Galerie Thomas Under Investigation for Fraud and Insolvency Delays
Consignors demand artwork returns as the gallery faces scrutiny.
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Phillips Reports $843M in 2024 Sales, Auction Revenue Drops 14%
Despite challenges, watches and jewelry sales remained stable.
LA Unveils $12M Fund for Fire-Hit Artists
Los Angeles museums, led by the Getty, launch a $12M fund to support artists and cultural workers impacted by wildfires.
Fake Basquiat Payout?
Insurance companies deny a $19.7 million claim over seized fake Basquiat paintings, citing no value in counterfeits.
Art Dubai Expands Leadership with Two High-Profile Appointments
Alexie Glass-Kantor leads curatorial strategy and Dunja Gottweis directs Art Dubai’s flagship fair.
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“Take the Money and Run”: Artist Ordered to Return $77,000 for Blank Canvases
Jens Haaning's controversial artwork aimed to critique unfair wages but sparked a two-year legal battle instead.
Italian Museums Are Now Dog-Friendly—Sort Of
BauAdvisor is offering free dog-sitting at major museums like Rome’s MAXXI Museum and Castel Sant’Angelo.
Joan Snyder Joins Thaddaeus Ropac, Bringing Bold Feminist Abstraction to Global Audiences
With upcoming exhibitions and international reach, her boundary-breaking work continues to inspire and captivate.
LA Wildfires Destroy Art Studios, Galleries, and Cultural Landmarks
From irreplaceable art collections to postponed exhibitions, the impact underscores the vulnerability of the art world in the face of climate crises.
Two LA Museums Destroyed in Wildfires: Cultural Loss Amid Catastrophe
The Bunny Museum and Will Rogers Ranch Museum have been reduced to ashes as wildfires ravage Los Angeles, marking a devastating cultural loss for the city.
Milan Meets the World: Thaddaeus Ropac Brings Global Art to Palazzo Belgioioso
Milan gallery aims to spotlight artists never before exhibited in the city or even in Italy, promising fresh perspectives for the evolving art scene.
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How LA Wildfires Are Destroying Priceless Art Collections
The catastrophe forces the art world to confront rising threats from climate disasters and the urgent need for better protection measures.
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Claude Monet: Seeing the World Like a Bee?
Monet's vision extended beyond ordinary sight—his unique perception, even after cataract surgery, continues to inspire.
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Mercury's Craters: A Cosmic Tribute to Art and Creativity
Did you know Mercury’s craters are named after legendary artists, writers, and musicians?
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Step Back to 1940s Venice: The Birthplace of the Iconic Bellini Cocktail
Travel back to 1940s Venice, where Harry’s Bar transformed simple ingredients into an icon.
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Basquiat’s Gift: A Rare Cocktail Book Tells a Story of Friendship and Art
Jean-Michel Basquiat’s personal sketches and heartfelt words, reveals a lesser-seen side of the iconic artist’s life and relationships.
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Art and Gen Z
The question is, are we ready to follow their lead?
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Optimize or Fall Behind: The Must-Know Gallery Strategies for 2025
Transform your gallery’s visitor experience with smart optimization strategies tailored for 2025.
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Did Salvador Dalí Design the Chupa Chups Logo? Unwrapping the Sweet Truth
Everyone knows the iconic logo, but do you know the story behind it?
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There’s a Can of Poop at MoMA
The smelling story behind Piero Manzoni’s most infamous work.
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Hidden Treasures: The Top Thrift Store and Attic Finds of 2024
The incredible stories of art and artifacts found in thrift stores and attics in 2024, including a $37 John Constable painting and a $50 Emily Carr masterpiece that sold for six figures.
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How A.I. Redefined the Art World in 2024
From authentication breakthroughs to million-dollar sales, AI reshaped the art world in 2024. What’s next for this transformative technology?
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10 Must-See Art Exhibitions in 2025
Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey through the world of art in 2025!