‘The Death Panel’ Podcast Has Become a Cult Hit in the Art World – ARTnews.com
It wasn’t too long ago when artist Beatrice Adler-Bolton faced adversity for wearing a face mask in public. She was getting off the L train at First Avenue in Manhattan…
Sotheby’s Confirms Remote Streaming Format for New York Sales – ARTnews.com
In a live-streamed press conference this morning, Sotheby’s executives announced key changes to its upcoming auctions in New York and London. The house confirmed plans to offer a selection of…
Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Roman Mosaic in Northern Italy – ARTnews.com
Archeologists have unearthed a well-preserved ancient mosaic floor under a vineyard near the Italian city of Verona, nearly 100 years after its last excavation attempt. Until now, that site had…
Gagosian Is Offering a Mark Grotjahn Painting for $800,000 – ARTnews.com
As part of ARTnews’s Hop from Home initiative on Instagram, which highlights businesses in the art world as they adapt to the coronavirus crisis, Marion Maneker spoke to Sam Orlofsky,…
Louvre to See 70 Percent Drop in Attendance After July Reopening – ARTnews.com
After months-long closures, museums are finally starting to reopen. But the celebratory mood has been tempered by strange and new guidelines for seeing art, including requirements that visitors wear masks,…
Who Is Carmen Herrera, and Why Is She Famous? – ARTnews.com
Carmen Herrera’s sleek, oftentimes vibrant abstract paintings and sculptures have garnered great acclaim in recent years, with a 2016 landmark presentation at the Whitney Museum in New York and a…
Indian Removal Act Forces Indigenous Peoples to Migrate West
On May 28, 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, which authorized the President to grant land west of the Mississippi River in exchange for the lands of…
Jennifer Carroll Foy Jumps Into Virginia Governor’s Race, Hoping To Make History
If elected, she would be the first female governor of Virginia, and the first Black female governor of any state. Jennifer Carroll Foy is jumping into the 2021 gubernatorial race…
KARE 11 Investigates: Earlier Minneapolis police restraint death
A civil suit in 2010 accused police officers of improperly pinning a suspect face down – with an officer’s knee on his back – making it impossible to breathe. MINNEAPOLIS…
(2013) May 25: Minneapolis pays $3 million in police misconduct case
The payout to the family of David Smith was the second-largest for police misconduct in Minneapolis history. The city of Minneapolis will pay $3 million to the family of a…