Vera Molnár, Computer Art Legend Who Drew with Plotters and Algorithms, Dies at 99
Her early experiments with computers during the ’60s and ’70s have proven influential.
Walasse Ting’s Under-Recognized Art Takes the Spotlight in a Florida Retrospective
The Chinese American artist was well-connected in postwar New York, but he remains lesser-known than peers like Warhol and Lichtenstein.
Artist Norberto Roldan Collages the Philippines’s Past and Present
At Art Basel Miami Beach, Silverlens gallery will have a solo presentation from the cofounder of Metro Manila’s revered Green Papaya Art Projects.
$100 M. Botticelli Found in Family Home in Italy, Spurring Investigation into its Rightful Owner
The work is set for an extensive restoration, and may go on public display.
Zabludowicz Collection Shutters London Museum After 16 Years
The collector couple that owns it said they plans to focus more on loans of works to other institutions.
20 Works of Public Art to See in New York City
Though today public art is generally associated with temporary outdoor installations, New York City does have its fair share of permanently fixed alfresco artworks.
15 Must-See French Art Foundations
It stands to reason that France, a country with a deep and rich art history and some of the most dedicated collectors in the world, would also host some of the greatest art foundations.
Louvre Acquires Rare Cimabue Painting Saved from Trash, Three Years After Losing It at Auction
It is now one of the oldest paintings held by the French museum.
Records for Julie Mehretu, Barkley Hendricks Enliven Sotheby’s $310 M. Contemporary Sale
The sale set records for Julie Mehretu, Barkley Hendricks, Barbara Chase-Riboud, Ad Reinhardt, Amy Sillman, and others.
NYU Abu Dhabi Vice Chancellor Mariët Westermann Picked to Lead Guggenheim Museum and Foundation
She will be the third woman to lead the institution in its nearly 90-year history.