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As Galleries Ponder Art-Tech Initiatives, Hauser & Wirth Plans ArtLab Program

The new initiative kicks off with a "VR-based" exhibition.

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From controversial institutional critique to activist-minded withdrawals, these works were points of protest.

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One person was injured in the explosion, which police deemed an accident.

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The sales will now coincide with Sotheby's and Phillips's rescheduled and relocated Hong Kong auctions.

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Tuan Andrew Nguyen’s Mystical Art Brings People In Touch With Lost Ancestors

In a new James Cohan Gallery show, the artist considers the legacy of colonialism.

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"It seemed like the obvious thing to do," she said.

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Her work frequently dealt with feminist, environmentalist, and Jewish themes.

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Dealer Marc Glimcher describes his month with Covid-19 in a new op-ed.

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"We are facing an existential crisis," one nonprofit director said.

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From paintings of seafood to smart drinks made of plastic, artists have made food a fundamental tool.

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Sophia Al-Maria on Dystopias, Gulf Futurism, and Sad Sacks

The fractured, nonlinear temporality embedded in the notion of Gulf Futurism, which encompasses both gleaming skyscrapers and the harsh conditions faced by the migrant laborers who build them, recurs in many of the video and installation works Al-Maria has produced.

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Nonprofit Loans Prove Problematic, Museums Safeguard Collections, and More: Morning Links from April 7, 2020

Here's what we're reading this morning.

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In the Studio: Sophia Al-Maria

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The dealer is selling the work privately for $10 million.

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Artemisia Gentileschi Made History with 17th-Century Feminist Art. These Are Her Most Famous Works.

She has come to be seen as a feminist artist avant la lettre.