More stories from the week that ended Nov 12 (click on bolded words for more information):
- Opening of Dubai Frame pushed back to January 2018.
- 11 takeaways from the $2.3 billion worth of art sold in NY last week.
- Guantanamo prisoners don’t own their own art.
- Adidas settles lawsuit for launching “Art Basel” shoe without authorization.
- Monet’s glasses sell for $51,000 in Asia.
- Jake Gyllenhaal set to take role as art critic in new movie.
- Using AI to identify good investments in art.
- The next novel use for AI might be in authentication and identifying forgeries.
- $10 flea market find might be a photo of Billy the Kid and worth millions.
- Lineup for Pacific Standard Time’s performance art festival announced.
- Thief walks out of gallery with a €425,000 bronze. Two suspects charged.
- Doubts Leonardo da Vinci painted the $450 million Salvator Mundi.
- Madsaki talks ahead of his exhibition at Galerie Perrotin Seoul.
- An interview with Dalek on the return of the space monkey ahead of his Thinkspace show.
- Audrey Kawasaki already at work on her new mural for Art Basel Week Miami.
- Swoon working on a new series of art under glass domes.
- John Baldessari and emojis.
- Cai Guo-Qiang to detonate artwork in Chicago for 75th year anniversary of 1st nuclear reaction.
- An interview with Kehinde Wiley.
- Oscar Murillo hangs his black flags in Palestine.
- Katy Perry and Urs Fischer create sculpture together.
- How Yayoi Kusama built a market for her work.
