Du Zhenjun’s French Open poster.
“Chinese artist Du Zhenjun was chosen to design this year’s French Open tennis tournament poster.” [The Wall Street Journal]
Vik Muniz partners with Bill Gates to encourage vaccinations. [The New York Times]
“Amy Adams hosted a screening of her movie “Big Eyes” with the woman she plays in the film, painter Margaret Keane, Tuesday” [Page Six]
Kevin McGarry at the Aspen Art Museum’s “Now” benefit. [Artforum]
David Diao, Xaviera Simmons, and David Hartt are taking home Foundation for Contemporary Arts grants. [Artforum]
“Ohio art museum apologizes for Lego figure ‘targeting’ police station.” [The Guardian]
The Detroit Institute of Arts has met its $100 million bankruptcy fundraising goal. [The New York Times]
The Art Newspaper breaks down the exits of Sotheby’s and Christie’s chief executives. [The Art Newspaper]
Park McArthur Prods MoMA Expansion, Heather Guertin’s Luscious Paintings, and Ramiken Returns
The Browser: At the Whitney, ‘Programmed’ Piquantly Draws Out Connections Between TV and the Internet
Wool Gathering: Janine and J. Tomilson Hill’s Dreams for Their Exemplary Collection Overlooking the High Line
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Is Owner of Basquiat Painting Yoko Ono Sold at Sotheby’s for $11 M.
Record-Smashing $91.9 M. Edward Hopper Buoys On-Target 'American Place' Sale at Christie's, with $317.8 M. Total
Pace Gallery Launches 'Partnership' with Christo
Penske Media Acquires ARTnews
M+ Museum to Launch $63,900 Sigg Prize in 2019