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More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information):
- Three shows coming up from Ai Weiwei in Los Angeles starting at the end of the month.
- Interview with Conor Harrington about his new show "The Story of Us & Them" at Heni Gallery.
- Street artist Revok and H&M settle dispute over an ad that featured his work without permission.
- Inside his London studio, Mark Wallinger contemplates our desire for self-reflection and recognition.
- The Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation has opened with an exhibition of 50 years of Resnick’s work.
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- Jessica Silverman’s secret to 10 years of success as a gallerist? Hustle harder.
- Nino Mier Gallery to open a third Los Angeles space.
- Hollis Taggart opens third space in Chelsea gallery district.
- Jan Fabre accused of inappropriate behavior in open letter.
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- SHDW Gallery out of Melbourne, Australia drops "The Supreme Leader" print by Lushsux.
- Printed Matter’s NY Art Book Fair returns September 21–23.
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James Evans is a creator of photorealistic paintings inspired by the human experience.
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Leonard A. Lauder gives
Juan Gris painting to Metropolitan Museum of Art.
- Renoir painting stolen by Nazis returned to rightful owner.
- Court rejects claim to Matisse owned by National Gallery.
- In Buenos Aires, Art Basel tests its ability to mint new cultural capitals.
- Frieze unveils a power-packed exhibitor list and a star-studded host committee for its first Los Angeles edition.
- Who says culture doesn’t pay? $9.9 billion was spent on new arts projects around the globe in 2017.
- Will the European art market find a new centre by looking to Paris after Brexit?
- Four curators at the Guggenheim discuss commissions, collecting, and the future of museums.
- Can you guess which of these paintings was not made by a human?
- Is contemporary art the kale of the art world?
- The 5 power moves transforming the art market this Fall.
- Charline von Heyl at Petzel Gallery is the show to beat this season in New York.
- We asked a comedian, a rock star, and 13 other influential people to tell us their must-see fall art shows.
- Will this painting make David Hockney the most expensive living artist when Christie’s sells it this fall?
- Works by iconic artists lead Sotheby's Modern and Contemporary Art 2018 Autumn Evening Sales.
- Art adviser Joel Straus to sell Kerry James Marshall’s ‘Study for Past Times’ at Sotheby’s..
- How Trump’s immigration crackdown is targeting artists.
- Urs Fischer transforms collector Dasha Zhukova into a giant wax candle—then burns her to the ground.
- The forgotten legacy of Richard Bernstein, Andy Warhol’s favorite artist.
- Warhol wanted to paint houses and other revelations from the latest volume of the artist’s catalogue raisonné.
- The German artists who put white flags on the Brooklyn Bridge are still facing criminal charges.
- Hank Willis Thomas pulls work from a South African art fair after a photographer levels plagiarism charges.
- Performance artists get kicked out of the Prado for making naked gender-fluidity statements in front of works.
- Emotional intelligence at the London Design Biennale.
- What’s in store at La Biennale Paris this year.
- Podcast: Art Pilgrimages with Dia Art Foundation's Jessica Morgan.
- Five ways creatives are fixing cannabis’s image problem.
- How Liza Lou’s obsession with beads transformed a village in South Africa.
- Experts believe they have discovered the world’s oldest drawings in a South African cave.
- ‘I had no idea:’ A Bristol shopkeeper regrets accidentally painting over one of Banksy’s earliest murals.
- Embattled private equity firm Abraaj Group fails to renew Art Dubai sponsorship.
- How the V&A Dundee is rewriting the history of Scotland.
- National Portrait Gallery announces partial closure in London Fashion Week.
- The Fondation Cartier plans to open a new, enormous contemporary art space in Paris.
- A look at the newest blue pigment and how a color becomes a commodity.
- ‘It is a strange little science-fiction period in the history of photography’–Wim Wenders on his Polaroids.
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Eleven
tips for getting the most out of an art class.
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Drawing is the best way to
learn, even if you’re no Leonardo da Vinci.
