Museum MARTA Herford Announces New Prize
The prize is sponsored by Herford's Wemhöner Foundation, founded in 2000. "It is actually an untenable situation that a museum has absolutely no acquisition budget of its own, but thanks to the gene…
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Will Barnet Dies, Age 101
Born in Beverly, Mass., Barnet graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and later studied at the Art Students League in New York. He began his career as a printmaker in the Wor…
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Paris Photo Heads West
With the fair's success in Europe over the past 16 years, Paris Photo director Julien Frydman said in a press release, "Now is the time to bring Paris Photo to the U.S., and Los Angeles is the ideal…
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Leslie-Lohmann Names Hunter O’Hanian as its First Director
"Organizations like the Leslie-Lohman Museum are rare in our society," said O'Hanian in a press release. He looks forward to working with the board and staff to further the organization's advocacy o…
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Peggy Loar Resigns as NMQ Director
Loar will return to the United States, but she will continue to work with the museum and the QMA as an advisor. In a press statement, Loar said that her reason for leaving the position was to be bac…
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MoMA Appoints Paola Antonelli Director of Research and Development
According to the museum's press office, there is no existing department of R&D; specifics about expected outcomes of her new undertaking are not available, but Antonelli has a broad prerogative…
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Sotheby’s Will Offer a Bacon Pope
Untitled (Pope), from circa 1954, is part of the artist's series of screaming Popes painted in the wake of the Second World War. The painting has been in a private collection since a 1975 auction at…
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Anne-Imelda Radice Named Director of American Folk Art Museum
She replaces former museum director Maria Ann Conelli, who left the museum in July 2011 after six years to become founding dean of Brooklyn College…
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Artworks Hit the Aspen Slopes
The collaboration between the Aspen Art Museum and Aspen Skiing Company continues for its eighth year with work by two artists: limited-edition lift tickets featuring artwork by UK artist David Shri…
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Hans Josephsohn, 1920-2012
Zurich-based sculptor Hans Josephsohn has died at 92. The artist is known for his hefty, roughhewn sculptures of the human figure, monumental and contemplative works often made of plaster. In his ow…
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