• Features

Books: Organizing the Future

How institutions are constructed, how they are funded, whom they hire, whom they serve, what their vision of art in public life is—all these things go into the politics of the institution, and all of…

• By
  James McAnally
• Jan 1, 2019 9:40 am

• Retrospective

The Year in Participation: Hands-on Art

Ten immersive art pieces that allowed people past the looking glass, giving them a hands-on experience.

• By
  Grace Halio
• Jan 5, 2018 11:58 am

• News

Disowning Ivanka: The Art World Stares Down the First Daughter

A look into the past and present of Ivanka Trump's presence in the art world—and how artists and observers have responded to her father's presidential rise.

• By
  Nate Freeman
• Mar 7, 2017 4:00 am

• News

‘Speak Out on Inauguration Day’: Words at the Whitney Museum Take Aim at Trump

“Good morning, thanks for being together in this temple of art on this terrible day.” So went the opening words at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York for “Speak Out on Inauguration Day,&#8221…

• By
  Andy Battaglia, Andrew Russeth
• Jan 20, 2017 6:28 pm

• ARTnews

For Its Whitney Biennial Project, Occupy Museums Is Calling on Artists in Debt to Share Their Experiences

Each year, more American artists go to school to get M.F.A. degrees, and more people come out of those programs in debt. Becoming a successful artist may, in other words, come at a financial cost…

• By
  Alex Greenberger
• Dec 6, 2016 6:08 pm

• News

Morning Links: Leonardo da Vinci Edition

It’s Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday today, and the biggest exhibition of his works since 1939, "Leonardo 1452-1519,” opens at the Palazzo Reale this month, coinciding with the Milan Expo 2015. The show…

• By
  The Editors of ARTnews
• Apr 15, 2015 9:04 am