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Though the Venice Biennale is still over a year away, the 2021 edition of the hallowed Italian biennial is beginning to take form—France, Canada, and others have begun announcing their…
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In December, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that he would build a statue of a Catholic saint in Battery Park City. Neighborhood residents have greeted the project with an…
Emilie L. Gossiaux: The Valley of Magic, 2018, ink on newsprint, 11½ by 9 1/8 inches. Almond and Piggy Pink are two evocative Crayola crayon colors that Emilie L. Gossiaux…
A wood sculpture attributed to Paul Gauguin held in the collection of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles was not actually produced by the famed artist, new research suggests. Its…
Are the world’s top auction houses themselves bidding for art? That appears to be the case this week, as the heirs of Donald B. Marron, the financier and longtime ARTnews…
Following China’s decision to close its state museums last week, Hong Kong has shuttered its public art institutions indefinitely as it works to control the spread of the coronavirus. Hong…
Ferdinand Wolfgang Neess, a German art dealer and collector who amassed a world-class collection of Art Nouveau painting, sculpture, and design, has died at the age of 90, according to…
A storied architecture school will shutter after the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation failed to reach an agreement to continue funding it. The School of Architecture at Taliesin, which oversees sites…
Before there was the novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe, a formerly enslaved African-American living in Canada wrote a memoir detailing his experience. From its very first moments in print on…