Plus, The Legendary Designer of the "I :heart:NY" Logo Died + The Gray Market: Why the American Art Market Is at the Mercy of a Culturally Divided Nation (and Other Insights)

June 29, 2020 News Auctions Events Opinion The Gray Market: Why the American Art Market Is at the Mercy of a Culturally Divided Nation (and Other Insights) By Tim Schneider Read Article People What Does a Social Justice Curator Do? Jasmine Wahi on Why Every Museum Should Have One—Before, She Hopes, the Job Becomes Obsolete By Aindrea Emelife Art World When the Louvre Reopens Next Week, Patient Visitors Will Be Able to View the Mona Lisa Practically Alone By Taylor Dafoe Art and Law A New App Aims to Help UK Art Dealers Struggling to Comply With the Country’s Confusing New Anti-Money-Laundering Rules By Naomi Rea Auctions In a Profound Shift, Christie’s Is Eliminating Its Standalone Impressionist and Modern Art Department, Shedding a Significant Amount of Staff in the Process By Eileen Kinsella People Legendary Graphic Designer Milton Glaser, Who Created the ‘I Love New York’ Logo During a Fateful Cab Ride, Has Died at 91 By Sarah Cascone People The Art World Works From Home: Guggenheim Curator Alexandra Munroe Is Helping Ai Weiwei Sell Masks for Charity and Training Her New Puppy By Sarah Cascone Art World Art Industry News: Fox News Owner Rupert Murdoch Is Reportedly Angling to Buy Nearly a Third of Art Basel’s Parent Company + Other Stories By Artnet News More News view details view details View More

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