Spotlight: Mira Satryan
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Mira Satryan
Paul Zimmerman: You were born in Poland and studied art in Krakow. How did it influence your work?
Mira Satryan: It was quite the opposite. The fact that I l...
David Hockney: A Life in Drawing
NY Times - Whether we’re related by blood or not, our loved ones have been very much with us these last several months. Some have been physically with us, at our elbows, sheltering at home, strengthening and so...
Banksy’s Rapidly Rising Market, Explained
Artsy - Banksy has closely guarded his identity for decades, and he’s also long played a uniquely active role in shaping the way his work is presented and sold. - read more ...
2020 celebrates new york’s architecture with in-person and virtual events
designboom - As a media partner of archtober, designboom previews new york’s architecture and design month, and the events and activities you can get involved with, below. - read more...
Original or fake? Museum Ludwig puts its Russian avant-garde art to the test
The Art Newspaper - Questions over the authenticity of Russian avant-garde art have plagued the market for decades. Now, a groundbreaking new exhibition at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne has begun to provide ans...
Sotheby’s auction of Keith Haring’s collection achieved $4.6 million, with every lot sold
artsy -Sotheby’s online auction of works from the collection of Keith Haring, “Dear Keith,” closed on Thursday, achieving $4.6 million with a 100 percent sell-through rate by lot, a so-called “white-glove” sale...
Spotlight: Iliyan Ivanov
"A sense of rawness translating in the meaning of openness.”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Iliyan Ivanov
Paul Zimmerman: You were born in Bulgaria and have been living in the US for many...
Critics, scholars—and even museum’s own curator—condemn decision to postpone Philip Guston show over Ku Klux Klan imagery
The Art Newspaper - Move is deemed “cowardly” and “patronising” after joint statement from host museums including National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC and London’s Tate Modern. - read more ...
With His Dizzying New Videos, Artist Bruce Nauman Is Less a Jester of Contemporary Life Than a Prophet of What’s to Come
artnet news - Bruce Nauman has made a career out of unsettling audiences—or at least, shaking up the dailiness of life—with a various-and-sundry practice that has stretched from the absurdist, at-times whimsica...
How MoMA and the CIA Conspired to Use Unwitting Artists to Promote American Propaganda During the Cold War
artnet news - When the US government established the CIA in 1947, it included a division known as the Propaganda Assets Inventory, a branch of psychological warfare intended to boost pro-American messaging duri...