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Ukraine’s Stolen Art: A Race Against Time
Museums looted. Heritage sites bombed. Thousands of artifacts missing.
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Hilma af Klint’s Lost Legacy? The Fight Over Modern Art’s Most Mysterious Pioneer
ART Walkway Head Editor Panu Syrjämäki examines the battle over Hilma af Klint, a pioneer of abstraction.
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How Crypto’s Growing Role in the Art Market Raises Opportunities and Risks
As major auction houses embrace cryptocurrency payments, the art market is attracting new digital-savvy collectors.
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Art Market in Turmoil as New Trump Tariffs Take Effect
The U.S. has imposed new tariffs on art imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, ending decades of duty-free status.
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Christie’s AI Auction Ignites Market Shift Despite Artist Backlash
Nearly 4,000 artists called for its cancellation, but with an 82% sell-through rate, the results suggest AI art is here to stay.
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SCRAP Faces Eviction: San Francisco Nonprofit Searches for a New Home
After 25 years in its Bayshore warehouse, SCRAP must vacate its location by June 2025 due to SFUSD’s redevelopment plans.
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WOPHA’s Artist Residency Program Paves the Way for Women and Non-Binary Photographers
The WOPHA Artist-in-Residence Program is accepting applications for 2025, offering two selected photographers a month-long immersive experience in Miami’s vibrant art scene.
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Imago Mundi: A 2,600-Year-Old Map is Rewriting History—But Are We Reading It Wrong?
Archaeologists have uncovered what may be the oldest world map, and it’s not what we expected.
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Why Even High-End Art Buyers Must Vet Every Purchase
Before buying, make sure the artwork isn’t stolen, looted, or lost in wartime.
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Ireland’s Arts Scandals: A Crisis of Trust and Funding?
As revelations of mismanagement, fraud, and waste emerge, Ireland’s arts sector faces a reckoning that could impact future funding.
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Contour Biennale’s Future Uncertain—Will a New Curator Save It?
With a call for a new curator, Contour Biennale faces a critical moment—can it redefine itself, or is this the beginning of its decline?
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The Art Industry’s Unpaid Internship Problem: Exploitation or Opportunity?
Unpaid internships remain a deep-rooted issue in the arts, shutting out young professionals from working-class backgrounds. Is the industry ready to change?