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While museums are closed to the public, we are spotlighting an inspiring exhibition somewhere around the globe each day.

The post Photographer Alex Harris Boldly Challenges Stereotypes About the American South in a New Show at the High Museum—See Images Here appeared first on artnet News.

Bass, who made her mark in Texas and New York, was a staunch supporter of the ballet and various art museums.

The post Anne Bass, the Philanthropist and Art Collector Who Captivated New York’s High Society, Has Died at 79 appeared first on artnet News.

The New Museum parted ways with 48 workers; the Whitney cut 76.

The post The New Museum and Whitney Museum Cut Dozens of Employees as Lockdowns Continue With No End in Sight appeared first on artnet News.

The open call runs now through April 9.

The post Are You an Artist? The UN and World Health Organization Want You to Submit Designs That Inform the Public About Coronavirus appeared first on artnet News.

Catch up on this week's news—fast.

The post From Homemade Masterpieces to the Death of David Driskell: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week appeared first on artnet News.

The video for "Toosie Slide" was filmed while the singer was house-bound.

The post What Does Drake Collect? The Singer’s New Music Video Lets Viewers See Inside His Art-Filled Mansion appeared first on artnet News.

The art world may be working remotely, but it certainly does not stop. We're checking in with art-world professionals to see how they work from home.

The post The Art World Works From Home: Painter Doron Langberg Has Turned His Dining Table Into a Studio and Is Eating a Lot of Baba Ganoush appeared first on artnet News.

The Whitney curator details the captivating life of the pioneering American painter.

The post ‘She Did the Paintings for Herself’: Curator Barbara Haskell on How Artist Agnes Pelton Learned to Break New Ground in Isolation appeared first on artnet News.

Tisna Sanjaya and Isa Perkasa show different ways that artists are coping.

The post In Isolation, Indonesian Artists Swing Between Offering Inspiration and Acts of Protest appeared first on artnet News.

Back in 2014, artists Parker and Clayton Calvert were early adopters of commercially available drone technology.

The post Italy Is on Lockdown, But You Can Still Visit Its Most Beautiful Cities With This Stunning Just-Released Drone Footage by Two Artists appeared first on artnet News.