Normal / State of Emergency (2017) was in the group show Cool, Calm and Collected at Aros Aarhus Art Museum

Artist duo Hesselholdt & Mejlvang says Danish museum did not pay them

Artery

December 27, 2018

Art and the Law, Museum News, Trending

The Art Newspaper - One of Denmark’s most prominent museums, Aros Aarhus Art Museum in the country’s second city, has drawn criticism for not paying exhibiting artists. Responding to a radio interview in Novemb...

Shifts among the major auction houses could spell serious change

Artery

December 27, 2018

Art Market, Trending

The Art Newspaper - The brain drain of executives from auction houses continues apace. In the third shock departure in roughly as many weeks, Loic Gouzer, Christie’s co-chairman of post-war and contemporary art...

7 Ways Technology is Changing How Art is Made

Artery

December 9, 2018

Art and Technology, Trending

The Smithsonian - Where would the Impressionists have been without the invention of portable paint tubes that enabled them to paint outdoors? Who would have heard of Andy Warhol without silkscreen printing? Th...