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From anti-Putin Pussy power to Chance the Rapper's new track: the latest gossip from Art Basel
Plus, a super exclusive club, Tezos takes on 1970s tech and the door to Switzerland swings wide open
From Roger Federer spotted browsing the stands to a new edgy art club: the latest gossip from Art Basel
Plus, a fair name face-off and Manzoni in the can
Texas man, mad at his girlfriend, breaks into Dallas Museum of Art and wrecks works
The man destroyed three ancient Greek vessels, a Caddo sculpture and several other objects
Fine art and flat packs: online exhibition superimposes works into Ikea catalogue
“The project is also an oddball study in showing and viewing art online,” Brussels-based gallery Office Baroque says
Frieze New York Diary: cyborgian bacchanalia, a sentient self-driving car and a Gagosian vending machine
Plus: Fotografiska New York celebrates the opening of a group exhibition on Black femininity
Banning Bourgeois? Instagram censors photos of artist's 'sexual' fabric works
According to reports, visitors to The Woven Child exhibtion at London’s Hayward Gallery have had their posts mysteriously deleted
From NFT pets to a dystopian video game, digital art stands out at Nada New York 2022
The New Art Dealers Alliance's fair returns to New York with a massive line-up of 120 exhibitors taking over Pier 36
Can collectors use their power for good? We asked five experts from different parts of the art world
Watch our London Gallery Weekend talk featuring Jane and Louise Wilson, David Roberts, Deborah Smith and Niru Ratnam. Sponsored by Crozier
The gossip from the Venice Biennale: Tinie Tempah takes on Tintoretto and totes too many totes
Plus, Sir Normal Rosenthal and Macron becomes an art meme
New art sea shipping service promises 80% emissions reduction compared with air freight
Collaboration between art logistics company Crozier and Christie's will send shipping containers between London, New York and Hong Kong
Venice Biennale 2022: what to do when you get there
Whether it’s your first time or your 50th, Venice is a bewildering city, but one of inexhaustible delights. We asked artists, curators and art world professionals how to get the most out of your visit
Venice Biennale 2022: where to eat and drink
You can’t look at art all day. We asked artists, curators and other artworld insiders for recommendations of the best places to refuel or unwind
Elon Musk to fly high-profile Swiss curator to Mars for ‘first exhibition in space’
The show is planned for 2035 and is part of a SpaceX project to colonise the red planet
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Whitney Museum staff protest against stalled contract negotiations at biennial’s VIP opening
Guests arriving at Tuesday’s reception were handed leaflets explaining the current state of negotiations between the newly formed union and museum administration
'An attack on Ukraine is an attack on humanity and has to be stopped': Artist Marina Abramovic sends message of solidarity to Ukraine as Russia invades
In a video decrying the Russia assault, the Serbian performance artist describes the Ukrainian people as "proud, strong and dignified"
Rashid Johnson, Aliza Nisenbaum, Virginia Overton and other artists to create works for New York's LaGuardia airport
The commissions are part of a $12m art budget for a new terminal at the Queens airport
Vladimir Putin’s giant table sparks absurd memes—including an encounter with Marina Abramovic
Frieze Los Angeles Diary: Group chat spotlight, stitching history and Gehry goes down the rabbit hole
Plus, Tanya Aguiñiga brings community action to the fair and Refik Anadol does a virtual deep dive
Kendall Jenner may have inspired basketball star boyfriend to purchase James Turrell light installation
During a recent tour of his Arizona mansion, the NBA player Devin Booker showed off a Turrell work not dissimilar to one in Jenner's home
Valentine's Day card designed by New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern auctioned by Wellington theatre
Extract | Surrealism’s tricky global transformation
The art historian Partha Mitter looks at Surrealism’s uneasy relationship with colonialism and primitivism in this extract from a catalogue accompanying a new Tate show about the movement’s worldwide impact
The Art Newspaper is looking for an art market editor (maternity cover)
We are looking for an experienced journalist to step in while our current art market editor is on maternity leave