Five Black Women Artists Consider An Alternative Telling of the Atlantic Slave Trade
Women artists complicate a fictional coda to the history of the Atlantic slave trade.
Collector and Former Christie’s Stakeholder Joe Lewis Indicted on Insider Trading Charges
Along with two of his private pilots, he was accused of having used non-public information while trading stock tips.
Santa Barbara and RISD Museums Get New Directors, RBG Collars Head to Auction, and More: Morning Links for July 26, 2023
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British Court Orders London Dealer to Pay $144,000 in Case Over Missing Bosco Sodi Work
Esperanza Koren had been loaned the piece and appears to have lost it.
Jeffrey Gibson to Become First Indigenous Artist to Represent US Solo at Venice Biennale
Never before has a Native American artist represented the country solo.
Andrew da Conceicao, Cofounder of One of Africa’s Most Important Galleries, Dies at 53
When Stevenson was launched in 2003, few other galleries like it existed in South Africa.
A Digitized Collection of Art, Poetry, and Books Will Be Permanently Installed on the Moon
The Lunar Codex contains the work of 30,000 artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers across 157 countries.
Like an ‘Exposed Nervous System,’ Ilana Savdie’s Whitney Show Captures Collective Dread
The artist discusses how the works came together, including her studio practice and environmental inspiration.
Prada Mode, Private Art Club, Heads to South Korea in Time for Frieze Seoul
Prada Mode, a social club created to provide members with art programming, will head to South Korea to host its 10th iteration.
AI-Suspected Image Taken at Gucci Exhibition Disqualified from Photography Contest
“It is a great play on what is real and not in our world indeed,” the prize’s Sydney-based distributor, Charing Cross Photo, said.