A Gleaming Series of Pressed-Glass Ducks Sculpted into Pools of Water
“Compassion” (2017), press glass, hot sculpted. All images © Jennifer Halvorson In artist Jennifer Halvorson’s
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Penske Media Corporation Launches ‘Hail the Heroes’ Initiative Alongside Team Rubicon to Thank Frontline Workers and Raise Funds for COVID-19 Relief
ARTnews and our parent company Penske Media Corporation have launched “Hail the Heroes,” a thank
Luminescent Zip-Tie Formations Are Shaped into Futuristic Organic Life by Artist Elisabeth Picard
“Ondulation” (2014), white zip-ties, RGB LED light, and painted plywood, 36 x 36 x 6
Knoedler Forgery Controversy, One of Art History’s Greatest Scandals, Is Explored in Provocative Documentary
The saying goes that a person suspected of committing a crime will have their day
Intrusive Clowns, Preserved Cats, and Centuries-Old Hair: Museums Are Sharing Their Creepiest Objects
Top left via GR Public Museum, bottom left via Yorkshire Museum, right via Bell Museum
Ian Wilson, Conceptual Artist Who Declined to Make Physical Objects, Is Dead at 80
Ian Wilson, an artist who spent 50 years talking about making art instead of actually
Skillshare Classes to Engage Your Creativity through Watercolor Flora, Striking Posters, and Houseplant Care
Considering many of you found our previous Skillshare picks useful, we thought we’d share another
13 Notable Removals of Artwork—Through Censorship, Protest, and More
Artists removing work from an exhibition (or having it removed for them) is a pointed
People are Recreating Famous Artworks Using Whatever They Have at Home During Quarantine
Image via Between Art & Quarantine By sporting a bonnet fashioned out of toilet paper
Anonymous Was a Woman Creates $250,000 Emergency Coronavirus Relief Grants for Artists
As the art world is beginning to feel the economic effects wrought by museum and