Art in America

Art in America, the world’s premier art magazine, delivers in-depth coverage of the global contemporary art scene. Published 11 times per year, every issue contains profiles on respected and rising talents, critical essays and reviews of current exhibitions around the world, written by today’s leading artists, curators and historians.

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A Whale of a Time • This past year, ARTnews Top 200 Collector Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza supported a multidisciplinary Wu Tsang project that took Moby-Dick as a starting point. She made sure to acquire one of the works, Of Whales, a video that figured in the main exhibition of this year’s Venice Biennale. With its beautiful images of ocean environments generated using a technology known as extended reality, or XR, the work entranced Thyssen-Bornemisza. “The immensity of the ocean becomes a symbol of the unknown,” she told ARTnews. The piece will travel next spring to Madrid’s Museo National Thyssen-Bornemisza, which her family founded.

ART TALK

Danie Cansino Paints a Picture • The L.A.-based artist has trained her subversive gaze on the city’s Chicanx communities.

Stranger Things • ARTnews spoke with Chara Schreyer, a veteran of the Top 200 Collectors list, about the newest book chronicling her collection

Seven books for the budding collector • Collecting is an art unto itself, and finding success in it requires one to learn the ropes of the market ecosystem. To help you build a collection of your own, we suggest seven books that offer a primer on where to start.

Give and Let Live • A distinguished collector considers how best to present his holdings to new eyes—and to support existing museums in the process

Artful Lodgers • Leading collector and founder of Amant Lonti Ebers and Delfina Foundation director Aaron Cezar discuss the importance of artist residency programs, the role of collectors, and the market in the art ecosystem, and more.

A Collection for Curators on the Rise • Collector Marieluise Hessel helped seed the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. Now, 30 years on, the program looks toward the future

Ahead of the Curve • Dealers Michael Rosenfeld and halley k harrisburg have long collected artists who are only now gaining mainstream recognition

Surreal Reunions • ARTnews Top 200 Collector Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo reflects on her Grand Tour of Europe this past summer

Hidden Pictures • Albert-László Barabási’s data-driven artworks show how the art system works

ARTnews TOP 200 COLLECTORS • Turn the page for insights into the most powerful, active, and influential art collectors in the world

The Changing Face of Collecting • The most diverse Top 200 list to date reflects a cultural shift in the art world

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A NOTE ON RUSSIA

FINAL WORDS: Heidi Göess-Horten

AUSTRIAN AMBITIONS • Vienna’s art scene is on the rise amid a fast-developing gallery backdrop

WEST AFRICA IN THE SPOTLIGHT • A budding gallery scene and a thriving fair nurture collectors

ART WORKS

IN MEMORIAM: Nancy Lane

FRENCH CONNECTION • A look at two of the country’s most dynamic private museums

THIS OLD HOUSE

IN MEMORIAM: Heiner Pietzsch

CAPITAL EXPANSION

GAME THEORY • A collection, curated

IN MEMORIAM: Lily Safra

IN MEMORIAM: Budi Tek

IN MEMORIAM: Fayez Sarofim

The PRESERVATION OF EXCELLENCE • With his collecting and museum patronage, Raymond McGuire ensures that the artistic achievements of Black artists are centered in the canon

SAMSUNG SAGA • The family of South Korea’s richest man gave an art collection worth billions to the country’s...