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Peter Selz, Curator and Art Historian Committed to the New, Is Dead at 100

By Alex Greenberger Posted 06/22/19 10:58 am

He was the founding director of the University of California’s Berkeley Art Museum. Read More

Pictures at an Exhibition

Sara Cwynar at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Connecticut

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/21/19 5:06 pm

See images from one notable show every weekday. Read More

Art En Route

Art en Route: Museum of London Eyes Trump Baby Balloon, Art Institute of Chicago Deaccessions Chinese Artworks, and More

By Claire Selvin Posted 06/21/19 4:46 pm

A bi-weekly column of acquisitions, loans, and sales around the world. Read More

Market News

Allan Stone Projects Discontinues Public Exhibition Program

By Claire Selvin Posted 06/21/19 3:16 pm

The gallery will continue to sell works online and at auction. Read More

Artists

Flying Colors: Beth Letain on Her Electrifying, ‘Slightly Perverse’ Painting Practice

By Ana Finel Honigman Posted 06/21/19 2:48 pm

The artist spends days preparing a painting. “I invest all this in a surface,” she said, “and then walk up and . . . bop!” Read More

News

Artadia Names Five Finalists for 2019 Chicago Awards

By Claire Selvin Posted 06/21/19 2:30 pm

Two of the finalists will receive $10,000 in unrestricted funds. Read More

Retrospective

From the Archives: Bridget Riley on Perception and Op Art, in 1965

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/21/19 2:09 pm

“I have always believed that perception is the medium through which states of being are directly experienced,” the artist writes. Read More

Artists News

Check, Please: A Jonathan Monk ‘Restaurant Drawing’ Can Be Yours—For the Price of a Meal

By Andy Battaglia Posted 06/21/19 1:44 pm

The series is the subject of a show at Casey Kaplan gallery in New York and a book published by Karma. Read More

The Browser

Drill, Baby, Drill: Hito Steyerl Stares Down Hidden Histories at New York’s Park Avenue Armory

By Alex Greenberger Posted 06/21/19 1:24 pm

Gun violence, robots, and freeports are among the artist’s subjects in a show running through July 21. Read More

Morning Links News

Morning Links: Sunflowers Edition

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/21/19 9:03 am

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

News

Cleve Carney Art Gallery in Illinois Will Expand, Become Museum—Frida Kahlo Show on Tap

By Annie Armstrong Posted 06/21/19 8:00 am

Construction is set to be completed by March. Read More

Market News

Here Are the Exhibitor Lists for Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2019

By Claire Selvin Posted 06/21/19 7:30 am

Both fairs open on October 3. Read More

News

Veteran Brooklyn Organization NURTUREart to Close After 22 Years

By Annie Armstrong Posted 06/20/19 4:48 pm

The organization said that “a confluence of resource challenges and a shifting environment for non-profits” led to the shuttering. Read More

Pictures at an Exhibition

Shizu Saldamando at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/20/19 4:06 pm

See images from one notable show every weekday. Read More

Peter Selz, Curator and Art Historian Committed to the New, Is Dead at 100

Flying Colors: Beth Letain on Her Electrifying, ‘Slightly Perverse’ Painting Practice

From the Archives: Bridget Riley on Perception and Op Art, in 1965

Check, Please: A Jonathan Monk ‘Restaurant Drawing’ Can Be Yours—For the Price of a Meal

Drill, Baby, Drill: Hito Steyerl Stares Down Hidden Histories at New York’s Park Avenue Armory

The Master of Mayhem: In Washington, D.C., a Landmark Tintoretto Retrospective Awaits

‘Freedom of Speech Is the Most Important Thing’: Fighting Hong Kong Extradition Legislation, Artists Organize and Art Spaces Shutter

Peter Selz, Curator and Art Historian Committed to the New, Is Dead at 100

Sara Cwynar at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Connecticut

Art en Route: Museum of London Eyes Trump Baby Balloon, Art Institute of Chicago Deaccessions Chinese Artworks, and More

Allan Stone Projects Discontinues Public Exhibition Program

Flying Colors: Beth Letain on Her Electrifying, ‘Slightly Perverse’ Painting Practice

Artadia Names Five Finalists for 2019 Chicago Awards

From the Archives: Bridget Riley on Perception and Op Art, in 1965

Check, Please: A Jonathan Monk ‘Restaurant Drawing’ Can Be Yours—For the Price of a Meal

Drill, Baby, Drill: Hito Steyerl Stares Down Hidden Histories at New York’s Park Avenue Armory

Morning Links: Sunflowers Edition

Cleve Carney Art Gallery in Illinois Will Expand, Become Museum—Frida Kahlo Show on Tap

Here Are the Exhibitor Lists for Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2019

Veteran Brooklyn Organization NURTUREart to Close After 22 Years

Shizu Saldamando at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona

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Peter Selz, Curator and Art Historian Committed to the New, Is Dead at 100

Flying Colors: Beth Letain on Her Electrifying, ‘Slightly Perverse’ Painting Practice

From the Archives: Bridget Riley on Perception and Op Art, in 1965

Check, Please: A Jonathan Monk ‘Restaurant Drawing’ Can Be Yours—For the Price of a Meal

Drill, Baby, Drill: Hito Steyerl Stares Down Hidden Histories at New York’s Park Avenue Armory

The Master of Mayhem: In Washington, D.C., a Landmark Tintoretto Retrospective Awaits

‘Freedom of Speech Is the Most Important Thing’: Fighting Hong Kong Extradition Legislation, Artists Organize and Art Spaces Shutter

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