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ARTnews in Brief: Greene Naftali Now Represents Steffani Jemison—and More from September 17, 2021
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Insider Trading on NFT Marketplaces Spikes Concern Over Regulation
OpenSea, an NFT trading platform, confirmed the allegations of insider trading. Art Blocks, an NFT platform for generative art, also fielded questions about potential insider trading recently.
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Art x Food: How Artists Use Food to Cook Up New Work
Vaginal Davis, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Josh Kline are among those who have turned to cooking and baking to create art.
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Philanthropist to Sell Rare Copy of Constitution for $15 M. at Auction
The copy is the only version of its kind still in private hands.
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Charlotte is less interested in her art than in why the work got made in the first place.
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One Work: Carolina Caycedo’s “Serpent River Book”
Linking histories of corporate interventions in bodies of water, Caycedo's sculptural publication emphasizes social ramifications and highlights local forms of resistance.
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Jack Shainman Gallery Adds Rising Nigerian Artist Ifeyinwa Joy Chiamonwu to Roster
She will have her first solo show with the gallery in 2022.
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It will be displayed to the public for the first time this week.
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Artist Hito Steyerl Declines Top German Honor, Citing Country’s Handling of Pandemic
She called a possible attempt to diversify the honorees "diversity-washing of systemic grievances."
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