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Installation of <b>AYSE ERKMEN</b>'s <i>Golden Horn in Golden Horn</i> (2022) on the bank in Istanbul. Photo by Sahir Ugur Eren. Courtesy the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Ar

Weekly News Roundup: November 4, 2022

Portrait of <b>NICHOLAS HARDING</b>, standing in front of his 2022 Wynne Prize-winning painting <i>Eora</i>. Photo by Mim Stirling / Art Gallery of New South Wales. Copyright and c

Nicholas Harding (1956–2022)

The three co-curators of the 13th Taipei Biennial. Left to right: Reem Shadid, Freya Chou, and Brian Kuan Wood. Courtesy the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. <br>

Three Curators to Lead 13th Taipei Biennial

Portrait of <b>LU SHENGZHONG</b>. Courtesy Chambers Fine Art, New York / Beijing.

Lu Shengzhong (1952–2022)

Portrait of <b>NOAH HOROWITZ</b>. Courtesy Sotheby's.

American Director Returns to Art Basel as New CEO

<b>AI WEIWEI</b> with his rug <i>The Tyger </i>(2022)<i>, </i>fabricated by Christopher Farr. Courtesy Ai Weiwei. Copyright Thierry Bal.

Weekly News Roundup: October 28, 2022

Detail of the red banners hung at the top of the Guggenheim Museum's white spiral ramp. Image via Twitter.

Artists Hang Banners at Guggenheim in Support of Protest in Iran

Photo of SymbioticA Bioart Workshop by Stavanger Norway, 2008. Photo by Tuur Van Balen. Courtesy SymbioticA.

Australian University Moves to Defund Renowned Art-and-Science Lab

Portrait of <b>PROPPANOW</b>. From left to right: <b>TONY ALBERT</b>, <b>JENNIFER HERD</b>, <b>GORDON HOOKEY</b>, <b>MEGAN COPE</b>, <b>RICHARD BELL</b>, and <b>VERNON AH KEE</b>.

Indigenous Arts Collective Wins International Prize for Art and Social Justice

Portrait of <b>HAEGUE YANG</b>. Photo by Cheongjin Keem. Courtesy Barbara Wien Gallery & Art Bookshop, Berlin.

Weekly News Roundup: October 21, 2022

Portrait of <b>DAYANITA SINGH</b>. Courtesy Hasselblad Foundation.

Indian Photographer Wins the Hasselblad Award

Portrait of <b>GURKAN COSKUN (KOMET)</b>. Image via Instagram.

Gürkan Coşkun (Komet) (1941–2022)

*BEN SAKOGUCHI*, _Comparative Religions 101_, 2014/2019, acrylic on canvas, 16 panels (28 x 41 cm / 28 x 36 cm / 61 x 135 cm), 130 cm x 230 cm. Courtesy the artist.<br>

California Biennial Censors Satirical History Painting by Japanese-American Artist

Portrait of <b>KIM TAE-HO</b>. Image via Instagram.

Kim Tae-Ho (1948–2022)