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Pope Leo XIV is emerging as a surprising defender of beauty and creative work, pushing back against algorithmic culture and urging artists toward depth and meaning.
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Auctions promise freedom, adrenaline and danger for first-time buyers.
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The long-delayed Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will open in Los Angeles on September 22, 2026, bringing 40,000 works of storytelling art and the complete Lucas Archives to Exposition Park.
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New apps are reshaping how people move through New York’s art scene. From curated maps to data-driven trends, these five platforms are pulling viewers back into real galleries.
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The British Museum has quietly ended its long-running sponsorship with Japan Tobacco International, following mounting ethical pressure and new guidance on funding.
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Klimt, Kahlo and a gold toilet sent the New York salesrooms into a delirious sprint, pushing prices into territory that stunned even veterans.
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A review of Three-Legged Cat, the 18th Istanbul Biennial curated by Christine Tohmé.
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A midnight break-in, a £270,000 print, and a debt collectors’ shadow — how a fragile artwork survived a violent detour through London’s underbelly.
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A proposal inside France’s 2026 budget jolts the cultural sector, sparking warnings of market contraction, museum loan freezes and an exodus of collectors.
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Valuence Japan stunned the luxury world by declaring the first-ever Hermès Birkin will travel through museums instead of returning to the private market.
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From Old Masters to photography, buyers are abandoning digital speculation and seeking stability in proven, historically grounded art.
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A planned auction in Neuss offering letters and documents from Nazi concentration camps was abruptly cancelled after survivors, diplomats, and cultural officials denounced the sale as a betrayal of historical dignity.