It’s been projected that in the next five years, 1,200 museums will be built in China; 400 of those spaces are expected to be private. Though more museums are opening in China than anywhere else…
Los Angeles’s Rosamund Felsen Gallery has announced that it will be closing after nearly four decades in business. One of the oldest running galleries in L.A., Rosamund Felsen first opened in
Independent Curators International has announced that it will be presenting dealer Marian Goodman with the 2016 Leo Award at its annual benefit auction in New York on October 26. The Leo Award
Just in: the Lesedi La Rona, which was set to be auctioned off at Sotheby’s London evening sale today, has failed to find a buyer. This is quite the surprising result, considering the enormous…
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has announced the winners of its 2016 Artist as Activist Fellowship, a two-year program that funds U.S.-based artists and artist collectives whose work
The National Organization for Women has announced that Emma Sulkowicz will be the recipient of its 2016 Woman of Courage Award, in honor of her now-famous piece Mattress Performance (Carry That We…
The Artist Pension Trust, a collection of contemporary art that doubles as a mutual fund, has announced that it has made its first dividends to more than 400 artists participating in its New York
At around 6 p.m. last Thursday evening, visitors swarmed in and around Andrew Edlin Gallery, sipping on homemade flower tea from compostable cups. They were chatting with each other enthusiastical
The Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania has named Meg Onli assistant curator, effective immediately. Onli, a curator and writer who primarily focuses on race and the
The Brooklyn Museum has announced that Barbara M. Vogelstein will be replacing Elizabeth A. Sackler as chair of the board of trustees, effective June 10. Vogelstein had been a member of the board