Art in America

Art in America is a monthly magazine filled with illustrations that focuses on the contemporary art scene in the United States. It features profiles of artists and different art styles, provides updates on art movements, and includes reviews of exhibitions along with event calendars. The magazine is aimed at collectors, artists, art dealers, and art enthusiasts who want to stay informed about the art world. Additionally, it has a related website, ArtinAmericaMagazine.com.

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In His Show "Walking Into," Ronen Zien Dreams About Crossing Borders

16 hours ago | artnews.com | Karen Chernick

Ronen Zien dreams about crossing over. In his moving works the artist, born in the Arab city of Shefa Amr in northern Israel, traverses time, space, memory, and even borders—conjuring in images what he can only imagine doing in reality. Zien walks up a hill on a summer morning in the early 1990s, toward a two-year-old version of himself sitting under a parasol.
Who Was Tamara de Lempicka, and Why Was She Important?

1 day ago | artnews.com | Karen Chernick

I’m going places, Tamara de Lempicka seems to be saying in Tamara in the Green Bugatti, her iconic 1929 self-portrait. And I’ll be driving there myself. Showing the artist decked out in a Hermès doeskin cap and gloves and driving a luxury Bugatti car, the painting limns an elegantly self-fashioned woman of the Roaring Twenties.
MFA Boston to Rescind Promised Gift of Benin Bronzes

2 days ago | artnews.com | Tessa Solomon

In an unprecedented move for a United States arts institution, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, will return a promised gift of Benin Bronzes and close the collection’s dedicated gallery on April 28. The gallery will ultimately transition into a space for displaying the MFA Boston’s collection of Nubian art, a small selection of which will go on view beginning May 1, followed by a “more robust” display when the works return from a touring exhibition.
Pope Francis’s Legacy Includes a Historic Venice Biennale Visit and a Call for Restitution

3 days ago | artnews.com | Tessa Solomon

Pope Francis died on April 20 at 88, marking the end of an epoch for the Catholic Church and the beginning of its search for the next spiritual leader, who will also become proprietor of the Vatican’s library and vast art collection. He was born in 1936 as Mario Bergoglio, and was named Pope in 2013, following the resignation of Benedict Pope Benedict XVI.
Guy Ullens, Belgian Billionaire Who Built a First-Class Collection of Chinese Art, Dies at 90

5 days ago | artnews.com | Maximilíano Durón

Guy Ullens, a Belgian billionaire who built up one of the most important collections of Chinese contemporary art in the world, has died at 90. The news was announced on social media by the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing, which Ullens had cofounded. The museum did not provide a cause. “As one of the earliest international collectors to champion Chinese artists, Ullens helped bring global recognition to Chinese artists and their work,” the UCCA said on Instagram.
The First ‘Gulf Quinquennial’ in the UAE Argues for a ‘Less Is Best’ Approach to Group Shows

6 days ago | artnews.com | Tessa Solomon

How many artists does it take to change the story of the Arabian Peninsula—lands comprising Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates? About 30, the NYU Abu Dhabi Gallery suggests in its inaugural Gulf Quinquennial, and that count includes the artist behind the inspired graphic design of its poster, Mohammad Sharaf.
Death of Artist Sarah Cunningham Was Accidental, Inquest Says

6 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

The death of painter Sarah Cunningham at 31 last year was accidental, according to a new inquest. The abstract painter, who was represented by Lisson Gallery, was reported missing on November 3 after a night out in London. She was last seen at 2:30 a.m. on November 2 on Jamestown Road in Camden. Her death was confirmed three days later by the gallery after reports of a casualty on the tracks at Chalk Farm Underground Station.
Kim Yun Shin Has Been Sculpting in Solitude for Decades. The World Has Finally Noticed.

6 days ago | artnews.com | Karen Ho

Kim Yun Shin’s carefully carved wood and stone sculptures don’t look like they were made by someone using a chainsaw. It’s an unusual tool for a 90-year-old artist, but it helps that that Kim started using it in 1984 and that she has the energy of someone much younger. The Korean artist spends hours making her art: monochrome lithographs composed of intersecting shapes; paintings made of hundreds of lines; sculptures that take the form of hand-carved pieces of wood and stone.
Death of Artist Sarah Cunningham Ruled Accidental

6 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. The Headlines ACCIDENTAL DEATH. An inquest has ruled that London-based artist Sarah Cunningham, 31, died accidentally in November last year, reports George Nelson for ARTnews. The rising artist was represented by Lisson Gallery and went missing in the early hours of November 2 in Camden. Her body was later found on the tracks at Chalk Farm Underground Station.
Inquest Rules Death of London-Based Artist Sarah Cunningham Was Accidental

6 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

An inquest into the passing of British abstract artist Sarah Cunningham, 31, has ruled her death as accidental. Cunningham, who was represented by Lisson Gallery, was reported missing on November 3 after a night out in London. She was last seen at 2:30 a.m. on November 2 on Jamestown Road in Camden. Her death was confirmed three days later by the gallery after reports of a casualty on the tracks at Chalk Farm Underground Station.