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No Longer Able to Easily Work in Europe, UK Artists Are Urging Boris Johnson to Renegotiate Brexit Terms to Allow for Visa-Free Travel

British artists are now having a harder time getting work in Europe.

By Taylor Dafoe, Feb 18, 2021
Art World

‘We Have Food, Air Mattresses, and Dog Food’: Texas Museums Are Sheltering Staff and Running on Generators Amid Devastating Storms

Museums are relying on generators to keep temperatures at levels needed to conserve artworks.

By Brian Boucher, Feb 18, 2021
Art World

Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Confesses He First Wanted to Put Pickled People in His Vitrines Before Going With Sheep + Other News

Plus, Art Dubai shrinks its exhibitor list and changes dates, and MoMA gets a treasure trove of photographs by female artists.

By Artnet News, Feb 18, 2021
Art World

The Enchanting New Netflix Series ‘Bridgerton’ Is Bursting With Historical Works of Art. Here’s How They Play a Key Role in the Story

Major works by Jacques-Louis David and Orazio Gentileschi are included in the show. And that's just the beginning.

By Katie White, Feb 18, 2021
People

Decades Ago, Richard J. Powell Was Among Only a Handful of Scholars Dedicated to Black Art History. Here’s How He Has Seen the Field Change

Part of a series of interviews with art historians engaging with Black cultural history.

By Folasade Ologundudu, Feb 18, 2021
People

Newfields Director Charles Venable Has Resigned After Posting a Job Ad That Sparked Allegations of Racism

The museum came under fire for describing its "traditional core, white art audience.”

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Shocking Images of Packed Galleries at the Vatican Museums Suggest the Holy Institution Isn’t Following Its Own Health Regulations

Tour guides and visitors said they were trapped in the Raphael Rooms on Saturday as crowds swelled.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

After a Bitter Battle, the Guggenheim and Its New Union Have Struck a Deal for Improved Pay and Benefits

The employees formed the museum's first union last summer.

By Brian Boucher, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

These Photographs of the Parthenon Covered by a Rare Snowstorm Like a Magical Ancient Wedding Cake Are Going Viral

Weather is really weird right now.

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

The Knight Foundation Just Awarded Five Cutting-Edge Artists and Collectives $50,000 Each to Pursue Art and Technology Initiatives

The recipients will also be featured in a catalogue of essays on art and new media.

By Caroline Goldstein, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Art Industry News: Nearly 100 Newfields Staffers Join the Call for the Museum’s Besieged President to Resign + Other Stories

Plus, Art Brussels calls off its 2021 in-person edition and a logbook from Birmingham Jail signed by MLK is up for sale.

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Conceptual Artist Maria Eichhorn, Whose Work Challenges Institutional Power Structures, Will Represent Germany at the 2022 Venice Biennale

The artist is known for her erudite yet gently humorous approach.

By Kate Brown, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

The Enormous Seven-Part Catalogue Raisonné on Pioneering Spiritual Abstractionist Hilma af Klint Is Finally Being Published

The first three of seven volumes are out this month.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Conservators Say Murals in a Bavarian Church Date Back 1,000 Years, Making Them Among the Oldest Christian Artworks in Europe

For centuries, the images were covered by layers of paint.?

By Artnet News, Feb 17, 2021
Art World

Museums Are Selling Virtual Classes and Tours to Boost Revenue During the Pandemic. Here’s What They’ve Learned About What Works

Some museums hope that they can harness a new stream of funding from their audiences online.

By Naomi Rea, Feb 17, 2021

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No Longer Able to Easily Work in Europe, UK Artists Are Urging Boris Johnson to Renegotiate Brexit Terms to Allow for Visa-Free Travel

‘We Have Food, Air Mattresses, and Dog Food’: Texas Museums Are Sheltering Staff and Running on Generators Amid Devastating Storms

Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Confesses He First Wanted to Put Pickled People in His Vitrines Before Going With Sheep + Other News

The Enchanting New Netflix Series ‘Bridgerton’ Is Bursting With Historical Works of Art. Here’s How They Play a Key Role in the Story

Decades Ago, Richard J. Powell Was Among Only a Handful of Scholars Dedicated to Black Art History. Here’s How He Has Seen the Field Change

Newfields Director Charles Venable Has Resigned After Posting a Job Ad That Sparked Allegations of Racism

Shocking Images of Packed Galleries at the Vatican Museums Suggest the Holy Institution Isn’t Following Its Own Health Regulations

After a Bitter Battle, the Guggenheim and Its New Union Have Struck a Deal for Improved Pay and Benefits

These Photographs of the Parthenon Covered by a Rare Snowstorm Like a Magical Ancient Wedding Cake Are Going Viral

The Knight Foundation Just Awarded Five Cutting-Edge Artists and Collectives $50,000 Each to Pursue Art and Technology Initiatives

Art Industry News: Nearly 100 Newfields Staffers Join the Call for the Museum’s Besieged President to Resign + Other Stories

Conceptual Artist Maria Eichhorn, Whose Work Challenges Institutional Power Structures, Will Represent Germany at the 2022 Venice Biennale

The Enormous Seven-Part Catalogue Raisonné on Pioneering Spiritual Abstractionist Hilma af Klint Is Finally Being Published

Conservators Say Murals in a Bavarian Church Date Back 1,000 Years, Making Them Among the Oldest Christian Artworks in Europe

Museums Are Selling Virtual Classes and Tours to Boost Revenue During the Pandemic. Here’s What They’ve Learned About What Works

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