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BALDERDASH! THE MUSEUM SELL-OFF BEGINS

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Knight: “Balderdash. A Museum Plans To Auction A Crucial Jackson Pollock Painting. It’s Inexcusable”

Everson Museum Will Sell Jackson Pollock Painting In Order to Diversify Its Collection

WSJ: How Pace Gallery Plans to Survive the Great Art World Collapse

Opera as art: The rise of the artist as impresario; Marina Abramovic's opera The Seven Deaths of Maria Callas

Schjeldahl: The Joys of Nineteenth-Century French Drawings

Everyone is Invited to the New VOMA — the Virtual Online Museum of Art

Tomkins: The Colorful Worlds of Swiss Video Artist Pipilotti Rist

Waste of money? New Antony Gormley sculpture in British seaside city rattles residents

The Gormley Sculpture

Jay DeFeo in the 1970s

On Her Life and Work: DeFeo

ART NOIR

Magnum photographer Alec Soth accused of plagiarism by Chicago artist Tonika Johnson

Roman Polanski after Sharon’s Murder

True scale of alleged Beltracchi forgeries revealed

Will US Congress finally pass anti-money laundering legislation? Secret art market

Art Thief Chief? Trump Ended 2018 France Trip Having Art Loaded on Air Force One

Writer Dorothy Parker’s ashes exhumed from longtime Baltimore resting place, but where did they go? A mystery solved

Tate Cuts Ties with Disgraced Dealer Anthony D’Offay

$80 M. Knoedler Art Forgery Scandal Is Explored—Again, But Blandly—in New Documentary

'The biggest contemporary art fraud of the century'

The source of infamous forger Van Meegeren’s secret supplies exposed; Scotland Yard report shows that the notorious Dutch faker bought lapis lazuli paint for his “Vermeers” in bulk from Winsor & Newton

The Inside Story of the $8 Million Heist From the Carnegie Library; Precious maps, books and artworks vanished from the Pittsburgh archive over the course of 25 years

The Most Botched Art Restorations In History

The $3.4M Painting Abandoned for over 70 Years in a Paris Apartment; An infamous actress, a Nazi raid, the ‘Master of Swish’, a stuffed ostrich and a priceless discovery

CRITICISM

The Crafting of an Art Critic: How did I learn to judge between one work and another? By looking and reading and looking and reading and looking.

Simple Hearts: Dave Hickey in Santa Fe

ARTIST PROFILE: KELLY McLANE

OEUVRE UNLIMITED: Kelly McLane

Kelly McLane: PECKERWOODS, 2017

Artillery Best in Show 2017

Kelly McLane Dot Com

Kelly McLane on Artsy.net

Kelly McLane Artworks

The Dystopian Aesthetic in Lisa Adams’ and Kelly McLane's Paintings

ARCHITECTURE

The Modern Influences of the Great Ottoman Empire

Hagia Sophia and the Architectural Secret That Has Safeguarded Its Purpose for Centuries

How L.A. architect Paul Murdoch designed a 9/11 memorial that literally sings

'Ruang Tekuni' By DDAP Architect Is A Boutique Apartment Building In Bali

A Conversation with Trey Trahan, FAIA, Architecture’s Business-centric Polymath

Ten architect-designed swimming pools for cooling off at home

Henning Larsen Architects unveils its design for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

Mother and Daughter Architects Toshiko Mori and Tei Carpenter Talk Shop

With no contact and substantial space, Getaway's tiny houses were ahead of their time

Graffiti Highway; Crude and Sophisticated; Now Gone Forever

Santa Monica Is One of America's Greenest City Hall Buildings

The architecture of heat: how we built before air-con

AMAZING MOTHER NATURE

Must Read! The Epic True Love Story Between a Man and an Octopus

Artist Joan Jonas: On the Ocean and Nature

Hidden Cam Footage of Gorillas in the Wild!

The Nine Mile Canyon In Remote Utah Is The World's Largest 'Art Gallery'

Inhuman: Just One In 50 People Can See Stars As Nature Intended

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Galleries cast doubt on the return of fairs in 2021 in latest Art Basel and UBS report

Art Fairs Are Doomed. Here’s How to ‘Save’ Them: Stay Online, High End Physical Art Fairs

The art market is more neoliberal factory farm than finely balanced ecosystem: now is the time to 'rewild' it; An opportunity for artists to reclaim power from the institutions that buy, sell and show their work

Interview Magazine: Who is Lana Del Rey?

Rising Sons: the radical photography of postwar Japan – In pictures between 1957 and 1972

For no eyes only: Mark Bradford’s quarantine paintings push the bounds of virtual art viewing

A Second Life for Socialist Realism

Pro Surfer Zeke Lau Talks About Enduring 6 Painful Hours to Receive a Traditional Hawaiian Tap Tattoo

ART IS GOOD BUSINESS

Roger Gastman’s New Venture: A Digital Art Fair

How Art Basel Miami Beach’s cancellation will impact real estate; Art fair is a major generator for South Florida hotels, restaurants and overall economy

Damning statements about the international art market; The US art market must demonstrate its integrity – or further regulation is a certainty

UK’s Natural History Museum to Review ‘Offensive’ Charles Darwin Exhibits, Bowing to BLM Pressure

Kate Winslet regrets working with Woody Allen, Roman Polanski

“Disgraceful”, Kate?

IT’S ALL JUST A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY REPEATING

'It Is Getting Better Now': Family Letters From The Deadly 1918 Flu Pandemic

The Pros and Cons of Erasing History; Damned If We Don't

“Everything has always been the same and keeps recurring. The longest-lived and those who will die soonest lose the same thing. The present is all that they can give up, since that is all you have.”
— Marcus Aurelius

CRITICAL RACE THEORY

An Explanation

An Excoriation

Spike Lee Short Film: New York, New York, A Love Letter

Cheng: Gainsborough's Newly Restored Blue Boy Awaits The End Of Lockdown

Ten Women In Jazz Who Never Got Their Due

DISCOVERY

New Wing Plane Design; Fuel Efficient; Rough Landing

The Olympics Will Make Kanoa Igarashi the World’s Most Famous Surfer

Virgin Galactic plans next test spaceflight for Oct. 22 as it nears flying founder Richard Branson

Preposterous and Mind Blowing; Physicist: The Entire Universe Might Be a Neural Network

Podcast: Respected Arts Writer and Educator Scarlet Cheng Discusses Art School During a Pandemic and Three Sterling Shows, Tom Wudl at LA Louver, Alex Anderson at Gavlak and Simone Leigh at David Kordansky. Hosted by Michael Delgado

LOSING AND CHOOSING MY RELIGION

Pope Francis: Pandemic Has Taught ‘the Greatness of Science, but also Its Limits’

Be Happier! Trick Your Brain Into Feeling Happy By Faking A Smile; Study Finds

Philosopher Epictetus: 5 LIFE CHANGING Quotes

Getting to Know “The Roman Socrates” Who is Gaius Musonius Rufus?

MUSIC

Chinese pianist Lang Lang says Bach the remedy for troubled times

These Nine Musicians Are Shaping The Future of Music

‘Django-shift’ by Rez Abbasi Review: Retuning a Guitar Legacy

How Pace Gallery Helped Turn Experiential Art into an Industry

Hamptons Virtual Art Fair

Our Podcast: Portrait of Artist Craig Kauffman, Part I of III, with Painter Jan Taylor

ARTIST’S HEALTH

Forbes: Can You Control Your Happiness? New Study Gives A Scientific Backed Answer

Honeybee venom contains chemical that kills breast cancer cells in minutes, study show

Hangover Cure Successfully Tested on Drunk Subjects in Finland

ARTFUL SCIENCE

Generosity can make us live longer, new research shows. Now, that's more important than ever

ART IN FILM

The Doorman Trailer: Ruby Rose (John Wick: Chapter 2), a former Marine turned doorman at a luxury New York City high-rise must outsmart and battle a group of art thieves