Art Market Armageddon? Why Headlines Distort Reality and How Reporting Should Change
Are art market downturns as dire as headlines suggest? Discover why cycles, nuance, and responsible reporting matter more than fear-driven narratives.
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Kim Sajet Takes Helm in Milwaukee: A Gamble That Could Redefine the Midwest
From shaking up the Smithsonian to daring Milwaukee, Sajet’s appointment signals risk, ambition, and a new cultural map for America’s heartland.
Block Everything Protests Erupt in France: Streets Burn, Museums Close, Hundreds Arrested
France faces chaos as “Block Everything” protests shut museums, block roads, and clash with police. Hundreds arrested as Macron’s cuts spark fury.
Art & Technology: NFTs, AI, and Digital Culture
Explore how NFTs, AI, and digital platforms are transforming art, ownership, and culture in the 21st century.
Portland Art Museum Opens Mark Rothko Pavilion November 2025
The Portland Art Museum opens the Mark Rothko Pavilion on Nov 20, 2025, adding 100,000 sq ft of galleries, a glass plaza entrance, and new spaces highlighting Black art and modern masters in downtown Portland.
Art and Artificial Intelligence: How A.I. Is Transforming Museums
From Munich to Venice, artists use A.I. not just as a tool but as a force — reshaping museums into living systems and questioning what it means to be human.
Banksy £95k Print Stolen in Belfast – Thief Jailed for Six Months
A man who stuffed a £95,000 Banksy artwork into a Primark bag and walked out of a Belfast gallery has been jailed for six months. The print, “Laugh Now,” was swiftly recovered by police.
Mike Pepi’s Against Platforms Exposes the Mirage of Digital Utopia
Mike Pepi dismantles Silicon Valley’s promises in Against Platforms, demanding we rebuild institutions stripped bare by the platform age.
Art & Climate Change: Creativity in the Face of Crisis
Explore how artists worldwide use creativity to respond to climate change, from eco-art to protest works, shaping awareness and action.
Gen Z Mental Health & Art Therapy: Healing Through Expression
Discover how Gen Z uses art therapy to cope with anxiety, depression, and stress — from digital platforms to community-driven creativity.
From Emerging to Leading: Mary Savig Reshapes the Renwick’s Vision of Craft
Once an emerging voice in the archives, Mary Savig now leads the Renwick Gallery into a new era—shifting craft from spectacle to testimony, from dazzle to depth.
Smithsonian American Art Museum Fellowship 2025 – Apply by October 15
The Smithsonian American Art Museum is now accepting applications for its 2025 fellowship program, with an October 15 deadline.
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Guillermo del Toro Parts With His Monsters: Heritage Auctions Opens Bleak House Collection
After wildfires nearly claimed Guillermo del Toro’s legendary “Bleak House,” the Oscar-winning filmmaker is parting with treasures from his 5,000-piece archive. From Hellboy props to Pan’s Labyrinth art, Heritage Auctions’ Bleak House Part I opens Sept 26.
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London Museum is Recruiting Influencers — A New Era for Cultural Power
A leading London museum is opening its doors to select digital creators, signaling a bold shift in how institutions harness online influence to shape culture.
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Mütter Museum Adopts New Policy for Human Remains After Ethical Storm
Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum unveils a new policy for its 6,500 human remains, focusing on dignity, patient stories, and transparency after years of controversy.
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Artwrld App Turns Cities Into Open-Air Galleries
The Artwrld app is redefining accessibility in the art world. Using real-time maps, it guides users to galleries, museums, and pop-up shows—turning any city into an open-air art walk.
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Six Pillars of a Sustainable Art Career: How Artists Build Stability Beyond One Sale
Artist incomes are falling, but resilience is measurable. Data reveals six pillars—originals, editions, teaching, commissions, licensing, and grants—that sustain long-term art career.
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AI, Money, and the Future of Art: Art as the Last Currency
Art is feeling, thought, love, time, emotion, resonance—experience crystallized in form. Against the future of soulless, fractionalized “art,” only meaning remains rare —Panu Syrjämäki, Editor-in-Chief, ART Walkway News
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The Future of Museums: Innovation, Shared Collections, and Global Voices
Museums are embracing immersive tech, joint acquisitions, creative funding, and global perspectives, reshaping the art world’s future while preserving tradition.
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SLAM Presents First Major U.S. Anselm Kiefer Survey in Over 20 years
The Saint Louis Art Museum opens Anselm Kiefer: Becoming the Sea on Oct 18, showcasing 40 works across five decades, including massive river paintings linking the Mississippi and the Rhine.
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Why Abstract Art Is Universal: The Borderless Language of Color and Form
Abstract art is a borderless language, speaking through color, form, and emotion without translation.
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The Curator Effect: How Skilled Art Intermediaries Boost Sales and Visibility
Why the right curator can turn extraordinary work into sold-out shows and lasting collector relationships.
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Mid-2025 Art Trends: Personal, Urgent, and Unafraid
From personalization to sustainability, collaboration, and maximalism — how the art market is evolving in 2025
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$45K Freund Teaching Fellowships at Washington University and Saint Louis Art Museum
Apply for the Henry L. and Natalie E. Freund Fellowship—Teach at Washington University and Exhibit at the Saint Louis Art Museum.