Gamma Radiation Found at Albany Bulb: Popular Bay Area Park Under Investigation
This discovery has raised safety concerns and questions about industrial pollution at the former landfill site.
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Notre Dame Reopens: Iconic Cathedral Restored After Devastating Fire
The iconic cathedral, a symbol of resilience and global heritage, welcomes visitors to experience its rebirth, from the restored rose windows to the rebuilt spire.
Mafia Art Exhibition at Milan’s Palazzo Reale
Hidden for years in the shadowy world of organized crime, 80 confiscated masterpieces by artists like DalĂ and Warhol now shine in Milan's Palazzo Reale.
World Culture: Let’s Build Something BIG, Together
For too long, art and business have been treated like polar opposites: creativity versus strategy, beauty versus profit. But this divide is artificial.
Art Trends in 2025: Bold, Emotional, and Unstoppable
In 2025, art isn’t just something you buy—it’s something you feel. Whether you’re creating or collecting, this is your moment to connect, inspire, and make a statement.
Time’s Ticking: Apply Now for These 15 Artist Residencies in 2025!
Don’t miss out! Apply now before deadlines close!
Digital Art Market Crashes: Trading Volumes Plunge Over 90% as Platforms Shut Down
Can layer-2 blockchains and innovation reignite interest, or is this the end of an era?
Keeping Art Alive, Even After the Show Ends
What will you do to ensure the legacy of inclusion, accessibility, and bold expression endures?
Can Machine Vision Replace Art Expertise?
This week, ART Walkway critic Panu Syrjämäki examines the limits of machine vision in the art world.
The Value of a Simple Banana: A Reader’s Email Sparks Reflection
A $6.2 million banana, art provocateur Justin Sun, and a world grappling with hunger: this article unpacks the ethical and cultural fallout of Sun’s controversial consumption of 'Comedian' by Maurizio Cattelan.
Wakefield Sculpture Theft: ÂŁ1m Art Trail Targeted in Growing European Crime Wave
Five bronze sculptures by Andy Holden stolen from Wakefield's art trail in a shocking act of public art theft.
Berlin’s €130 Million Arts Budget Cut Sparks Outrage and Protests
The cuts threaten theatres, galleries, and the city’s global reputation as a cultural hub.
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London’s Art Gamble: Will Innovation Secure Its Future?
London, Frieze, and Phillips are championing AI art, digital platforms, and emerging artists in bold attempts to reinvent the city’s art market. But can these strategies secure its global standing, or is London risking it all in a high-stakes gamble?
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Venice Biennale 2024: Bold Inclusivity Amid Declining Attendance, Says Art Walkway Critic
Venice Biennale 2024 broke barriers with inclusivity and diversity, but critics like Panu Syrjämäki question its declining attendance and whether its bold steps can become lasting change.
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A Grave Threat to American Arts: Controversial Bill Advances in Congress
The U.S. House passed H.R. 9495, granting Treasury unchecked power to strip nonprofits of tax-exempt status. Critics warn it threatens free speech and could devastate arts nonprofits.
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Activists Sentenced for Defacing U.S. Constitution and National Artwork
Two Declare Emergency activists have been sentenced to prison for dumping red powder on the U.S. Constitution at the National Archives and vandalizing national artwork in high-profile climate protests.
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UK Visual Artists Earnings Crisis 2024
A new report reveals UK visual artists earn a median income of just £12,500—less than half the national median—amid deepening inequalities and the rise of AI exploitation.
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Listen: Is the NFT Art Market Ready for a Comeback?
Bitcoin’s record-breaking surge has reignited interest in cryptocurrency, but what does it mean for the struggling NFT art market? Could this be the start of a digital art renaissance, or just another speculative bubble in the volatile crypto world?
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The Arts Are in Crisis: Can Private Sponsors Step In to Save Them?
What happens when the lights dim in theaters, museums close their doors, and artists lose their stage?
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Art Flipping: Buy Low, Sell High, Move Fast
Is this the future of collecting or a dangerous game that undermines artists and their work?
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Listen: It’s a Strange Time for Photography
Every second, humans collectively capture millions of photos, snapping moments that range from the mundane to the profound.
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Resale Royalties? Or Just Another Art World Myth?
ART Walkway's critic Panu Syrjämäki dives into the booming secondary art market, where resale royalties spark fierce debate.
Who Owns Art? The Tug-of-War Between Collectors and Creators
The complex dynamics between collectors, galleries, and artists.
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Stop Waiting for the “Right Time”: How Grants and Residencies Push You to Create Now
Take the leap: Discover how grants and residencies can transform your artistic journey.