As U.N. Climate Talks Continued in Egypt, Protesters Simultaneously Targeted Sculptures in Three EuropeanCities
A sculpture by Charles Ray that stands outside the Bourse de Commerce in Paris was doused in orange paint.
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National Gallery of Canada Fires Four Senior Staff in SuddenRestructuring
The National Gallery of Canada has fired chief curator Kitty Scott, Indigenous curator Greg Hill and two other senior staffers.
Relative of Hilma af Klint Condemns NFTProject
Her relative says the project goes against af Klint’s spiritual intent.
Storm King Workers Push to Unionize Amid Art Center’s $45 M.Revamp
Employees at the Storm King Art Center, a sculpture park in upstate New York, announced plans to unionize late last month, the Art Newspaper reported Tuesday. The move follows…
Art World Scammer Once Known as Anna Delvey Speaks on House Arrest: ‘I’m Still Living Better Than All ofYou’
The scammer formerly known as Anna Delvey has a lot to say.
Climate Activists Who Glued Themselves to Rubens Masterpiece Face LegalAction
According to Munich officials, the painting suffered 11,000 euros in damage.
Climate Activists Throw Flour on Warhol-Painted BMW Art Car inMilan
Women in the group aimed to draw attention to the “collapse of the climate.”
Two of the U.S.’s Biggest Anime Conventions Will Ban AI-GeneratedArt
The conventions will only support art that “artists have created themselves.”
Divya Mehra Wins Canada’s Top Art Prize, Jorge M. Pérez Gives $1 M. to Tampa Museum, and More: Morning Links for November 18,2022
Here’s what we’re reading this morning.
Christie’s 20th and 21st Century Sales Bring in $421 M. as New York Auction Week Reaches the FinalRounds
Christie’s raked in $421.9 million (with fees) on Thursday night with the third iteration of its back-to-back 20th and 21st century evening sales in New York.
The sales, which…