Chuck Close (American, –2021)

A Famed Collection of Alexander Calder Sculptures Has Moved Into the Seattle Art Museum
Jordan Schnitzer with Frank Stella, <em>Puerto Rican Blue Pigeon</em>(1980). Courtesy of Jordan Schnitzer. Philanthropist Jordan Schnitzer on the Joy of Sharing His Collection and the Art He Wakes Up to Every Day
The American Artist Chuck Close, Who Created Larger-Than-Life Photorealist Portraits, Has Died at 81
Artnet’s Locked-Down Auction Specialists Recreated Their Favorite Artworks as Part of the Getty Challenge—See the Hilarious Results Here
Ending a Seven-Year Dispute, a US Court Rules That Artists Aren’t Entitled to Royalties for Artworks Resold at Auction
Chuck Close, <em>Self-Portrait 2000</em>. Courtesy of Adamson Gallery, Washington. Seattle University Removes Chuck Close Work in Response to Sexual Harassment Allegations
National Gallery Postpones Chuck Close and Thomas Roma Shows Over Allegations of Sexual Misconduct
The open letter to President Trump from the resigning members of the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, with our markup. There’s a Secret Message Hidden in the White House Arts Committee’s Resignation Letter
White House Arts Committee Quits en Masse Over Trump’s Support of ‘Hate Groups and Terrorists’
A man checks on January 29, 2013 the ruins of the mausoleum of Alfa Moya, a Muslim saint, which was destroyed by Islamists in July, in a cemetery of Timbuktu. French-led troops freed the northern desert city on January 28 from Islamist control. Hundreds of Malians looted Arab-owned shops on January 29 in Timbuktu as global donors pledged over 455 million US dollars (340 million euro) at a donor conference in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa for military operations in Mali and humanitarian aid to rout the radicals from the north. Photo: Eric Feferberg/Getty Images. Art Industry News: Extremist Ordered to Pay $3.2 Million for Destroying Timbuktu World Heritage Site + More Must-Read Stories
Chuck Close, <em>Cecily Brown</em> from his See the Second Avenue Subway’s Gorgeous New Chuck Close and Sarah Sze Art
artnet Asks: Photorealist John Schieffer Offers a Few Words to the Wise
Here Are Chuck Close’s 10 Most Expensive Works at Auction
The Art World Celebrates Chuck Close’s Birthday on Instagram
Heather Phillipson, <em>100% Other Fibers</em>. Courtesy of Sarah Cascone. Tour Frieze New York 2016 in Photos
The Puzzle at the Heart of the Stunning New SFMOMA
The collection was assembled by Farah Diba Pahlavi in the 1970s. Photo: Farah Diba Pahlavi via Facebook Negotiations to Bring Legendary Iranian Art Collection to Berlin Fraught with Diplomacy
Wayne Thiebaud<em> Ice Cream Cone</em>, 1964<br> © Wayne Thiebaud/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY Dominique Levy Gallery Revisits the Experimental Drawing Surge of the 1960s
UNITED STATES - DECEMBER 07: Flags fly outside the Sotheby's New York headquarters in New York, U.S., on Friday, Dec. 7, 2007. A stained but still-legible vellum 1297 Magna Carta, written in Medieval Latin and bearing the royal seal of King Edward I, could fetch as much as $20-30 million at its Dec. 18 evening auction, the auction house said. (Photo by Timothy Fadek/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Supreme Court Declines to Hear Artists’ Resale Royalty Suit—Who Wins?
Can DNA Verification End Art Forgery Forever?
Captain Stubbing from <em>The Love Boat</em> and Andy Warhol See 12 of the Most Memorable and Silly Artist Television Show Cameos
Yayoi Kusama <br> Photo: via Brommel.net 8 Amazing Hotels Around the World with Museum Quality Art Collections
Last-Minute Art Getaways: Tara Donovan’s “Platform” at the Parrish Art Museum
Milwaukee Art Museum Acquires Pope Benedict XVI Portrait Made of Condoms
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