Restaging traditional still lifes with high-tech materials; film and light-sensitive paper re-emerge as an art medium, and artists discuss how they know when a work is finished.

“The Underrated Issue” takes a detailed, nuanced look at artists who are revered by curators, critics, and fellow artists but still under-appreciated in the broader art world. Hilarie M. Sheets asks experts to name their favorite under-sung figures, Barbara Pollack looks at how superstar artists are helping to revive the careers of some of their more obscure heroes, Maximilíano Duron profiles Judith F. Baca, Alex Greenberger speaks with Lynn Hershman Leeson, and Greg Allen tells the story of the forgotten Pop figure Aaaron Kuriloff. Plus, Nate Freeman looks at the how the art industry is dealing with collector Ivanka Trump now that her father is in the White House and Andrew Russeth writes about Florine Stettheimer. Plus, an interview with Jordan Wolfson about his wild new VR project and reviews from around the world.

What is wrong with the art world, and how would you fix it? Those are the questions that ARTnews put to a wide variety of luminaries, from artists to curators, dealers to collectors, for its Winter 2017 issue. They responded with incisive, provocative opinions, and rich, exciting ideas. The issue also features in-depth conversations with Douglas Crimp and Andrea Fraser, a profile of Dread Scott, a history of attempts to fix the art world, and a look at the latest wave of institutional critique, plus a Q&A with Julian Schnabel and reviews from around the world.

It is the annual Top 200 Collectors issue, with an up-to-the-minute list of the biggest buyers in the art market! Also: Nate Freeman takes an in-depth look at the big changes at Sotheby’s, Sarah Thornton on the venture capitalists who are now collecting art, Zoë Lescaze explores the tricky business of preserving Donald Judd’s multifaceted legacy, and Andrew Russeth considers the sudden surge in nostalgia for old-school art dealers. Plus, reviews from around the world, a report from Detroit, a Q&A with Brian Belott, and quite a bit more.

Crime is the focus of the Summer issue of ARTnews. M. H. Miller dives into the intrigue of the Knoedler Trial, Andrew Russeth considers artists who have created art explicitly by breaking the law, Greg Allen tackles the case of a Jasper Johns flag painting that went missing (from inside a Rauschenberg!), Barbara Pollack visits with an FBI special agent specializing in art crimes, and Andrew Marzoni looks at heist films. Plus, Bill Powers speaks with Nathaniel Mary Quinn and Katherine McMahon speaks with museums guards, plus a 2,500-year history of art crime.

The inaugural issue of the ARTnews quarterly, titled Icons, looks at artists who have transformed the art world, and art: Mary Heilmann, Kenneth Anger, Faith Ringgold, Kerry James Marshall, and Lynda Benglis. Meanwhile, Bill Powers talks to Jeff Koons, Daniel S. Palmer considers the hyperprofessionalization of emerging artists, and the magazine takes a photographic tour of artists’ studios in Los Angeles, from Ed Ruscha to Catherine Opie. Plus, the debut of a new, meatier review format, with critical chronicles from London, Paris, New York, and elsewhere.

In the December issue of ARTnews, a focus on Miami, with M.H. Miller profiling the newly named director of the Pérez Art Museum Miami, Franklin Sirmans, and Nate Freeman talking with Noah Horowitz, the former Armory Show director who has been tapped to lead Art Basel work in the Americas. Meanwhile, Bill Powers interviews Carroll Dunham, Patricia Failing on collector Paul Allen’s art endeavors, Ann Landi on museum wall labels, and Andrew Russeth on the much-discussed “Painting 2.0” exhibition in Munich. Plus writing on film, the trend of dead artists appearing in biennials, a bounty of reviews, and quite a bit more.

In the November of ARTnews Bill Powers interviews the always-cagey Richard Prince, Andrew Russeth profiles Frank Stella on the eve of his retrospective at the Whitney Museum, Hannah Ghorashi looks at the market for performance art, and Patricia Failing looks at Clyfford Still’s “replicas.” Plus, Andrew Marzoni considers the career of director Robert Zemeckis, M.H. Miller delves deep into the art world’s reality TV problem, and Sarah Douglas looks to the opening of London and Berlin gallery Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles, reviews from around the world, and quite a bit more.

In the October issue of ARTnews Roger Atwood profiles the closely watched young video artist Ed Atkins, Barbara Pollack takes a look at the evolution of the International Center of Photography, Alex Greenberger speaks with the fast-emerging Rachel Rose, Brendan Greaves considers the place of “outsider art” in the mainstream art world, Bill Powers interviews Torey Thornton, and Andrew Russeth talks with Njideka Akunyili Crosby about her museum doubleheader in Los Angeles. Plus, a boatload of reviews, picks, and other stories from around the international art world.

The September issue of ARTnews features painter David Salle on late-career painters, M.H. Miller with director Robert Wilson at the Watermill Center in the Hamptons, and Andrew Russeth on the art world’s publishing boom. Also, Bill Powers interviews Albert Oehlen, Rachel Metzler reviews Hal Foster’s latest book of criticism, and John Chiaverina tells the story of Milwaukee’s Green Gallery. In addition, there are exhibition previews, reviews, and a profile of Wim Pijbes, the director of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, a tale that include a very striking buttocks-baring dress.

The July/August issue of ARTnews is the 25th anniversary edition of the magazine’s annual, international list, The Top 200 Collectors. Sarah Douglas chats with two major players in the collecting field—a stalwart, Eli Broad, who is opens his new private museum in Los Angeles in September, and an upstart, Tony Salamé, who is making moves in Beirut—and Bob Nickas looks at the under-representation of Basquiat in museum holdings. Bill Powers interviews artist Margaret Lee, and Andrew Russeth reviews the Venice Biennale, Plus, reviews from around the world, and quite a bit more.

The special June issue of ARTnews is titled Women in the Art World, and has Maura Reilly crunching the (frightening) numbers, Linda Nochlin on the state of feminism now (and back then), Alison Gingeras on black-sheep feminist artists, and M.H. Miller on a long-forgotten chapter in Yoko Ono’s career. Plus, a wide variety of artists—from Cindy Sherman and Deborah Kass to K8 Hardy and Jamian Juliano-Villani—discuss sexism today.

The May issue of ARTnews includes a preview of the Venice Biennale—with Barbara Pollack talking to Okwui Enwezor about his exhibition, Barbara MacAdams profiling France’s representative, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, and Lilly Wei tackling Poland’s pavilion, which features C.T. Jasper and Joanna Malinowska—and a look at the past and future of the Whitney Museum, through oral histories of the institution and a consideration of Renzo Piano, the architect behind its new building, which opens May 1. Plus, Rob Pruitt talks Obama, Dylan Brant on cowboys, Andrew Russeth with John Giorno, Dan Duray on Moscow’s new Garage, and reviews from around the world.

In the April issue: Lilly Wei on art made in extreme conditions, Eleanor Heartney on Wonder Woman and artists, Andrew Russeth on the rise of Middle Eastern modernism, and Dan Duray on Phillips.

In the March 2015 issue of ARTnews, David Salle takes a nuanced look at the Museum of Modern Art’s new painting survey “The Forever Now,” Andrew Russeth gets Laurie Simmons talking about her Jewish Museum exhibition and first feature film, Barbara Pollack explores Brazil’s art scene and Dan Duray contemplates the art of On Kawara.

Linda Yablonsky explores art’s 90s nostalgia, M.H. Miller speaks with the curators of the New Museum’s 2015 Triennial, Barbara Pollack interviews Charles Atlas and Andrew Russeth looks at the career of David Hammons, who is soon to launch an art space in Yonkers.

Today's installations invite comparisons with contemporary fiction, Hong Kong's Occupy Movement becomes art, and Wang Jianwei talks about his newly commissioned exhibition at Guggenheim.

Jane and Louise Wilson excavate hidden histories of architectural sites, a museum brouhaha in Miami, the Aga Khan Museum of Islamic Art debuts in Toronto, and Whistler’s Peacock Room.

How to be a responsible art collector, Middle Eastern and North African women enter the art world, Pierre Huyghe's radical practice, and Christie's indefatigable Loic Gouzer.

The evolution of the American kunsthalle, the next generation of Chinese collectors, a visit to multimedia artist Trisha Baga’s Bushwick studio, and MoMA ushers in a new era of curators​.

Artists collaborate with their audiences, Yutaka Sone transforms gallery spaces into tropical jungles, and artists shift focus to issues of privacy and the right to artistic expression.

The ARTnews Top 200 Collectors plus The Ten, a list of collectors who are shaking up the art world; and an exhibition sets the celebrity aside and examines Frida Kahlo’s artistic legacy.

Artists share tips and tricks for starting a new work, the atmospheric light installations of Spencer Finch, and a look at Cézanne’s still lifes and their influence on recent artists.

Artists share childhood art encounters that influenced their work, Social Realism enjoys a renaissance in Russia, Young British Artist Marc Quinn, and the story behind John Cage’s 4’33”

Philip Pearlstein remembers his college friendship with Andy Warhol, why Michelangelo made sure David was too heavy for a high place, and artists across the U.S. turn urban renewal into art.

Artists use science fiction to comment on matters closer to home, the Rauschenberg Foundation’s passion for cultural philanthropy, and Shanghai’s plan to become China’s cultural capital.

Art forgers reveal their methods, a look at how museums are presenting sound art, reflecting on a Renoir classic, and fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier’s influence on the art world.

Conserving new media, an inside look at Queen Elizabeth's art collection, a report on the auction scene in China, a profile of Indian-born artist Zarina.

ARTnews travels to three James Turrell exhibitions; photographs that reveal Magritte's process, the Armory Show Centennial, and the ongoing battle over restitution of Nazi-looted art.

The 200 top collectors from the past year, this year’s Venice Biennale, photographer Rose Mandel works with Ansel Adams and Minor White, and Kate MccGwire works with thousands of feathers.

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