Tagged: Art World

As power collectors and museum leaders gather in the German capital its galleries roll out the red carpet for the 14th edition of its hardcore weekend.

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The exhibition includes the only remaining works related to the failed wrapping of MoMA in 1968.

The post In Zurich, Christo Traces the Arc of His Career, From Empty Storefronts to Mighty Ziggurats appeared first on artnet News.

How do you think our redoubtable columnist fared in London’s annual Art Quiz?

The post Kenny Schachter Takes a Cut-Throat Art Quiz Before Hitting Art Cologne (With a Hangover) appeared first on artnet News.

Both projects, conceived of by lawyer, activist, and MacArthur Genius Bryan Stevenson, open this week in Montgomery.

The post A Look Inside the New Alabama Museum and Memorial Boldly Confronting Slavery and Its Brutal Legacy appeared first on artnet News.

Sabine Schormann previously directed the foundations of a German bank and insurance company.

The post Documenta Taps a Corporate Foundation Exec for CEO in a Bid to Regain Public Trust After Last Year’s Budget Scandal appeared first on artnet News.

From egg-based photo ops to literal eye candy, here are the latest iterations of the pop-up sensation.

The post 8 Instagram-Ready Art Attractions That Prove the Museum of Ice Cream Was Just the Beginning appeared first on artnet News.

Adrian Piper’s “reconstructed” Wikipedia page corrects errors commonly repeated about the artist.

The post Adrian Piper Didn’t Like Her Wikipedia Page—So She Created a New One appeared first on artnet News.

The auction includes a breakup letter from Tupac Shakur, a hairbrush, and underwear.

The post Madonna’s Former Art Advisor Can Proceed With a Sordid Sale of the Singer’s Personal Belongings, Court Rules appeared first on artnet News.

With the new gallery share initiative Various Others, a gang of Munich gallerists hopes the Condo format will foster a whole new era of cooperation.

The post Germany Is Crazy for Condo: Munich Will Host the Country’s Second Gallery Share in Less Than a Year appeared first on artnet News.

Tauba Auerbach will follow Tobias Rehberger, Peter Blake, and Carlos Cruz-Diez by transforming a fireboat in the avant-garde style devised during World War I.

The post ‘Dazzle Camouflage’ Helped Allied Warships Win WWI. Now, Artists Are Paying Tribute to the Cubist-Inspired Designs appeared first on artnet News.