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Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start
Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start

Camp Z is the sixth gallery the fair has bankrolled for three editions each, and every prior fellow has stayed on as a paying exhibitor.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery
Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery

Founder Alex Z. Wang runs the for-profit program as a discovery channel built to funnel emerging artists onto his gallery's roster.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 16, 2026 Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit
Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit

The Art Not Genocide Alliance, which forced pavilion closures at this year's Biennale, will rally Friday.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy
Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy

The invitation-only London Invitational opens during Frieze Week with new Ed Ruscha works among its roughly 15 exhibitors.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Jul 16, 2026 San Jose’s Vietnamese monument ‘Thank You America’ stolen in brazen heist
San Jose’s Vietnamese monument ‘Thank You America’ stolen in brazen heist

The sculpture was made by artist Tuan Nguyen, a refugee who spent time in a prison camp during the Vietnam War.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Jul 15, 2026 Italian artist allegedly sells apartment to fund his Charlie Kirk monument
Italian artist allegedly sells apartment to fund his Charlie Kirk monument

The Italian-born artist Sergio Furnari will debut a monument depicting rightwing political commentator Charlie Kirk in New York City’s Times Square on the anniversary of his death. “I want to exercise the first amendment. For those who don’t have the right to free speech! This statue is

by Adam Schrader
People   -   Jul 15, 2026 Tina Spiro, key artist at Minimalism's advent, seeks to affirm her legacy
Tina Spiro, key artist at Minimalism's advent, seeks to affirm her legacy

Tina Spiro, one of three women in 1966's "Primary Structures," recounts David Smith, Warhol and 50 years of Jamaican art.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Jul 13, 2026 East Hampton authorizes legal action against The Ranch over shipping container sculpture
East Hampton authorizes legal action against The Ranch over shipping container sculpture

The Montauk gallery faces four charges over Matt Johnson's "Meditating Figure."

by Adam Schrader
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Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start
Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start

Camp Z is the sixth gallery the fair has bankrolled for three editions each, and every prior fellow has stayed on as a paying exhibitor.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery
Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery

Founder Alex Z. Wang runs the for-profit program as a discovery channel built to funnel emerging artists onto his gallery's roster.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 16, 2026 Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit
Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit

The Art Not Genocide Alliance, which forced pavilion closures at this year's Biennale, will rally Friday.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy
Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy

The invitation-only London Invitational opens during Frieze Week with new Ed Ruscha works among its roughly 15 exhibitors.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Jul 16, 2026 San Jose’s Vietnamese monument ‘Thank You America’ stolen in brazen heist
San Jose’s Vietnamese monument ‘Thank You America’ stolen in brazen heist

The sculpture was made by artist Tuan Nguyen, a refugee who spent time in a prison camp during the Vietnam War.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Jul 15, 2026 Italian artist allegedly sells apartment to fund his Charlie Kirk monument
Italian artist allegedly sells apartment to fund his Charlie Kirk monument

The Italian-born artist Sergio Furnari will debut a monument depicting rightwing political commentator Charlie Kirk in New York City’s Times Square on the anniversary of his death. “I want to exercise the first amendment. For those who don’t have the right to free speech! This statue is

by Adam Schrader
People   -   Jul 15, 2026 Tina Spiro, key artist at Minimalism's advent, seeks to affirm her legacy
Tina Spiro, key artist at Minimalism's advent, seeks to affirm her legacy

Tina Spiro, one of three women in 1966's "Primary Structures," recounts David Smith, Warhol and 50 years of Jamaican art.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Jul 13, 2026 East Hampton authorizes legal action against The Ranch over shipping container sculpture
East Hampton authorizes legal action against The Ranch over shipping container sculpture

The Montauk gallery faces four charges over Matt Johnson's "Meditating Figure."

by Adam Schrader
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