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Jan 13

Wages at Museums are Rising, But So Too is Inflation

As institutions implement their federal grants, it's essential that they continue to keep workers in mind. 
By Helen Holmes
Feb 24

Conversations with Sam Pollard and Lyle Ashton Harris on HBO’s ‘Black Art’

Sam Pollard’s newest documentary, "Black Art: In the Absence of Light" highlights the late David Driskell’s legacy as an artist and curator.
By Nia Tucker
Feb 10

LACMA Will No Longer Provide Its Director with Housing, Setting a New Precedent

Museums have been considering deaccessioning artwork to raise funds, but perks for executives aren't necessary expenditures.
By Helen Holmes
Jan 14

The MET’s ‘About Time’: What is the Museum Industry’s Role in Sustainability?

By Divya K. Chhabra, M.D
"Slowed and Throwed: Records of the City Through Mutated Lenses" at the Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston.
Mar 2

Spring’s Best Museum Shows Celebrate the Influence of Daring Experimentalists

By Helen Holmes
Nov 5

Keanu Reeves Is the Latest Celebrity to Date an Artist: LA-Based Alexandra Grant

By Helen Holmes
Sep 30

Kanye West Is Releasing an IMAX Movie Shot in James Turrell’s Roden Crater

By Helen Holmes
Jul 26

Renovations at LACMA Won’t Halt Promising New Exhibitions

By Helen Holmes
Apr 1

Arts Power 50: The Changemakers Shaping the Art World in 2019

By Paddy Johnson, Mary von Aue, Juliet Helmke, Sissi Cao and Helen Holmes
Charles White, Sound of Silence, 1978. Printed by David Panosh, published by Hand Graphics, Ltd. Color lithograph on paper.
Oct 12

Charles White’s Students on Why They—and the Art World—Wouldn’t Be the Same Without His Work

By Nora Tomas
Jim Shaw, Martian Portraits, 1978
Sep 14

From Warhol’s Pop Masterpieces to Manny Farber’s ‘Termite Art,’ the 15 Must-See Exhibitions of Fall 2018

By Paddy Johnson
Apr 19

David Hockney on How Grief and Aging Shaped His New, Bright Paintings

By Jordan Riefe
The up-and-coming art world power players of 2017.
Sep 28

Emerging Art World Power Players

By Taylor Dafoe
Tile, Syria, Damascus, about 1600, Fritware, underglaze-painted, Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Jun 1

The Next Big Thing in Design Inspiration Is Museum Collections

By Alanna Martinez
Institutions from MoMA to the Art Institute of Chicago will be hosting this spring's blockbuster museum shows.
Mar 31

Top 10 Must-See Museum Shows Opening This Spring

By Alanna Martinez
The Great Hall at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Mar 14

The Admission Fees Are Too Damn High

By Daniel Grant
Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama answers questions during a press preview for an 32-hour art event at Roppongi shopping district in Tokyo on March 22, 2012. (Photo credit: )
Oct 19

The Modern Art That Scared Stalin; Disney, LACMA and Snapchat Team Up … And More

By Guelda Voien
Uffizi Gallery in Florence.
Aug 17

Is the Guillermo Del Toro Art Show Pandering? Ancient Dolphin Species Found… & More

By Guelda Voien
Foundation Louis Vuitton covered by a temporary artwork by French artist Daniel Buren titled Observatory of Light, Work in Situ.
Jun 1

Meet the Gorgeous Museums of the Future, More Staffers Flee Paddle8

By Alanna Martinez
Artist studios can be found at 50 West Street in Lower Manhattan.
May 31

Developers Save Space for Artists, Africa Biggest Museum Rises in Cape Town

By Alanna Martinez
Georgia O'Keeffe's Series 1, No. 8, 1919.
Apr 28

Lego Says It Didn’t Mean to Shun Ai Weiwei, Don’t Call That Art a Vagina—and More…

By Ryan Steadman
The National Palace Museum in Taipei.
Mar 31

Taipei Museum Is World’s Most Visited, Kanye Copies Homeless Man’s Look—and More

By Alanna Martinez
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Talk: Martin Creed Public Art Fund Talk at the New School In 2012, Martin Creed rallied thousands to ring bells together in celebration for the London Olympics in his piece Work No. 1197, All the Bells in a Country Rung as Quickly and Loudly as Possible for Three Minutes. One of the U.K.’s biggest names in Contemporary Art, he’s kicking off the Spring 2015 Public Art Fund talks at the New School this Wednesday. A release on the New School’s website says he’ll chat about about his work in a “performative lecture.” — Alanna Martinez The New School, the Auditorium at 66 West 12th Street, Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall, New York, 6:30 p.m.
Mar 23

Martin Creed Heads to Park Avenue Armory, Chris Burden LACMA Lights Turn Off—and More

By Alanna Martinez
The after-party.
Mar 17

Miami Nice: PAMM Gala Doubles as Coming Out Party for Museum’s Popular New Director

By Guelda Voien
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