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Reviews

Does Beeple Deserve a Museum Exhibition?

The artist is currently the subject of a survey at the Deji Art Museum in Nanjing, China.

By Ann Binlot

Editor’s Picks

Justin Sun Eats the Banana He Bought for $6.2 M. at Sotheby’s in New York Last Week

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News

American Art Galleries Closing in Mexico City: ‘Nobody Likes a Tourist’

Ceramic sculptures that look abstract but forms in Gregg shorthand.

Artists

Nadia Myre Brings an Exhibition on French Colonization in Canada to France’s Heartland

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Giant text says Lookbook and there are 5 models wearing outfits with artworks printed onto them.

The Year in Art & Fashion Collaborations

Taking stock of this year's looks.

By
Chloe Wise, Jeppe Ugelvig
48 mins ago

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA - FEBRUARY 14: A worker stands in front of the National Museum of Ethiopia on February 14, 2024 in central Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. More than 20 million Ethiopians are in need of food aid, according to estimates from the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA). The situation is particularly acute in drought-stricken Tigray, in the country's north, which is still recovering from a two-year war between the Ethiopian government and allied forces on one side, and Tigrayan forces on the other, during which the region's economy was devastated and many were displaced. The combined effects of war and drought have raised the specter of famine, which the federal government in Addis Ababa denies is imminent, saying it is committed to providing aid. (Photo by Ed Ram/Getty Images)

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France Returns Prehistoric Artifacts to Ethiopia in Diplomatic ‘Handover’

The prehistoric artifacts had been stored at the French embassy in Addis Ababa.

By
Karen K. Ho
Dec 2, 2024 5:54 pm

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After a Major Restoration, Notre Dame Cathedral is Reopening. Here’s What to Expect.

Two Catholic masses will commemorate its reopening next Sunday, December 8.

By
Francesca Aton
Dec 2, 2024 4:11 pm

Art sculptures line the Northern shoreline of the Bulb, on Friday Nov. 22, 2013 in Albany, Ca. The City of Albany is implementing a waterfront park transition plan that would move people living in the Albany Bulb into a temporary shelter, with the eventual transfer of the Bulb to McLaughlin Eastshore Park. (Photo By Michael Macor/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)

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Gamma Radiation Detected at Popular Bay Area Sculpture Park

The Albany Bulb, a former municipal landfill, has for years been home to popular hiking trails and a sculpture park.

By
Tessa Solomon
Dec 2, 2024 3:05 pm

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Datebook: The Art World’s Winter Happenings to Add to Your Calendar

Exhibitions, books, and music to look forward to in winter 2024-25.

By
Art in America
Dec 2, 2024 2:15 pm

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Artists

Artist Violette Bule and Art Historian Michel Otayek Talk About Their Recent Exhibition and the Political Crisis in Venezuela

Between 2010 and 2012, artist Violette Bule held a series of free photography workshops in penitentiaries in her home country of Venezuela. Over 3,000 images were created by the workshops'…

By
Shan-Chuan Hsiao
Dec 2, 2024 1:56 pm

An image is projected on the site of the Guggenheim Museum that reads "My AIDS Won't Fit in Your Museum."

News

Newsmakers: Visual AIDS Executive Director Kyle Croft Reflects on 35 Years of ‘Day Without Art’

Founded in 1989, the event coincides with World AIDS Day each December.

By
Maximilíano Durón
Dec 2, 2024 1:21 pm

A Mexican woman with pig tails, bright red eyeliner, a black tube top and black blazer stands in front of a painting. The painting encircles the artist in red and two hearts flank her. Her body eclipses a painting of a graveyard scene.

News

Artist Frieda Toranzo Jaeger Says Her Views on Palestine Caused Her to Lose Funding and a Show in Germany

A journalist had led a "harassment" campaign against her, she said.

By
Alex Greenberger
Dec 2, 2024 12:09 pm

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The Best Cyber Monday Deals on Tech for Artists

We've found great buys on tech equipment for the studio.

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The ARTnews Recommends Editors
Dec 2, 2024 8:00 am

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Cyber Weekend Deals on Art Supplies and Gifts Continue Today

Shop now and save on gifts for artists of all ages and skill levels.

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The ARTnews Recommends Editors
Nov 30, 2024 8:38 pm

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As the AI Girlfriend Industry Takes Off, These Feminist Artists are Hacking the System

AI can make just about anything. And yet, AI girlfriends tend to conform to the boring and normative male fantasies.

By Emily Watlington

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Jean-Pierre Villafañe Details His Painting on Art in America’s Latest Cover

By Andy Battaglia

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Art in America’s Winter “Collaborations” Issue Features First-Rate Fashion Projects, Ugly AI Girls, Sculpture’s Maximalist Turn, and More

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Taína Cruz’s Eerie Paintings Merge Gritty Realism and Haunting Spirituality

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Does Beeple Deserve a Museum Exhibition?

Editor’s Picks

Justin Sun Eats the Banana He Bought for $6.2 M. at Sotheby’s in New York Last Week

American Art Galleries Closing in Mexico City: ‘Nobody Likes a Tourist’

Nadia Myre Brings an Exhibition on French Colonization in Canada to France’s Heartland

Latest News

The Year in Art & Fashion Collaborations

France Returns Prehistoric Artifacts to Ethiopia in Diplomatic ‘Handover’

After a Major Restoration, Notre Dame Cathedral is Reopening. Here’s What to Expect.

Gamma Radiation Detected at Popular Bay Area Sculpture Park

Datebook: The Art World’s Winter Happenings to Add to Your Calendar

Artist Violette Bule and Art Historian Michel Otayek Talk About Their Recent Exhibition and the Political Crisis in Venezuela

Newsmakers: Visual AIDS Executive Director Kyle Croft Reflects on 35 Years of ‘Day Without Art’

Artist Frieda Toranzo Jaeger Says Her Views on Palestine Caused Her to Lose Funding and a Show in Germany

The Best Cyber Monday Deals on Tech for Artists

Cyber Weekend Deals on Art Supplies and Gifts Continue Today

As the AI Girlfriend Industry Takes Off, These Feminist Artists are Hacking the System

Jean-Pierre Villafañe Details His Painting on Art in America’s Latest Cover

Art in America’s Winter “Collaborations” Issue Features First-Rate Fashion Projects, Ugly AI Girls, Sculpture’s Maximalist Turn, and More

Taína Cruz’s Eerie Paintings Merge Gritty Realism and Haunting Spirituality

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An Infamous Banksy Mural Is Being Sold Along With the Building It Is Painted On

Chlöe and Halle Bailey, Daisy Ridley, Alexa Chung: The Fashion Awards 2024 Red Carpet Arrivals

Apple Music Replay 2024 is live ahead of Spotify Wrapped

Sporticast 402: The NFL Is Investing in Mexico’s Top Soccer League?

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An Infamous Banksy Mural Is Being Sold Along With the Building It Is Painted On

Chlöe and Halle Bailey, Daisy Ridley, Alexa Chung: The Fashion Awards 2024 Red Carpet Arrivals

Apple Music Replay 2024 is live ahead of Spotify Wrapped

Sporticast 402: The NFL Is Investing in Mexico’s Top Soccer League?

The Best Yoga Mats for Any Practice, According to Instructors