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She previously worked as director of visual arts at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. Read More

The post Columbia Taps New Gallery Director: Betti-Sue Hertz on Her Plans for the Closely Watched Space appeared first on ARTnews.

The Pre-Raphaelites have always had a tough time winning respect. Formed in England in 1848, the group has long been considered an art-historical outlier, thanks to its members’ then-unfashionable emphasis on faith and religion. And their earnest, romantic subjects can … Read More

The post On the ‘Noble Failure’ of the Pre-Raphaelites, a Group Long Held in ‘Generally Low Repute,’ in 1964: From the Archives appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post Art En Route: London Museum Acquires Climate Protest Materials, Baltimore Museum Will Spotlight Women Artists in 2020, and More appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post Surf’s Up at Gagosian, Keith Haring Mural Lives, and More: Morning Links for August 16, 2019 appeared first on ARTnews.

The writing is part of a collection of artists' letters to be published this fall. Read More

The post Monet Slammed Dealer’s Plan for Unauthorized Display of His Work in 1888 Letter: Read It Here appeared first on ARTnews.

The closely followed group's latest work is a commission for the Art Institute in the city. Read More

The post ‘A Sacred Architectural Gesture’: In Chicago, Postcommodity Addresses Migration and Community Through Spare, Sturdy Constructions appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post New Allegations in Robert Indiana Affair, Jeffrey Epstein’s Artist Brother, and More: Morning Links for August 15, 2019 appeared first on ARTnews.

The eighth iteration of the freewheeling art-making session took place at Sammy's Beach. Read More

The post Let’s Rock the Beach: Artists Stage Annual Beach Painting Club on Hamptons Sand, Partying and Painting in Honor of Elaine de Kooning appeared first on ARTnews.

Denise Murrell's work as a curator and academic has provided a richer, deeper understanding of paintings that long seemed familiar to many. Read More

The post In Paris, ‘Black Models’ Show Offers Essential Insights on Figures Excluded From Art History appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post Cuban Artist Arrested, New NEH Grants, Detroit’s Growing Art Scene, and More: Morning Links for August 14, 2019 appeared first on ARTnews.

Kathleen Forde will serve as PaceX's curator of experiential art. Read More

The post Eyeing Art-Technology Commissions, Pace Gallery Launches PaceX Initiative—Christy MacLear Named CEO appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post Olafur Eliasson’s Tate Modern Show Deemed Inaccessible, Ronald Jones dies at 67, and More: Morning Links from August 13, 2019 appeared first on ARTnews.

Tania Bruguera, Regina José Galindo, Pia Camil, and Javier Téllez are among those to sign the letter. Read More

The post Artists Demand Removal of Work from Aichi Trienniale Following Censorship Controversy appeared first on ARTnews.

His highly academic pieces blended recognizable cultural objects with abstracted shapes. Read More

The post Ronald Jones, Inspired Conceptual Artist and Devoted Academic, Is Dead at 67 appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post ARTnews in Brief: Noguchi Museum Names New Assistant Curator, and More from August 12, 2019 appeared first on ARTnews.

Artists, curators, and other art types played a vital role in forcing the resignation of Governor Ricardo Rosselló. Read More

The post Puerto Rico’s Arts Community Reacts to Protests: ‘The Country We Are Making Together Has to Be Forged in Equity’ appeared first on ARTnews.

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The post Istanbul Biennial Makes Location Change, Pace Gallery Expands in New York, and More: Morning Links from August 12, 2019 appeared first on ARTnews.

The artist, with her husband Ed, created some of the most unforgettable sculptural installations of the 20th century. Read More

The post Nancy Kienholz, Half of Artist Duo Known for Oddball, Sometimes Controversial Installations, Dead at 75 appeared first on ARTnews.

Berman worked at what is now the Met Breuer back when it was the Whitney in the early 1990s. Read More

The post David Berman Memorialized at Met Breuer by Artists, Writers, and Musicians appeared first on ARTnews.

In his bizarre and entrancing work, he made metals, liquids, and even people float. Read More

The post Takis, Giant of Kinetic Art Movement Who Harnessed the Strange Power of Magnets, Dead at 93 appeared first on ARTnews.