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Installation view of "Gabriel Kuri: sorted, resorted" at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre.

Installation view of "Gabriel Kuri: sorted, resorted" at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre.

‘Little Gray Cells’: Brussels Gallery Weekend Celebrates Cerebral Fare in Belgian Hotspot’s Brightest Shows

Can You Describe Richard Serra in Three Words? Jerry Saltz, Joan Jonas, Larry Gagosian, and More Give It a Try

‘He Held the Keys to the Gate’: Jay Sanders, Fred Moten, Charlemagne Palestine, and More Pay Tribute to Poet Steve Dalachinsky

Richard Diebenkorn, 'Ocean Park No. 22,' 1969.

Richard Diebenkorn, 'Ocean Park No. 22,' 1969.

The Genius Next Door: What Legendary Painter Richard Diebenkorn Taught Artist Tony Berlant

‘He Comes and Goes, Very Quietly’: Composer Henry Threadgill on Making Music for David Hammons’s Whitney Museum–Commissioned Monument to a Historic Manhattan Pier

How to Talk About History? A Spurned Speaker Wonders How to Handle Incendiary Titles by Composer Julius Eastman

Emil Nolde, Kriegsschiff und brennender Dampfer (Warship and Burning Steamer), undated (ca. 1943), watercolor.

Emil Nolde, Kriegsschiff und brennender Dampfer (Warship and Burning Steamer), undated (ca. 1943), watercolor.

‘Years of Struggle’ Revisited: Artist Emil Nolde’s Nazi Past Scrutinized in Exhibition in Berlin

ARTnews in Brief

ARTnews in Brief: BRIC Launches Prize for New York–Based Artists, and More from September 18, 2019

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 09/16/19 3:52 pm

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Installation view of "Gabriel Kuri: sorted, resorted" at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre.

Installation view of "Gabriel Kuri: sorted, resorted" at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre.

‘Little Gray Cells’: Brussels Gallery Weekend Celebrates Cerebral Fare in Belgian Hotspot’s Brightest Shows

By Cat Kron Posted 09/18/19 4:58 pm

The Belgian capital takes its art seriously—as evidenced by work still on view from a yearly event involving many venues. Read More

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Can You Describe Richard Serra in Three Words? Jerry Saltz, Joan Jonas, Larry Gagosian, and More Give It a Try

By Annie Armstrong Posted 09/18/19 3:43 pm

At the opening for the sculptor’s three-part show at Gagosian gallery in New York, we queried art-world dignitaries. Read More

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Niki de Saint Phalle, 'Tarot Garden,' 1991.

Niki de Saint Phalle, 'Tarot Garden,' 1991.

Niki de Saint Phalle, Pioneering French Feminist Artist, to Be Subject of Major Survey at MoMA PS1 in New York

By Alex Greenberger Posted 09/18/19 3:00 pm

Her work has been under-represented in American institutions. Read More

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‘He Held the Keys to the Gate’: Jay Sanders, Fred Moten, Charlemagne Palestine, and More Pay Tribute to Poet Steve Dalachinsky

By Andy Battaglia Posted 09/18/19 2:15 pm

The paragon of experimental music and art in New York died Monday at the age of 72. Read More

Morning Links

Ragnar Kjartansson Makes #1 Work, Tribeca Ascends, and More: Morning Links from September 18, 2019

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 09/18/19 9:00 am

Here’s what we’re reading this morning. Read More

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William Kentridge, Mona Hatoum Win Praemium Imperiale, One of the Largest Art Prizes

By Claire Selvin Posted 09/17/19 1:46 pm

The awards are among the largest cash prizes in the art world today. Read More

Books

Richard Diebenkorn, 'Ocean Park No. 22,' 1969.

Richard Diebenkorn, 'Ocean Park No. 22,' 1969.

The Genius Next Door: What Legendary Painter Richard Diebenkorn Taught Artist Tony Berlant

By Tony Berlant Posted 09/17/19 12:48 pm

“He avoided the dogmatic and made it apparent that the working process was to be valued above analysis.” Read More

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‘He Comes and Goes, Very Quietly’: Composer Henry Threadgill on Making Music for David Hammons’s Whitney Museum–Commissioned Monument to a Historic Manhattan Pier

By Andy Battaglia Posted 09/17/19 10:04 am

Threadgill performed a concert at the museum on Monday—with another to follow next year. Read More

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How Tate Modern Became One of the Century’s Great Buildings, Loie Hollowell’s Exploding Market, and More: Morning Links from September 17, 2019

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 09/17/19 9:00 am

Here’s what we’re reading this morning. Read More

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Here’s the Exhibitor List for 2019’s Untitled Art Fair

By Annie Armstrong Posted 09/17/19 8:00 am

The satellite fair will run in Miami from December 4-8. Read More

Market News

Phillips's new home at 432 Park Avenue in New York.

Phillips's new home at 432 Park Avenue in New York.

Phillips CEO Edward Dolman: ‘The Market Is Much Less Boom-and-Bust Than It Was’

By Sarah Douglas Posted 09/16/19 2:09 pm

The house’s chief executive on the upcoming move, the market, and more. Read More

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Yuki Kihara.

Yuki Kihara.

‘The Glass Ceiling Has Been Shattered’: Yuki Kihara to Make Historic Presentation at 2021 Venice Biennale

By Alex Greenberger Posted 09/16/19 1:34 pm

She is the first artist of Pacific descent to represent New Zealand at the exhibition. Read More

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‘I Regret Having Received Funds’: Artist Neri Oxman Gifted Jeffrey Epstein 3D-Printed Marble After $125,000 Donation From Him

By Annie Armstrong Posted 09/16/19 12:49 pm

Oxman’s design lab received a $125,000 donation from the now-deceased sex offender in 2017. Read More