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“The Underrated Issue” takes a detailed, nuanced look at artists who are revered by curators, critics, and fellow artists but still under-appreciated in the broader art world. Hilarie M. Sheets asks experts to name their favorite under-sung figures, Barbara Pollack looks at how superstar artists are helping to revive the careers of some of their more obscure heroes, Maximilíano Duron profiles Judith F. Baca, Alex Greenberger speaks with Lynn Hershman Leeson, and Greg Allen tells the story of the forgotten Pop figure Aaaron Kuriloff. Plus, Nate Freeman looks at the how the art industry is dealing with collector Ivanka Trump now that her father is in the White House and Andrew Russeth writes about Florine Stettheimer. Plus, an interview with Jordan Wolfson about his wild new VR project and reviews from around the world.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Collector

How much can artworks tell us about the person who acquired them?

A Portrait of the Artist as a Collector

10 mins

You've Gotta See This!

Artists are luring their peers and predecessors out of obscurity and back into the spotlight–discovering, rediscovering, and even mentoring them.

You've Gotta See This!

10 mins

Concrete History

Chicana Muralist Judith F. Baca goes from the great wall to the museum wall.

Concrete History

10+ mins

Clean, Well-Lighted Places

On our nostalgia for the golden age of art dealing

Clean, Well-Lighted Places

7 mins

Q & A Douglas Crimp

Q & A Douglas Crimp.

Q & A Douglas Crimp

10+ mins

Mom & Popped

In a market contraction, the middle class gallery is getting squeezed.

10+ mins

Mary Heilmann’s Idiosyncratic, Rhymthic Abstractions Find Their Place In the Sun

Mary Heilmann’s idiosyncratic, rhymthic abstractions—and chairs—find their place in the sun.

Mary Heilmann’s Idiosyncratic, Rhymthic Abstractions Find Their Place In the Sun

10+ mins

To All Tomorrow's Parties

Break out the bubbly—Florine Stettheimer’s back.

To All Tomorrow's Parties

6 mins

From Palace To Tank

“Karaoke King” and art collector Qiao Zhibing is parlaying his popular Shanghai karaoke-club cum-exhibition-space into a museum-cum-recreation-space.

From Palace To Tank

6 mins

Autocorrect

The Politics of Museum Collection Re-Hangs

Autocorrect

10 mins

Q & A Julian Schnabel

Q & A Julian Schnabel.

Q & A Julian Schnabel

10 mins

A Talk with Andrea Fraser

Andrea Fraser has spent 30 years analyzing the systems and structures of the art world—often through performance and, more recently, through psychoanalytic work with groups. Currently the subject of a traveling retrospective organized by the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona in Spain and the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo in Mexico City, her work also featured this year in the “Open Plan” series at the Whitney Museum, where she showed Down the River (2016), a sound installation of recordings made at Sing Sing prison. During our conversation, which took place in September in the courtyard of the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, she elaborated on the current state of museums, her role as an educator, and the relevance of group relations to her art.

A Talk with Andrea Fraser

9 mins

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ARTnews Magazine Description:

PublisherARTnews

CategoryArt

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyQuarterly

The most widely circulated and award-winning publication in its field, ARTnews covers all art, from the ancient to the cutting edge. It provides behind-the-scenes access to galleries, museums, auction houses, and artists' studios. With profiles of artists and collectors, reviews of gallery and museum exhibitions, news dispatches from a worldwide network of correspondents, and hard-hitting investigative reporting, ARTnews offers lively and comprehensive coverage of the people, places, events, and institutions shaping the international culture scene.

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