More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information):

  • A guerrilla artist puts up her own wall labels at the Met to expose male artists’ bad behavior.
  • Do museum wall labels hide artists’ misogyny? Gauguin and Picasso protested at Met.
  • You may think you know Warhol, but his Whitney retrospective holds many surprises.
  • There has been no greater artist since Andy Warhol than Andy Warhol.
  • Everything is Connected: Art and conspiracy at the Met Breuer.
  • The 10 best booths at Art021 Shanghai art fair.
  • Art021 wants to mint a million new Chinese collectors.
  • Expanded West Bund Art Fair builds market momentum in Shanghai.
  • Here’s the Artist List for the 2018 Shanghai Biennale.
  • Can Banksy’s market go global? With a dedicated selling show in Hong Kong, Phillips is betting on it.
  • Banksy hands out 1000 free posters at London travel market.
  • Nicole Eisenman makes a dramatic turn to sculpture in her first solo institutional show in Germany.
  • Ellie Wang’s explosive paintings reimagine commonplace objects.
  • David Kordansky Gallery now represents Huma Bhabha and Lauren Halsey.
  • David Zwirner Now Represents Njideka Akunyili Crosby.
  • Just like starting over: Can MOCA Los Angeles reinvent itself again?
  • New MOCA director Klaus Biesenbach embarks on a ‘civic-minded’ mission to steady the museum.
  • Did you know Ellsworth Kelly and Alexander Calder were pals? They even exchanged art gifts.
  • Louvre Abu Dhabi tops one million visitors in its first year.
  • The elusive Water McBeer shows his coveted collection at Jeffrey Deitch.
  • David Salle touches god in seldom-seen paintings going to the Parrish Art Museum.
  • Houston museum reattributes painting to Velázquez.
  • Take a 100-year trip through art history with Claude Monet’s monumental water lily painting.
  • The tenderness of Paul Anthony Harford’s drawings.
  • Julian Schnabel is the latest celebrity to guest curate a major museum show, a trend that is here to stay.
  • What to watch on the block during New York’s fall auction sales.
  • Why Edward Hopper’s “Chop Suey” could break the $100 million mark.
  • In rare moment of market transparency, valuable Hockney pool painting to be sold without reserve.
  • Jeff Koons found guilty in plagiarism dispute with Naf-Naf and ordered to pay $168,000.
  • Collector who sold a fake old master through Sotheby’s must repay the auction house $1.2 million.
  • Robert Indiana’s estate is auctioning $4 million in art to cover mounting legal fees.
  • New copyright regulations could prevent artists from sharing work on social media.
  • DC Commission reverses course after attempt to censor artists
  • Did we miss the point of one of the world’s most famous sculptures?
  • Barbara Kruger revisits a 40-year-old series that’s as relevant as ever.
  • As India’s #MeToo moment hits the art world, who is allowed to speak out?
  • David Zwirner is number one on the 17th edition of ArtReview’s Power 100 list.
  • The Pérez Art Museum Miami is launching a new fund dedicated to Latinx and Latin American Art.
  • Catherine Opie’s new show is literally about burning down the establishment.
  • Washington, DC grant-making commission issues morality clause, then quickly backtracks.
  • Kerry James Marshall is done with public art after Chicago attempted to sell his mural.
  • This painting of Jesse Jackson as a white man provoked a sledgehammer attack.
  • The magic of Peter Halley’s paintings won’t show up on your iPhone.
  • Björk’s movie debut, The Juniper Tree, is restored and revisited.
  • What is the secret to making it as an artist? A new study says the first few years are key.
  • What it means to dream Avant-Garde.