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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Why Ultra-Contemporary Artists Are So Obsessed With Old Masters' by J. Cabelle Ahn for
@artnet.bsky.social
. Contemporary artists are reviving Old Master techniques to ground their work in art history amid changes in technology.
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Why Ultra-Contemporary Artists Are So Obsessed With Old Masters | Artnet News
Amid a surge in A.I. art and new technology, young artists are turning to the techniques and styles of Old Masters instead.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/ultra-contemporary-old-masters-2744796
about 10 hours ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Plan for Centre Pompidou in New Jersey is ‘dead’, local official' says by
@bhsutton.bsky.social
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@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. James Solomon, Mayor of Jersey City, claims that plans for an outpost of the Centre Pompidou have been cancelled.
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Plan for Centre Pompidou in New Jersey is ‘dead’, local official says
The new mayor of Jersey City, James Solomon, said a long-planned outpost of the French museum is no longer happening
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2026/02/12/centre-pompidou-jersey-city-project-dead
3 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Art Problems: Should I Sell My Work to People Whose Politics I Hate?' by
@paddyjohnson.bsky.social
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@hyperallergic.com
. Johnson argues that individual artists can find ways to sell their work without compromising their values.
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Art Problems: Should I Sell My Work to People Whose Politics I Hate?
Paddy Johnson explains how to make it in the art market without selling your soul.
https://hyperallergic.com/art-problems-should-i-sell-my-work-to-people-whose-politics-i-hate/
4 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Can Artists Help Shape American Cities Again?' by
@zacharyhsmall.bsky.social
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@nytimes.com
. Considering the relationship between artists and cities to determine how artists may play a role in revitalizing neighborhoods and lowering housing costs.
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Can Artists Help Shape American Cities Again?
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/11/arts/design/san-francisco-artist-city.html
5 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Van Eyck Attribution Dispute Pits Art Historians Against A.I. Firm' by Jo Lawson-Tancred for
@artnet.bsky.social
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Van Eyck Attribution Dispute Pits Art Historians Against A.I. Firm | Artnet News
An art historian disputes claims by an A.I. firm that two famous Van Eyck paintings are misattributed, reigniting concerns about A.I. authentication.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/van-eyck-ai-authenticity-2744090
6 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'A Collector’s Guide to Non-Cash Museum Donations' by Daniel Grant for Observer. Museums are increasingly accepting non-cash donations like cryptocurrency, real estate, and stocks as a way to diversify fundraising.
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A Collector’s Guide to Non-Cash Museum Donations
Crypto philanthropy is emerging as a meaningful funding stream, particularly among younger and wealthier donor demographics.
https://observer.com/2026/02/which-museums-accept-non-cash-donations-crypto-real-estate-stocks/
7 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The World Has Too Much Art. What Will Happen to It?' by Adam Lindemann for
@artnet.bsky.social
. Adam Lindemann argues that although there is currently an oversupply of galleries, fairs, and art, the future art world will see a resurgence.
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The World Has Too Much Art. What Will Happen to It? | Artnet News
Enormous amounts of art have been created in recent years—too much, former art dealer Adam Lindemann writes.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/adam-lindemann-too-much-art-column-2743340
10 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Curated, Contextual, Slower and Strategic: A New Blueprint for Art Fairs Emerges in Doha' by Elisa Carollo for Observer. Art Basel Qatar tests a new curatorial fair model, prioritizing fewer exhibitors to foster more meaningful encounters.
observer.com/2026/02/sale...
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Curated, Contextual, Slower and Strategic: A New Blueprint for Art Fairs Emerges in Doha
Blue-chip offerings at six- and seven-figure price points reinforced Art Basel Qatar’s institutional ambitions.
https://observer.com/2026/02/sales-report-art-basel-qatar-doha-wael-shawky/
11 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Epstein files show art market financialisation in full flow' by
@joshspero.ft.com
for
@financialtimes.com
. Spero investigates how the Epstein files reveal the art market’s deepening financialization, with artworks increasingly used as collateral in opaque, high-value loans.
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Epstein files show art market financialisation in full flow
A Black mark on ‘Château Noir’
https://www.ft.com/content/89ba6d71-77b6-4dbe-83bd-1d1e95a414d1
12 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Archival Art Will Not Save Us by Vinh Phu Pham' for
@hyperallergic.com
. A cultural critic argues that archival art risks becoming a substitute for meaningful political and artistic action in the present.
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Archival Art Will Not Save Us
Archival work has a place in historical recovery and cultural self-understanding. But not every artwork must be archival, and our politics shouldn’t end with presence rather than action.
https://hyperallergic.com/archival-art-will-not-save-us/
13 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'After the Strike, Will Art Galleries Be Allies?' by Damien Davis for
@hyperallergic.com
. What genuine allyship in the protest against ICE would look like from galleries.
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After the Strike, Will Art Galleries Be Allies?
If deleting the social media post tomorrow would change nothing about how artists are paid or how resources are allocated, the gallery’s allyship is disposable.
https://hyperallergic.com/after-the-strike-will-art-galleries-be-allies/
14 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'How New Technologies Are Contesting the Museum Model' by Alistair Hudson for
@artreview.bsky.social
. How institutions could expand beyond the critical museum model to become more multifaceted cultural platforms.
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How New Technologies Are Contesting the Museum Model
Let’s not see that as a threat, but as an opportunity for new thinking
https://artreview.com/how-new-technologies-are-contesting-the-museum-model/
17 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Philadelphia sues US Department of the Interior and National Park Service over removal of slavery exhibit' by Torey Akers for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
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Philadelphia sues US Department of the Interior and National Park Service over removal of slavery exhibit
Lawsuit claims that the federal agency acted outside its purview in removing exhibit memorialising the enslaved people who lived in George Washington's home
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2026/01/28/philadelphia-sues-national-park-service-department-interior-slavery-exhibit
18 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Art Market Enters 2026 With Renewed Confidence and a Sharper K-Shape Divide' by Elisa Carollo for Observer. A global art market outlook report is cautiously optimistic, predicting growth and increased confidence during 2026.
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The Art Market Enters 2026 With Renewed Confidence and a Sharper K-Shape Divide
A new ArtTactic report shows improving global sentiment, deepening selectivity and a decisive shift towards historically validated names.
https://observer.com/2026/01/art-market-outlook-2026-arttactic-survey/
19 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Persistent low attendance and funding cuts are forcing US museums to think local' by Dale Berning Sawa for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. Museums aim to reevaluate their relationship with local audiences in the midst of economic uncertainty.
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Persistent low attendance and funding cuts are forcing US museums to think local
Institutions are analysing their relationship with audiences during a sobering time for many in the sector
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2026/01/26/how-low-attendance-and-funding-cuts-forcing-united-states-museums-adapt
20 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'There Are a Lot of Open Art Museum Directorships in the United States Right Now' by
@sarahldouglas.bsky.social
for
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. A rundown of the state of art museum leadership in the United States.
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There Are a Lot of Open Art Museum Directorships in the United States Right Now
There are at least a dozen open directorships at major American art museums right now.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/open-art-museum-directorships-in-the-united-states-list-1234770804/
21 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Five Fronts in Trump’s Culture War' by Graham Bowley for
@nytimes.com
. An incisive breakdown of how Trump has targeted the arts this year, and what will happen next to the institutions affected.
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Five Fronts in Trump’s Culture War
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/22/arts/trump-culture-war-smithsonian-kennedy-center.html
24 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Art Problems: How Do I Get Into the Whitney Biennial?' by
@paddyjohnson.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
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Art Problems: How Do I Get Into the Whitney Biennial?
Conventional wisdom says there isn’t much you can do, but Paddy Johnson knows that’s not the whole story.
https://hyperallergic.com/art-problems-how-to-get-into-whitney-biennial/
25 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Cultural Trends I’m Watching at the Beginning of 2026' by
@benadavis.bsky.social
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@artnet.bsky.social
. Ben Davis shares his predictions for culture in 2026 ranging from a rise in basketry exhibitions to more nuanced examinations of the impact of AI.
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Cultural Trends I'm Watching at the Beginning of 2026 | Artnet News
Quick thoughts on the forces shaping art this year, from politics to tech to craft and music.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/art-trends-2026-2738010
26 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'This Is the Year We Redefine Art Institutions' by Lise Ragbir for
@hyperallergic.com
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This Is the Year We Redefine Art Institutions
I sat down with curator eunice bélidor and arts administrator Dejha Carrington to discuss what have become reductive ideas about the role of art museums, my own included.
https://hyperallergic.com/this-is-the-year-we-redefine-art-institutions/
27 days ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Why Are So Many Contemporary Museums Showing Dead Artists Right Now?' by Travis Diehl for
@culturedmag.com.web.brid.gy
. A critic suggests museums are playing it safe by choosing to exhibit artists of the past.
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Why Are So Many Contemporary Museums Showing Dead Artists Right Now?
A glance at institutional programming reveals an abundance of posthumous exhibitions. Travis Diehl examines a trend toward the grave.
https://www.culturedmag.com/article/2026/01/15/art-dead-artists-museum-exhibitions-politics/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Andy Warhol would have hated safe spaces. So why keep dragging dead artists into today’s culture wars?' by Rosanna McLaughlin for
@theguardian.com
. One writer argues that promoting morals and values in art negates the audience’s ability to engage with complexity.
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Andy Warhol would have hated safe spaces. So why keep dragging dead artists into today’s culture wars?
Critics and curators are reframing great artists, from Gentileschi to Soutine, to fit with modern ethical narratives. But this ignores the glorious ambivalence of their creations
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2026/jan/15/morality-art-soutine-guston-gentileschi-warhol-rego
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'House Votes to Fund the Arts, Despite Trump Threats' by
@isafarfan.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. The House has approved a bill that will continue to fund federal cultural agencies, including the NEA and NEH.
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House Votes to Fund the Arts, Despite Trump Threats
The Senate must now vote on the bill, which sets annual allocations for the NEA, NEH, Smithsonian, and other cultural programs.
https://hyperallergic.com/house-votes-to-fund-the-arts-despite-trump-threats/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'AI Imagery Isn’t What It Used to Be' by Eddy Frankel for
@ocula.com
. The critic explores the history of AI images as art, and considers whether early AI images had more artistic merit than those of today.
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AI Imagery Isn’t What It Used to Be
Are we already nostalgic for the lopsided AI-generated images of only a few years ago? Eddy Frankel asks whether early, imperfect AI art was actually almost beautiful.
https://ocula.com/magazine/opinion/ai-imagery-isnt-what-it-used-to-be/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Arts Advocates Raise Alarm as U.S. Withdraws From International Cultural Organizations' by Eileen Kinsella for
@artnet.bsky.social
. The Trump Administration withdraws from organizations that protect artist rights and freedoms.
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U.S. Withdrawal From International Cultural Organizations Sparks Alarm
Trump's sweeping decision to withdraw from a host of international cultural organizations has sparked alarm at arts advocacy groups.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/us-withdrawal-un-cultural-organizations-alarm-2736000
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Congress Moves to Protect NEA and NEH Funding' by Sarah Cascone for
@artnet.bsky.social
. With the threat of another government shutdown, congress moves to pass bills that would protect both the NEA and NEH budgets.
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Congress Moves to Protect NEA and NEH Funding | Artnet News
Congress has proposed the bill that would preserve funding for the NEH and NEA, despite Trump's renewed call to eliminate the agencies.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/congress-funding-bill-nea-neh-2735600
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'How Philanthropy Is Reshaping the Global Art Ecosystem' by Gilles de Greling for Observer. How philanthropy has become a more established structural force and has helped fill the gap left behind by public funding.
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How Philanthropy Is Reshaping the Global Art Ecosystem
Gilles de Greling, Palm Beach Director of Gander & White, analyzes how philanthropy has evolved from episodic generosity into a foundational pillar of the contemporary art ecosystem. He traces …
https://observer.com/2026/01/philanthropy-art-world-cultural-infrastructure/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'We are living in an age of bad painting—the medium must be challenged to stay interesting' by
@benlukeart.bsky.social
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@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. A critic explains the problem with paintings today and why the medium has become stagnant.
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Comment | We are living in an age of bad painting—the medium must be challenged to stay interesting
Painting may not be dead, but it may have become too comfortable
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2026/01/07/comment-we-are-living-in-an-age-of-bad-paintinghas-the-medium-become-too-comfortable
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'More and More ‘Extraordinary’ Artist Visas Are Going to Social Media Influencers, Say Immigration Lawyers' by
@brianboucher.bsky.social
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@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
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More and More ‘Extraordinary’ Artist Visas Are Going to Social Media Influencers, Say Immigration Lawyers
Immigration attorneys say that more social media influencers and even OnlyFans models are applying for and receiving visas intended for artists.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/extraordinary-artist-visas-social-media-influencers-1234768831/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'In 2026, Democracy Needs Museums' by Ken Weine for
@hyperallergic.com
. The role of museums in bridging the gap between a people and its government.
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In 2026, Democracy Needs Museums
As the United States marks its 250th, institutions must resist the pull to simply commemorate and instead communicate the relevance of history.
https://hyperallergic.com/in-2026-democracy-needs-museums/
about 1 month ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'What Defined 2025? Curators Pick the Year’s Best Art' by Devorah Lauter for
@artnet.bsky.social
. The art world’s experts weigh in on the year’s standout art.
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Top Curators on the Artworks That Defined 2025
We spoke to an international cohort of curators about the key works of art that defined 2025, and why they made an impact.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/what-defined-2025-curators-pick-the-years-best-art-2717370
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Digital art today has a narcissism problem' by Sarp Kerem Yavuz for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. A critic argues digital art should be held to a higher standard.
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Comment | Digital art today has a narcissism problem
Beeple’s anarchic entry into Art Basel Miami Beach doubled down on cult of personality at the expense of artistic substance
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/12/22/digital-art-2025-narcissism-problem-critical-feedback
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Pour One Out for the Galleries That Closed in 2025' by
@russeth.bsky.social
for
@artnet.bsky.social
. A look at the galleries that closed this year, and what the future holds for the next generation of gallerists.
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Pour One Out for the Galleries That Closed in 2025 | Artnet News
Andrew Russeth takes a look at the numerous galleries that closed their doors in 2025—and the exciting new ones that have opened recently.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/contemporary-art-galleries-2025-2731623
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Art market 2025 review: all eyes on the Gulf as Trump destabilises global order' by Kabir Jhala for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. A thorough review of the art market’s performance and major moments over the past year.
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Art market 2025 review: all eyes on the Gulf as Trump destabilises global order
Tariffs and new anti-trafficking rules took their toll in the US and Europe this year, as attention and investment shifted to the Middle East
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/12/19/art-market-2025-review-all-eyes-on-the-gulf-as-trump-destabilises-global-order
about 2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'What Does This Career Coach’s New Survey of 1,000 Artists Tell Us? They Are Struggling But Somehow Hopeful' by
@brianboucher.bsky.social
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@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
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What Does This Career Coach’s New Survey of 1,000 Artists Tell Us? They Are Struggling But Somehow Hopeful
Paddy Johnson, who runs a service offering professional development for artists, surveyed 1,000 artists about their careers.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/career-coach-survey-artists-careers-paddy-johnson-1234767331/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Who Is Really Being Subversive Now?' by Peter Jelavich for The Brooklyn Rail. A critic takes a deeper look into the works President Trump claimed were ‘subversive.’
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Who Is Really Being Subversive Now? | The Brooklyn Rail
Amy Sherald’s Trans Forming Liberty (2024) was to have been part of a traveling exhibition of her work at the National Portrait Gallery. But Sherald cancelled that stop when the inclusion of that pain...
https://brooklynrail.org/2025/12/criticspage/who-is-really-being-subversive-now/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is '56 participating artists, duos and collectives revealed for 2026 Whitney Biennial' by
@bhsutton.bsky.social
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@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. Announcing the participants of of the Whitney Biennial, which will open in March of 2026.
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56 participating artists, duos and collectives revealed for 2026 Whitney Biennial
The exhibition, co-curated by Whitney Museum of American Art staffers Marcela Guerrero and Drew Sawyer, will feature artists from 25 states and Puerto Rico, plus “places marked by the reach of US powe...
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/12/15/participating-artists-2026-whitney-biennial-revealed
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'These 15 Artists Are Having the Biggest Moment at U.S. Museums Right Now' by
@benadavis.bsky.social
for
@artnet.bsky.social
. Critic Ben Davis has just released his quarterly ranking of the artists receiving the most attention from museums in the United States.
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These 15 Artists Are Having the Biggest Moment at U.S. Museums Right Now | Artnet News
The quarterly Museum Artist list looks at which artists are showing at multiple shows in the United States.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/top-artists-december-list-2725069
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Year AI Captured Art' by
@martinherbert.bsky.social
for
@artreview.bsky.social
. Reflecting on the evolving role AI played in the art world over the past year
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The Year AI Captured Art
The year in art: In the cursed year 2025, art staged the increasing centrality of a technological revolution that most people didn’t ask for but can’t escape
https://artreview.com/the-year-ai-captured-art-year-in-review-martin-herbert/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'MoMA PS1 Just Dropped Its Admission Fee—So Did These Other Museums' by Vittoria Benzine for
@artnet.bsky.social
. Multiple institutions are adopting free admission in hopes of boosting attendance.
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MoMA PS1 Dropped Its Admission Fee—So Did These Other Museums
This week, MoMA PS1 became just the latest museum to offer free admission. The tide is turning from an onslaught of price hikes years ago.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/moma-ps1-free-admission-new-york-museum-2727169
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Museum Grants Terminated by Trump Reinstated After Court Order' by
@isafarfan.bsky.social
for
@hyperallergic.com
. The Institute of Museum and Library Services will reinstate all federal grants following a court ruling.
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Museum Grants Terminated by Trump Reinstated After Court Order
But the ripple effects of the abrupt fund withdrawals are still being felt, organizations say.
https://hyperallergic.com/museum-grants-terminated-by-trump-reinstated-after-court-order/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Who Owns Taste Now? Art Basel Miami Beach Offered Some Answers' by Naomi Rea for
@artnet.bsky.social
. An in-depth temperature check of the art world following Art Basel Miami Beach.
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Who Owns Taste Now? Art Basel Miami Beach Offered Some Answers | Artnet News
At Art Basel Miami Beach, new collectors, content creators, and digital disruptors were rewriting the rules.
https://news.artnet.com/market/art-basel-miami-beach-2025-2725403
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The Defining Artworks of 2025' by the editors of
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. The editors select art, both old and new, that reflects free expression in the face of this year’s turbulent political atmosphere.
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The Defining Artworks of 2025
See the defining artworks of 2025, including pieces by Amy Sherald, Barbara Kruger, and more.
https://www.artnews.com/list/art-news/news/most-important-artworks-1234762369/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Fine balance: fairs up the exclusivity while appealing to younger clients' by Melanie Gerlis for
@theartnewspaper.bsky.social
. Art fairs aim to be more inclusive as they pursue a new generation of buyers and collectors.
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Comment | Fine balance: fairs up the exclusivity while appealing to younger clients
The idea of making luxury more democratic seems both noble and impossible
https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2025/12/05/comment-fine-balance-fairs-up-the-exclusivity-while-appealing-to-younger-clients
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The 2025 Power 100: A User’s Guide' by the editors of
@artreview.bsky.social
. With ArtReview’s annual list of powerful art-world figures just released, the editors share the reasoning that shaped it.
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The 2025 Power 100: A User’s Guide
What does the annual list actually mean? ArtReview reveals all...
https://artreview.com/the-2025-power-100-a-users-guide/
2 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'The 25 Defining Art Events of 2025' by the editors of
@artnews.com.web.brid.gy
. Reflecting on the most significant moments for the art world this year, for better and for worse.
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The 25 Defining Art Events of 2025
Trump's tariff-mania, a summer of gallery closures, and pressure campaigns on many top US museums, were just a few of the events that defined 2025.
https://artnews.com/list/art-news/news/defining-art-events-2025-1234759941/australia-drops-then-reinstates-its-venice-biennale-representative/
3 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Three Art World Heavyweights Join Forces to Form New Gallery' by Robin Pogrebin for
@nytimes.com
. Pace Di Donna Schrader Galleries will aim to distribute itself over a pre-existing network.
www.nytimes.com/2025/12/01/a...
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Three Art World Heavyweights Join Forces to Form New Gallery
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/01/arts/design/pace-di-donna-david-schrader-merge-new-gallery.html
3 months ago
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Museums are no longer afraid of ‘selling out’. But have they forgotten about the art?' by
@juliahalperin.bsky.social
for
@financialtimes.com
. With the lack of federal funding, institutions are opting for more profitable operations.
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Museums are no longer afraid of ‘selling out’. But have they forgotten about the art?
From huge digital billboards to advising tech billionaires, US arts institutions are embracing a range of moneymaking initiatives
https://www.ft.com/content/590e3622-48fd-4b6f-8a3c-85a12800c17a
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'How Can NYC Artists Push Back Against Censorship?' by
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. How one city is confronting federal censorship under the Trump administration.
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How Can NYC Artists Push Back Against Censorship?
A City Council hearing featured testimony from artists and cultural leaders on funding and free speech, particularly under threats from the Trump administration.
https://hyperallergic.com/1059669/how-can-nyc-artists-push-back-against-censorship/
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Today’s Editor’s Pick is 'Alma Allen’s Pick as America’s Venice Biennale Representative Is Deeply Dispiriting' by Alex Greenberger for
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. One journalist’s opinion on the issue with a Venice Biennale representative that doesn’t confront politics.
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Alma Allen’s Pick as America’s Venice Biennale Representative Is Deeply Dispiriting
In picking Alma Allen to do its 2026 Venice Biennale pavilion, the US has found its sought-after 'non-political' artist.
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/opinion/alma-allen-us-venice-biennale-pavilion-non-political-artist-1234761631/
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