Artist Jonas Wood Discusses His Latest Exhibition Focused on His Drawing Practice, ‘The Backbone of His Studio Practice’
The artist is currently the subject of an exhibition at Karma in New York, focusing on his drawings from the past 20 years.
Influential Roving Project We Buy Gold Opens Edition Juxtaposing Kerry James Marshall and David Hammons With New Art Stars
Also included in the show are Lorraine O’Grady, Lynette Yiadome-Boakye, and others of note.
Hermitage Amsterdam, Soon to Be Renamed H’ART Museum, Settles Brand Dispute with HART magazine
The Hermitage Amsterdam rebranded following its split from the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
Guggenheim Museum to Raise Admission to $30, Becoming One of the Most Expensive Institutions in the US
The Whitney Museum announced a similar move several weeks ago.
Australian Investigation Finds No ‘Improper Interference’ by White Studio Staff in Paintings by Indigenous Collective
The National Gallery of Australia began looking into claims against the APY Art Centre Collective several months ago.
Ancient Arrowhead Made of Meteorite Material Found in Switzerland, Mystifying Archaeologists
The material was closest, chemically, to one that had fallen in Estonia, suggesting a previously unknown trade route.
Iwona Blazwick to Curate 2024 Istanbul Biennial, Dallas Museum Taps Nieto Sobejano for Expansion, and More: Morning Links for August 4, 2023
Here’s what we’re reading this morning.
Greece Will Implement a Daily Limit of 20,000 Visitors to the Acropolis Starting in September
The new policy is aimed at protecting the popular Greek monument and UNESCO World Heritage site.
At Noon on a Japanese Beach, Cai Guo-Qiang Stages a ‘Solemn and Monumental’ Fireworks Tribute to the 2011 Earthquake Victims
Now 65, the inexhaustible artist has also collaborated with Saint Laurent on show in Tokyo.
More Than 75 Years Later, Partition’s Painful Legacy Persists for Artists
Many could not bear to speak of the tragedy, yet some tried to capture what they witnessed in detail.