Streets: INO // Art United Us (Kiev)
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Streets: Leon Keer (Dresden)
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Streets: Miss Van (Toulouse)
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Streets: Blu (Porto Torres, Sardinia)
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Streets: Mural Social Club (Kiev)
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Streets: Bezt // Etam Cru –“Europe” (Germany)
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Overtime: Aug 8 – Aug 14
- Nicolas Party’s Pathway comes to Dallas Museum of Art.
- RIP: Betsy Davis, who passed away at the age of 41 via doctor-assisted suicide after hosting two-day party.
- RIP: Ernst Neizvestny, who passed away at the age of 91.
- RIP: The Duke of Westminster, Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, who passed away at the age of 64.
- Museum visitor interaction with works and subsequent vandalistic acts a rising concern. The Guardian also writes about vandalism fears.
- Antonio Cosme and William Lucka face huge fine and up to four years in prison for political graffiti.
- Fire breaks out on roof of Aby Rosen’s historic 190 Bowery building.
- Nipples on image of painting by Lisa Yuskavage censored on Vault Magazine cover with yellow stickers.
- Bill Cunningham had two wills, which could trigger an estate battle.
- Alec Baldwin claims he was sold different Ross Bleckner painting than one he agreed to buy from Mary Boone.
- Peter Doig takes the stand during the trial related to disputed painting. Artnet reports on day three of the trial.
- Blue Art Limited sues David Zwirner Gallery for $2mil. claiming breach of contract on a transaction. Brian Boucher has more on the case.
- Fears over the future of a Keith Haring mural in New York building where tenants have been evicted.
- Vanessa Beecroft was on Kanye West's payroll until Kim Kardashian took her off of it. She discusses more in her New York Magazine profile. Carolina A. Miranda discusses her racial insensitivity. Art F City also criticizes her.
- The 10 Most Hated Public Sculptures.
- Scott LoBaido resurrects pro-Trump sculpture on his lawn after first one is destroyed by arsonists.
- Jonathan Jones wonders if collectors are really just hoarders.
- Pokemon Go banned in various museums, memorials, institutions, and prisons in Asia.
- Group of Chilean filmmakers demand British Museum return Easter Island statue.
- Art and Cake's list of 9 Must-See Alternative Art Spaces in Los Angeles.
- UK accepts rare portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds for the Tate in lieu of $6mil. inheritance tax bill.
- Broad MSU's Fire Within: A New Generation of Chinese Women Artists includes 28 female Chinese artists.
- Jens Hoffmann declares that he is not leaving the Jewish Museum.
- The Donald and Maria Cox Collection donated to the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville.
- Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University to open in Feb. 2017. Building is designed by Michael Maltzan.
- North Carolina Museum of Art gets new outdoor works, inc. by Giuseppe Penone and Hank Willis Thomas.
- Michael Jordan donating $5mil. to Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
- The Bavarian State Paintings Collections receives donation of 58 works from Christof and Ursula Engelhorn.
- Aspen Art Museum raises $2.5mil. at annual ArtCrush event.
- The Village Voice's profile of Black Art Incubator.
- Liam Gillick named the artistic director of the first Okayama Art Summit.
- British Library teaming up with J.K. Rowling to present a historically-minded Harry Potter exhibition.
- New York’s Museum of Ice Cream pop-up institution.
- Sotheby’s reports second-quarter net income of $88.6mil., a 21% increase compared to same time a year ago. Sotheby’s rallied the most in more than four years as lower costs, improved commission margins and a jump in Asian art sales fueled higher earnings at the auction house.
- Artnews has an extensive profile of the going-ons at Sotheby's.
- First edition of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone may sell for $26k at Bonham's.
- Julien’s Auctions announces Property from the Estate of Frank and Gail Zappa Auction sale.
- How the weather affects bidding at auction sales.
- Artinfo's list of the Top Auction Houses of 2016: North America. And its list of Top Auction Houses of 2016: Africa and the Middle East.
- Peter Doig's top performing works at auction.
- Artnet explains the role of the art advisor.
- Billionaire.com's list of The World’s Top Art Consultants.
- Artnet visits Swizz Beatz’s No Commission art fair.
- Stefan Haupt discusses his collection dedicated to art of all media about money.
- Stefan Simchowitz criticizes gallery system and art dealers.
- Interview with Young Chung of Commonwealth & Council.
- Gallery Diet renames itself to Nina Johnson and will host a exhibition by BHQF's Seth Cameron.
- Kristen Dodge opens September in Hudson.
- A day in the life of Princess Eugenie of York, who talks about working at Hauser & Wirth.
- Rachel Uffner Gallery announces that it now represents Shara Hughes.
- VICE Magazine's 15th Annual Photo Issue is dedicated exclusively to women photographers.
- Jeff Koons throws first pitch at York Revolution baseball game and has his own bobblehead.
- Rebecca Morris and Roy Dowell on The Modern Art Notes Podcast.
- The Fader interviews Jordan Casteel.
- Artspace interviews Peter Marino.
- Frontrunner Magazine interviews Ryan Schneider about his work and move from NY to CA.
- Laura Lima discusses her work.
- Henry Hudson showing at Sotheby's S|2 in Sept.
- Artspace looks at 6 "fake" artists or artist alter-egos.
- Sheri Pasquarella provides 5 tips for choosing minimalist art work.
- Artinfo's list of 10 Exhibitions to See in the UK This Week.
- JT Steiny discusses his Donald Trump artwork wtih LA Weekly.
- Art & Seek profiles Vernon Fisher.
- 10 artist recall receiving their first gallery exhibition.
- David Burnett's Olympics photography.
- An evaluation of Ivanka Trump's taste in art.
- Kanye West reminds Paul McCartney of Andy Warhol.
- Dave Cortes and Marvel Comics bring Captain America sculpture to Prospect Park.
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Streets: JR (Rio de Janeiro) – Part II
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Streets: AEC (Interesni Kazki) // Bloop Festival (Ibiza)
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Streets: SHOK-1 (Paris)
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Overtime: Aug 15 – Aug 21
- David Hockney: The Yosemite Suite show is a pick in Artnet's Must-See Art Guide: Los Angeles.
- RIP: John Vaccaro, who passed away at the age of 86 due to complications from surgery.
- RIP: Jacques Terzian, who passed away at the age of 94.
- Marina Abramović compares Aborigines to dinosaurs and has other racist thoughts in her upcoming book. The artist responds. Publisher will remove racist passages from book.
- Dale Chihuly criticized for his reasons for naming a series Persians.
- How money laundering affects the art market.
- David's ankles could bring down Michelangelo’s almost perfect statue.
- Gerda Taro's images vandalized in Leipzig in politically-motivated attack.
- Two men arrested over attempted theft of a panel appropriated from Banksy work previously installed.
- CNBC thinks that Death, divorce or bankruptcy is needed to jumpstart this art market.
- Gary Nader battles Jorge Perez over bid for new museum development in Miami.
- Bradley Theodore painting of Diana Vreeland stolen from Dream Downtown hotel and then returned later.
- Madam Chung Khin Chun wanted a Xu Beihong, but instead received a replica and now broker is on trial.
- Jeff Koons work revealed to be piece surrounding $6mil. Fabrizio Moretti lawsuit against David Zwirner.
- Peter Doig's testimony in his authentication trial. Artnet reports on the final day of the trial. I. Kurator also covers the trial.
- Rain Embuscado takes us Inside the Hidden Drama Behind Modern Art’s Most Treacherous Rivalries.
- Nude Donald Trump sculptures by INDECLINE installed in cities across the US.
- New York Public Library restores original Winnie-the-Pooh stuffed dolls.
- CA judge declares that Norton Simon Museum can keep Cranach works that were subject to Nazi loot claim.
- Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors exhibition does a US-wide tour.
- Brooklyn Museum to host year-long program devoted to the history and multiplicity of feminist art.
- NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale receives promised gifts from David Horvitz and Francie Bishop Good.
- MoMA announces major Pedro Almodóvar career retrospective.
- Christopher Knight reviews Loris Gréaud's Sculpt at LACMA.
- Hammer Museum announces recipients of the three Made in LA 2016 Mohn Awards and prizes.
- The Smithsonian Institute has announces that Rachel Goslins will head the Arts and Industries Building.
- Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art names Lauren Haynes curator of contemporary art.
- Portland Museum of Art announces David E. Shaw and Family Sculpture Park, which will be free to the public.
- Stanton Williams and Asif Khan chosen to design new Museum of London at West Smithfield.
- Minneapolis Institute of Art receives $6mil. bequest to focus on Asian art and events.
- Crocker Art Museum acquires work by Allison Schulnik.
- NY Times looks at Steven Korff's ceramics collection.
- Cobo interviews Marta Gnyp about collecting.
- Helen Molesworth answers some questions.
- Steven Cohen's Point72 Asset Management dropped two thirds of its Sotheby’s stock. Sotheby's shares doing well since the last year.
- Sotheby’s to auction off traditional Chinese paintings from the Roy and Marilyn Papp Collection.
- The Collection of B.Z. + Michael Schwartz currently on display at Sotheby's.
- Elizabeth Tenenbaum's artwork picks from Code Art Fair.
- Artnet's list of the top Asian art collectors.
- Tom Ford’s Tadao Ando-designed Santa Fe, New Mexico ranch on the market for $75mil.
- H&H Classics offering Porsche Carrera acclaimed as most successful by Classic 911 Magazine for over £1mil.
- Why Stefan Simchowitz Is the Donald Trump of the Art World.
- Gustavo Aceves to install monumental sculptures, addressing migration issues, in front of Rome's Colosseum.
- Hueman designs Nike Hyperdunk 2016 shoe.
- Omul Negru at Nicodim Gallery is a Artforum Critic's Pick.
- A list of New York’s 20 hottest public artworks on display this summer.
- Artnet discusses advice and etiquette around museum or gallery dates.
- Tracie Ching's Kickstarter for her Wes Anderson-themed merit badges.
- Washington Post writes about fan participation and demand in the arts.
- Burning Man to get a transformed Boeing 747 jet.
- Larry Gagosian and Shaq to produce Killer Bees, a film about a black basketball team in the Hamptons.
- Madonna coming to Art Basel Miami Beach in 2016 and wants to take a couple of fans along with her.
- David Bowie gets commemorative plaque on former home in Berlin.
- Supreme makes a brick.
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Studio Visits: Tomoo Gokita
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Streets: Patrick Shearn –“Liquid Shard” (Los Angeles)
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Streets / Recap: POW! WOW! Antelope Valley
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Streets: Logan Hicks – Bowery & Houston Mural
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Streets: Know Hope –“Vicariously Speaking” Project
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Overtime: Aug 22 – Aug 28
- Carolina A. Miranda gives us a tour of Glenstone. Above: pair of reflecting pools by Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
- The demise of Qatar's art scene.
- Experts fear many historic buildings might have been damaged as a consequence of the earthquake in Italy. Italian museums to donate ticket sales on Sunday to earthquake rescue efforts.
- Paris terrorist attacks and flooding cause 20% drop in attendance at the Louvre.
- Ai Weiwei says his work was pulled from Yinchuan Biennale due to political sensitivity.
- Roland Scahill indicted after he raised money for fake Broadway play that would have starred Lupita N’yongo.
- Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi pleads guilty to destroying Timbuktu mausoleums. A first war crimes case of its kind.
- Banksy's Spy Booth street piece may be lost forever. BBC also covers the removal.
- James Smith sues the Met saying he was fired due to false allegations.
- Mynxii White sues Richard Prince over Instagram photo work.
- Defne Ayas pulls out of Antarctic Biennale.
- Leonardo Dicaprio may have canceled hosting a Clinton fundraiser due to his ties to Jho Low.
- Louis Hock builds a wall at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego to protest Trump.
- The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego eliminates eight full-time positions and 20 part-time positions.
- Speed Art Museum lays off seven employees and reduces hours of two more after unveiling renovation plans.
- Björk fans upset and unhappy that Somerset House seeks unpaid volunteers for VR show.
- Marina Abramović apologizes for her racist and controversial comments about aboriginal Australians.
- Judge rules in favor of Peter Doig in his authentication trial. The Art Law Blog comments.
- Portrait bought by Belgian couple for €450 turns out to be a long lost early work by Willem de Kooning.
- The deal SFMOMA made to acquire the Fisher collection.
- New video series has artists discussing works in LACMA's collection.
- Ben David reviews Forty at MoMA PS1.
- The New York Public Library exhibits some Japanese Dada works.
- Serpentine Sackler Gallery to host major Zaha Hadid show.
- Prince's Paisley Park estate and studio in Minneapolis will open for public tours in October.
- McNay Art Museum receives $1mil. donation from G.A.C. Halff Foundation.
- PAM appoints new deputy directors: Adrienne Chadwick, Melissa Cowley Wolf, and Christina Boomer Vazquez.
- SculptureCenter fall programming will feature solo exhibitions by Cosima von Bonin and Aki Sasamoto.
- Ben Davis shares 10 Fall Museum Shows to Get Excited About Around the US.
- St. Moritz Art Masters opens this weekend with a focus on the United States.
- Erin Thompson writes about the reasons people collect art.
- Kelly Osbourne and Zackary Drucker team up for TransNation Festival, a transgender film festival in LA.
- Henri Neuendorf discusses the tax benefits of having private museums in the US.
- Artinfo interviews Sarah Cottier Gallery.
- Massive short-term interest in Sotheby's stock.
- Christie's attempting to revive interest in the fallen angels of India’s contemporary art scene.
- Truman Capote's ashes offered in Los Angeles at Julien’s Auctions.
- Michael Jackson's RIAA gold record for Thriller to be offered at auction by Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
- 1955 Jaguar D-Type becomes the most expensive British automobile sold at auction at RM Sotheby's.
- Chart Art Fair opens in Copenhagen.
- Gallerists that also make and exhibit their art.
- Modern Painters' list of the top galleries of 2016 in Europe. Also their list of the top galleries in Asia. And of course, a list for Africa.
- Surace interviews Jack Shainman.
- Larry's List visits and interviews Jeffrey N. Dauber about his collection.
- Claire Tabouret, Awol Erizku, and Cara Benedetto is now represented by Night Gallery.
- Pavel Zoubok Gallery will soon join forces with George Adams Gallery.
- Haynes Fine Art launches new gallery with rare and unseen works by Andy Warhol.
- The New Yorker profiles Michael Heizer, whose City is nearly complete.
- AnOther Magazine writes about Jamian Juliano-Villani and her upcoming Studio Voltaire show.
- New York Times profiles Tom Wesselmann.
- Artinfo has a Q&A with Jessica Stockholder.
- Kent Twitchell creating another Ed Ruscha mural for Downtown Los Angeles.
- Tom Sachs discusses his collaboration with Frank Ocean. Wolfgang Tillmans also discusses working with the musician. How Wolfgang Tillmans' track ended up on Frank Ocean's album.
- Lensratch revisits the Elizabeth Avedon Mixtape.
- Mitzi Pederson, Josh Faught, Simone Bailey, Will Rogan, and Ruth Laskey finalists for 2016 SF Artadia Awards.
- Peter Alexander at Parrasch Heijnen Gallery is an Artforum Critic's Pick.
- Artnet's list of 20 New York Gallery Exhibitions Everyone Should See This Fall. And their preview of NY museum exhibitions.
- John Baldessari limited edition print released to benefit Lincoln Center Education.
- Madonna surprises fans by visiting MoMA.
- James Franco releases bizarre erotic music video shot at Chateau Marmont.
- Amy Schumer complains about Anna Wintour’s Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Streets: Telmo Miel // UGANGprosjektet (Norway)
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Streets: Nychos // Mural Harbor (Austria)
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Streets: Nimi (Stavanger)
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