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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Pennsylvania Man Pleads Guilty to Peddling Fake Picasso, Basquiat Works

3 days ago | artnews.com | Tessa Solomon

A Pennsylvania man pled guilty on May 29 to selling works falsely attributed to Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and other notable artists. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the man, 77-year-old Carter Reese, of Reading, was charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of mail fraud for an alleged art forgery scheme active between February 2019 and March 2021.
Influential French Gallerist Daniel Lelong Dies at 92

3 days ago | artnews.com | Karen Ho

Daniel Lelong, the French gallerist who developed deep relationships with some of the most important and influential modern artists of the 20th century, died this morning at the age of 92. “He lived a long, good life.” Mary Sabbatino, vice-president and partner at Galerie Lelong & Co., told ARTnews. She started working with Lelong in 1990. “It’s always sad, you know, but it’s not a tragedy. It really was a big life. He enjoyed his life. You could feel that all the time. He always had a smile.
Museum Launches Public Appeal to Raise $5. M to Keep Rare Barbara Hepworth Sculpture on British Soil

3 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

A public campaign was launched on Thursday to raise £3.8 million ($5 million) to buy a rare Barbara Hepworth sculpture and keep it on British soil. A private collector bought the wooden work, which incorporates multi-colored strings and is titled Sculpture with Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue and Red (1943), at Christie’s London in March last year for £3.8 million (including fees).
Museum Launches Public Appeal to Raise $5 M. to Keep Rare Barbara Hepworth Sculpture on British Soil

3 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

A public campaign was launched on Thursday to raise £3.8 million ($5 million) to buy a rare Barbara Hepworth sculpture and keep it on British soil. A private collector bought the wooden work, which incorporates multi-colored strings and is titled Sculpture with Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue and Red (1943), at Christie’s London in March last year for £3.8 million (including fees).
Collectors Igor and Mojca Lah to Open New Contemporary Art Museum in Foothills of Slovenian Mountains

3 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

A new contemporary art museum is slated to open next year in Slovenia in the foothills of the Julian Alps. Named after its founders, Slovenian philanthropists Igor and Mojca Lah, Muzej Lah will house the Fundacija Lah art collection.
New Regulation Around EU Import Law Promises Art Market Shakeup

4 days ago | artnews.com | Tessa Solomon

A European regulation set to go into effect on June 28 will require thorough provenance research on cultural objects originating from outside the European Union, raising concerns among some art dealers based in the EU, Le Figaro reported Tuesday.
200-Year-Old Condom Likely Made From Sheep’s Appendix Joins Rijksmuseum’s Collection

4 days ago | artnews.com | George Nelson

Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum has acquired a 200-year-old condom, upon which is etched three men with erections and a half-naked nun. She is pointing at one of the penises, and a caption reads: “Voila, mon choix” (“There, that’s my choice”). The object joins the museum’s collection featuring Rembrandt masterpieces like The Night Watch (1642). The early contraceptive, which dates to 1830, is thought to be made from a sheep’s appendix.
Rijksmuseum Puts 200-Year-Old Condom Featuring Erotic Print on View

4 days ago | artnews.com | Harrison Jacobs

On Tuesday, the Rijksmuseum announced that a rare condom dating from 1830 will go on display at the museum in its print room, where it will form part of a display on 19th-century sex work and sexuality. It will stay on display through November. The condom is nearly 200 years old and is thought to be made from a sheep’s appendix. It features an erotic image depicting a nun and three clergyman and was likely a souvenir from a brothel.
Trial Begins for Ron Perelman’s $410 Million Insurance Claim Over Warhol, Ruscha, Twombly Paintings

4 days ago | artnews.com | Karen Ho

The trial between mega-collector Ron Perelman and a group of insurers began on Monday in New York Supreme Court, nearly seven years after a fire struck Perelman’s home in the Hamptons, costing him, per his argument, five paintings by Andy Warhol, Ed Ruscha, and Cy Twombly insured for a collective $400 million claim.
Peru Halves Protected Area Near Nazca Lines

4 days ago | artnews.com | Tessa Solomon

The Culture Ministry of Peru has cut roughly half of the protected area surrounding the Nazca Lines, a move that archaeologists warn could subject the UNESCO World Heritage Site to exploitation from the mining industry. Created roughly 2,000 years ago, the Nazca Lines are a group of monumental depressions, or geoglyphs, made across some 600 square miles of desert floor outside Lima, the Peruvian capital.