The Bank of America Art Conservation Project has distributed some $20 million since 2010. Read more
Two works by the Mitchell sold at auction for more than $20 million last November. Read more
“I WANT TO TURN THE VIEWERS INTO FOREIGNERS,” Tesfaye Urgessa says to me. We’re in one of the baroque rooms in Venice’s Palazzo Bollani near San Marco, where, this week, the Addis Ababa–based painter is the first to represent Ethiopia… Read more
The Guardian published a photo of the now-terminated technician’s artwork, along with details about his motive for secretly installing it in the museum. Read more
Maine Art Scene Magazine | (Augusta, ME) Spring bursts onto the scene in Maine the first weekend of May, and this year, it coincides with the highly anticipated 12th Annual Maine Pottery Tour. Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 4,… Read more
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, has repatriated to Iraq a Sumerian copper alloy statue dating to the third millennium BCE. Museum officials returned it to Iraqi authorities in a ceremony in Washington, DC, with Iraqi prime minister Mohammed… Read more
A strong batch of shows questioned the notion of countries altogether. Read more
Trevor Yeung at the Hong Kong pavilion: The only artist I’m aware of whose chief medium has been horticulture. Yet for his Venice show he has shifted to water, appropriately enough, in a new series of installations, including Cave of Avoidanc... Read more
Robert Indiana Gets a Revealing Survey in Venice, Where ‘Love’ Is Just One of Many Emotions Explored
An exhibition at the Procuratie Vecchie shows the American artist from different views. Read more
Ahead of the official announcement on Saturday, we reflect on whose work moved us. Read more