How Artists Build
Turning Train Delays into Moments of Art
Embrace the beauty of overlooked scenes and capture unique snapshots of everyday life along the journey.
How Artists Build
Embrace the beauty of overlooked scenes and capture unique snapshots of everyday life along the journey.
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Authorities have uncovered a Europe-wide art forgery network producing fake works by Banksy, Picasso, Warhol, and more.
How Artists Build
Learn how to set prices that honor your journey and attract a diverse audience, while building a sustainable and rewarding art career.
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Under urgent threat of destruction, is there a way to save our most priceless cultural treasures before they’re lost forever?
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Is robot-made art truly creative expression, or merely technical mimicry?
Art Market Watch
Sotheby’s recent investment from Abu Dhabi’s ADQ reflects a broader shift toward the Middle East’s growing influence in the global art market.
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So, what really happens when we cut funding for the arts? Does it save money, or does it quietly chip away at something vital?
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This is art that won’t sit still. Ready or not, it’s coming to meet you.
Field Notes
Art Collaboration Kyoto 2024 showcased a unique blend of tradition and innovation, uniting international and local galleries in Kyoto’s historic setting for an immersive cultural experience that sets a new standard for art fairs.
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If Almagià is the first name on your provenance, it is stolen,” declared Matthew Bogdanos of the Antiquities Trafficking Unit, signaling a decisive stance in the high-profile case against art dealer Edoardo Almagià.
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Art Basel has announced the galleries and programming highlights for its 2025 Hong Kong edition, featuring exhibitors from 42 countries, new Asia-Pacific partnerships, and exciting events like the MGM Discoveries Art Prize. Here’s what to expect at the fair opening on March 28, 2025!
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Andy Warhol’s unpaid portrait of Trump Tower, commissioned in the ’80s, is set for auction at Phillips two weeks after Election Day. Part of his “New York Skyscrapers” series, it’s valued between $500,000 and $700,000—far above what Trump might have once paid, capturing a clash of egos and art.