Wesley Morris for the New York Times, on three months spent listening only to albums by women, inspired by NPR's 'Turning the Tables' list.
Former Canadian art curator at the Art Gallery of Ontario Andrew Hunter explains why he quit his job. (Sort of. I mean, it's never really stated in terms of "I quit so that X would hopefully happen." It's more "I couldn't effect any more change so I left". I think.)
The Julian Schnabel comeback machine.
Kickstarter has started facilitating commissioning alongside crowdfundraising.
On sleeper hunters (curators, dealers and connoisseurs who haunt auction websites looking for mis-attributed works).
A brutal (and somewhat relieving) take on Instagram influencers.
"My problem is what it represents as a first corporate commissioned artwork of sorts that is designed to open the way for a market invasion of 3D geo-tagged branding entertainment and advertising." Artist Sebastian Errazuriz finds a way to digitally vandalise Jeff Koon's Snapchat sculptures.
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