The DA held a repatriation ceremony yesterday, March 22. (via the Turkish Consulate in New York on Twitter) The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office (DA) announcement yesterday, March 22, that it …
Welcome to Wet Paint in the Wild, the free – and free – spin-off! – from Artnet News Pro’s beloved Wet Paint gossip column, where we give art world insiders …
Japanese-Samoan artist Yuki Kihara is perhaps best known for her work that challenges depictions of the Pacific Islands and its people popularized by Western artists and colonial-era photographers. Often using …
Graphic designer Dan Cassaro riffed on the “We
Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know this Thursday, March 23. …
In one of the first court cases in the United States to test the application of blockchain technology to artists’ rights, a New York court has dismissed a lawsuit over …
Kevin McCoy, the artist widely credited with creating the first NFT, and auction house Sotheby’s have won a court victory in a lawsuit challenging the terms and propriety of a …
In the week before Richard Verdi’s death, an advance copy of his latest publication…Velazquez (Thames & Hudson, 2023) – was delivered to his bedside. In life he was incapable of …
A large-scale artwork exhibited during Hong Kong Art Week has been censored after the artist revealed the artwork was embedded with pro-democracy messages. Pro-Beijing media accused the work of being …
Last month, nearly three years after it closed due to Covid-19, the Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland, reopened. Its return and renaming (from …
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