John Waters has pledged to donate his art collection to the Baltimore Museum once he dies—so long as it names its bathrooms after him:
A Kushner brother angles to become a mega-collector, Ai Weiwei sows misinformation on Biden win, and more juicy art-world gossip in this week's Wet Paint:
The first blue pigment discovered in 200 years is finally commercially available. Here's why it already has a loyal following:
Madrid's Prado Museum, renowned for Old Masters, will overhaul its galleries to better represent women and non-European artists:
Marine archaeologists have uncovered an ancient shipwreck filled with treasures off the coast of Greece:
12 artists poised to break out in big ways in 2021, according to our survey of top dealers, advisors, and curators:
Rosie Lee Tompkins's quilts gave critic Roberta Smith a 'new standard' to measure contemporary art. What happens to her legacy now?:
Gee's Bend quilter Lola Pettway works in a long family tradition—here are three facts you may not know about her art:
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China is tightening its grip on Hong Kong, stoking fears of censorship and financial trouble for the art scene.
Who did this... Yet another amateur art restorer in Spain has absolutely demolished a once-beautiful artwork:
Spain has been hit by yet another bungling restorer, who turned this Virgin Mary painting into an unrecognizable blob:
Tomás Saraceno just earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records—many times over.
This week, our podcast features a personal account from a native Hong Konger watching her city reckon with its future.
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