Cosima von Bonin at House of Gaga, Mexico City -ARTnews
Pictures at an Exhibition Installation view of “Cosima von Bonin,” 2019, at House of Gaga, Mexico City. COURTESY HOUSE OF GAGA Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one…
Online Spreadsheet Discloses Museum Workers’ Salaries -ARTnews
The “Art/Museum Salary Transparency 2019” document. In another sign of increasing demand for transparency at art institutions across the world, museum workers have begun making public their salary rates via…
Lee Krasner’s Land of Her Own Invention -ARTnews
Lee Krasner shot by Irving Penn, Springs, New York, 1972. ©THE IRVING PENN FOUNDATION Like many female artists of her generation, Lee Krasner endured being known first and foremost as…
’20/20′ at Peter Blum, New York -ARTnews
Pictures at an Exhibition Deirdre Sargent, who do i trust? Itrust ME and my donut-shaped brain, 2019, digital video. COURTESY PETER BLUM GALLERY Pictures at an Exhibition presents images…
Panel Talk in New York Tackles Power and Politics in Art -ARTnews
“How Soon Is Now: Art, Activism, and Accountability” at the Vera List Center at The New School in New York. JORDAN RATHKOPF Against a backdrop of protest and activism surrounding…
Anne Imhof’s Arduous, Mesmerizing Latest Work Touches Down in Chicago -ARTnews
Eliza Douglas in rehearsal for Anne Imhof, Sex, 2019. NADINE FRACZOWSKI/COURTESY GALERIE BUCHHOLZ, BERLIN, COLOGNE, AND NEW YORK To enter a performance by Anne Imhof is to part ways with…
Artists and Curators Address Brooklyn Museum’s History with African-American Art -ARTnews
Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Big Rabbit, Little Rabbit, 2017. COURTESY BROOKLYN MUSEUM When Linda Goode Bryant was planning to open Just Above Midtown, her storied gallery, in 1974, the artist Romare…
Tony DeLap, Maker of Inventive Abstract Art That Embraced Illusion and Magic, Is Dead at 91 -ARTnews
Tony DeLap, Wiljalba, 1967. COURTESY THE ARTIST AND PARRASCH HEIJNEN GALLERY The artist Tony DeLap, who spent more than 50 years cutting an idiosyncratic, ever-shifting path through the field of…
Morning Links: The Goldfinch Edition -ARTnews
Carel Fabritius, The Goldfinch, 1654. MAURITSHUIS To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. Public Space Julia Jacobs: “Marsha P. Johnson…
Artist Natalie White on Using Her Art to Fight for the Equal Rights Amendment -ARTnews
Natalie White, Lady Liberty, 2016. COURTESY THE ARTIST Natalie White knows that one reason why protest signs reading “We need a woman’s heartbeat law” are still necessary to defend women’s…