Palmer Gallery: New Things are Happening in London, Promising Fresh Discoveries at Every Turn
Shifts in London’s art scene suggest evolving approaches to how galleries engage audiences and present new works.
Lilienthal Gallery: Just Two Years in Knoxville's Art Scene and Already Shaping its Cultural Landscape
Founded just two years ago, Lilienthal Gallery has wasted no time in making its mark on Knoxville’s cultural landscape.
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Françoise Gilot: Defeating Picasso – Her Gallery in His Museum
Françoise Gilot’s story is a captivating journey into the world of art, where love, art, and independence intertwine under the shadow of Pablo Picasso. Gilot was a bold and talented artist whose career and life were strongly connected to the world-renowned Picasso. However, despite Gilot’s significance in Picasso’
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Spanish Police Bust Banksy Forgery Ring: Inspired by Dismaland
Spanish police have successfully uncovered and arrested a group of fraudsters involved in counterfeiting artworks by the renowned street artist Banksy, with widespread sales across Europe and the United States. Two of the detained individuals are suspected of being behind the forgeries in Zaragoza, while the other two are believed
10,000 Suns Illuminate the 24th Biennale of Sydney
The 24th Biennale of Sydney, titled “Ten Thousand Suns” promises to be a transformative experience from March 9 to June 10, 2024. Curated by Cosmin Costinaş and Inti Guerrero, the event spans six iconic locations in Sydney, showcasing visionary artworks from leading global artists. One of the highlights is the
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Italian Culture Minister Stands by Israel in Venice Biennale Debate
Demands to close the pavilions have surfaced due to the Israel-Hamas conflict and Iran’s suppression of women, sparking discussions on the political dimensions of cultural events. Italian Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano has supported Israel’s participation in the biennale. The organizers have emphasized the autonomous participation rights for all
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Artists and Curators Demand Israel's Exclusion from Venice Biennale
The Venice Biennale is called upon in a letter to exclude Israel from the event by the Art Not Genocide Alliance (ANGA), a group consisting of artists, curators, writers, and cultural workers. They express their concerns that the official representation of Israel at the Venice Biennale would be endorsing its
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The Venice Biennale Announced the Curatorial Theme of Its 2024 Art Exhibition
President Roberto Cicutto of The Venice Biennale and the curator of the 60th International Art Exhibition, Adriano Pedrosa, have unveiled the theme for Biennale Arte 2024, titled “Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere.” The theme draws inspiration from the series of works by the Claire Fontaine collective, which addresses foreignness and the
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Captivating Works by Lin May Saeed & Dance Legacy of Noa Eshkol
Lin May Saeed: ”The Snow Falls Slowly in Paradise, A Dialogue with Renée Sintenis” Until February 25, 2024 Employing a consistent formal language, deep empathy, and a cultural-historical understanding, Saeed’s works narrate stories of both the subjugation and liberation of animals. They advocate for solidarity and coexistence between species.
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Discover, Engage, Belong: Accessibility and Connections in the Art World
Exploring local galleries and exhibitions isn’t just about witnessing art; it’s an invitation to embark on a captivating journey of discovery. Within the gallery ambiance, you’re not merely observing artworks – you’re immersing yourself, scrutinizing details, and absorbing the profound impact each piece exudes. Moreover, engaging directly
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Spring Exhibitions at MACRO's Museum for Preventive Imagination
BLESS: “25 Years of Always Stress with BLESS” February 9 – May 12, 2024 The first institutional exhibition in Italy is dedicated to the art of Desiree Heiss and Ines Kaag, founders of the Bless studio, who referred to themselves as ‘situation designers.’ Established in 1995, the interdisciplinary Bless studio combines
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Lawsuit Resolution Against Sotheby's Auction House
The billionaire from Russia, Dmitri Rybolovlev, faced defeat in a lawsuit against Sotheby’s auction house. The oligarch accused the auction house of collaborating with Swiss art dealer Yves Bouvier to mislead him into paying inflated prices for four artworks, as detailed in The Guardian’s report. Among them was