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The main pavilion at the Giardini, one of the central venues of the Venice Biennale 2024.

Field Notes

Venice Biennale 2024: Bold Inclusivity Amid Declining Attendance, Says Critic

Venice Biennale 2024 broke barriers with inclusivity and diversity, but critics question its declining attendance and whether its bold steps can become lasting change.

The U.S. House of Representatives building, where the controversial H.R. 9495 legislation was recently passed.

Latest Art News

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.

The National Archives building in Washington, D.C.

Latest Art News

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.

A struggling visual artist working in a studio with art supplies.

Latest Art News

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.

A glowing Bitcoin coin embedded within a computer circuit board, symbolizing the fusion of cryptocurrency and technology.

Art Market Watch

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?

A woman painting outdoors on an easel, surrounded by nature, capturing the serene landscape.

Latest Art News

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?

A view of an art gallery interior with paintings displayed on white walls and soft lighting.

Art Market Watch

Art Flipping: Buy Low, Sell High, Move Fast

Is this the future of collecting or a dangerous game that undermines artists and their work?

A woman holding a camera in front of her face, capturing a moment with blurred trees in the background.

Latest Art News

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.

An artist sketching in their studio, surrounded by completed artworks, representing the emotional effort behind each piece.

How Artists Build

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.

A collector admiring a framed artwork in a gallery

Who Owns Art? The Tug-of-War Between Collectors and Creators

The complex dynamics between collectors, galleries, and artists.

An artist sketching outside at natural light.

How Artists Build

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.

Sotheby’s auction house agrees to a $6.25 million settlement following tax fraud allegations.

Latest Art News

Sotheby’s Accused of Helping the Wealthy Cheat Taxes: $6.25M Settlement

The scandal raises questions about accountability in the high-stakes art world and the role of privilege in sidestepping the law.