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• Professor Pledges to Remove Name from Brauer Museum if Valparaiso University Moves Forward with Deaccession September 6, 2024
  Richard Brauer, a nonagenarian art history professor who has opposed a controversial plan by Valparaiso University in Indiana to sell three key paintings from its collection, said he will request his name be stripped from its museum building, which currently honors him. Brauer’s statement, which was distributed to ARTnews through his attorney on Thursday, comes […]
  Angelica Villa
• 6 Shows to See in Seoul During Frieze September 6, 2024
  There was a lot to see.
  Harrison Jacobs
• The Best Booths at Independent 20th Century, From Elegant Modernism to Native American Punk  September 6, 2024
  The fair is precisely measured, very international, and somewhat studious, but not without vitality or glamour.
  Daniel Cassady
• An Artist-Made Billboard in Times Square Has a Hidden Message: Save Gaza September 6, 2024
  Artist Amadon snuck a nod to the plight of Palestinians in Gaza within the LG Art Lab billboard.
  Tessa Solomon
• Armory Show VIP Day Kicks Off the Fall Season with Sales of Works by Walton Ford, Lynne Drexler, and More September 6, 2024
  The 30th anniversary edition of the Armory Show marked the beginning of the fall season in New York, and that means that school is officially back in session, as dealers and collectors are fond of saying. Since the Frieze’s acquisition of the Armory Show and Expo Chicago, there has been talk of an art fair conglomerate pulling […]
  Daniel Cassady
• Derek Boshier, British Pop Artist Who Made Work for David Bowie and The Clash, Dies at 87 September 6, 2024
  His work appeared on the cover of two albums by Bowie.
  Alex Greenberger
• Rebranded London Museum Receives $65 M. Cash Injection as Construction Costs Swell by $130 M. September 6, 2024
  The discovery of an underground network of Victorian-era tunnels has ballooned the museum's budget.
  George Nelson
• Artemisia Gentileschi Painting Goes on View for First Time in Nearly 400 Years at Texas Museum September 6, 2024
  The Kimbell Art Museum recently acquired the work, which has been held privately for four centuries.
  Alex Greenberger
• Rheim Alkadhi Offers a Path Toward Liberation in Palestine-Themed Artworks in London September 6, 2024
  The artist frequently makes use of found objects that speak to big themes, from migration to the land.
  Alex Greenberger
• The First English-Language Monet Biography Portrays an Artist Capturing Nature Eclipsed by the Industrial Revolution’s Smoggy Haze September 6, 2024
  The book also concerns the nature of genius and the indiscretions it permits.
  Emily Watlington

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