ARTnews in Brief

ARTnews in Brief: Cleveland Museum of Art Hires New Associate Curator of Contemporary Art—and More from October 18, 2019

By Posted 10/14/19 3:06 pm
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Huang Yong Ping.

Huang Yong Ping, Provocateur Artist Who Pushed Chinese Art in New Directions, Has Died at 65

By Posted 10/20/19 11:50 am
MoMA Expands: A Look Inside News
MoMA’s permanent collection rehang opens with an airy gallery dedicated to the sculptures of Constantin Brâncuși.

Surprise: The New MoMA Opens to the Public One Day Early—with Free Admission

By Posted 10/20/19 11:36 am
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Ed Clark

Ed Clark, Key Postwar Artist Who Changed the Shape of Abstract Painting, Is Dead at 93

By Posted 10/19/19 8:36 am
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A protest at the Museum of Modern Art's opening party on October 18, 2019.

Activists Interrupt MoMA Opening Party, Urging Museum, Trustee to Cut Alleged Ties to Private Prisons

By Posted 10/18/19 9:37 pm
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A portrait of art dealer Hildegard Bachert by artist Sue Coe

Hildegard Bachert, Veteran Dealer Who Championed Overlooked Artists, Is Dead at 98

By Posted 10/18/19 6:32 pm
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Rihanna and the Haas Brothers Joined Forces on Limited Editions of Her New Photography Book: Here Are the Results

By Posted 10/18/19 4:40 pm
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Volta Art Fair, Whose New York Edition Was Scuttled Earlier This Year, Has Been Sold

By Posted 10/18/19 4:25 pm
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Work by Marina Peng and Rebecca Youn in the Terrain Biennial.

A Chicago Biennial Is Taking Art Beyond Museum Walls and Into People’s Yards

By Posted 10/18/19 1:07 pm
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Dasha Zhukova

Top Collectors Wed: Stavros Niarchos and Dasha Zhukova Tie the Knot

By Posted 10/18/19 12:07 pm
Morning Links

Roberta Smith Reviews New MoMA, FIAC Fair Report, and More: Morning Links from October 18, 2019

By Posted 10/18/19 9:00 am
Artists

How Art About Environmental Destruction and ‘Fake News’ Made Explosive Headlines Across the Land

By Posted 10/17/19 3:58 pm
Books
Suzanne Lacy, 'Ablutions,' 1972.

How Suzanne Lacy’s Feminist Work About Sexual Assault in the 1970s Created a New Art Form

By Posted 10/17/19 3:06 pm
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The Lucas Museum owns 60 works by Alphonse Mucha, whose work has been used in several tarot decks. From left, Four Seasons - Spring - #1 of 4, ca. 1896; Allegorie de la musique, ca. 1898; and La Plume, c. 1899.

Still Shrouded in Mystery, L.A.’s Lucas Museum to Hold Major Public Event, a Tarot and Lotería Night

By Posted 10/17/19 3:05 pm
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New York Subway Map Reimagined for ‘City of Women,’ with Stations Named for Artists Kara Walker, Joan Mitchell, and More

By Posted 10/17/19 1:50 pm