MoMA Wasn’t So Sure About ‘Artist Is Present’ Performance
What if one of the most commanding performance art events of the 21st century had never happened? What…
Anonymous Was a Woman Names Winners of 2025 Grants
Anonymous Was a Woman, a grant-making organization that provides funding to woman-identifying artists, has revealed 15 artists who…
Rising Textile Artist Julia Gutman Sews Friendship and Loss Into Her Plush Portraits
It was grief that drew artist Julia Gutman to textiles. Born in Melbourne in 1993, she originally trained…
Memory and Novelty Converge for Manuela Solano, Who Adopted a New Process After Losing Her Sight — Colossal
When Manuela Solano delineates a cheekbone or shapes the chiseled torso of a cowboy standing tall, precisely placed…
first look inside the residences of NYC’s renovated flatiron building
a new york city landmark restored for new use The Flatiron Building’s renovation and conversion into private…
major wes anderson exhibition arrives at the design museum
wes anderson exhibition unveils 30 years of worldbuilding A monumental candy-pink model of the Grand Budapest Hotel…
Industry Moves for November 19, 2025
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…
Three Weeks With Kodacolor 200: First Impressions From the Road
Over the last few weeks I’ve been testing out the newly released Kodacolor 200, shooting over the course…
Ripley’s Buys Maurizio Cattelan’s Gold Toilet for $12.1 M.
The new owner of Maurizio Cattelan’s “America” (2016)—the 18-karat gold, fully functioning toilet that sold for $12.1 million on Tuesday night—is…
A eureka moment in a town called Eureka: Curran Hatleberg’s best photograph | Photography
In 2013, I’d been living in New York for a long time. The social life was vibrant but…
Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer sells for $US236.4 million at Sotheby’s auction
Washington: A World War I-era painting by Austrian master Gustav Klimt has sold for $US236.4 million ($366 million)…
Jeff Koons’s First New York Show in Seven Years Is Dreadfully Dull
Jeff Koons’s “Banality” sculptures of the late 1980s are anything but ordinary: few can easily forget the sight…