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Small H Landscape (2001). (Photo by Ben Davis)
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William S. Smith. Photo: Penske Media Corporation. January 29, 2021 at 9:33pm
After seven years as editor-in-chief of
Art in America, William S. Smith is departing the magazine to join Hong Kong’s new M+ museum, currently slated to open this fall after a series of postponements. There, Smith will work within the curatorial department and oversee the museum’s digital and editorial content.
Smith, who cofounded Triple Canopy in 2007, joined
Art in America in 2013 as an associate editor and in 2017 was promoted to the helm of the magazine, which was founded in 1913. During his editorship, the international monthly published issues themed around Indigenous artists, realism, and immersive art, and Smith himself wrote on a wide variety of subjects, including climate change, the KAWS enterprise, and the New York Museum of Modern Art’s 2019 renovations. His tenure also saw the acquisition of Art Media Holdings which owns