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After her photographs were seized at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas earlier this year in January, photographer Sally Mann opened up in an interview with NPR about how it impacted her second recently released memoir Art …
Franck Slama, the anonymous French artist who goes by the moniker Invader, known for his pixelated mosaic artworks using ceramic tiles, recently sued the parent company of Julien Auctions for copyright infringement, theft, and violations of the visual artists’ rights …
A painting thought to have been made by a celebrated Polish Realist artist and later determined to be a forgery is now back on view at the National Museum in Poznań, Poland. The piece, titled Vegetable Market at Żelaznej Bramy …
New York’s Tilton Gallery Closes After More Than Four Decades TheTilton Gallery, a New York art world fixture since 1983, is set to close on November 15. Its last exhibition will be a show of work by German-born conceptual artist …
Chicago Architecture Biennial Loses Participants Over Sponsor’s Ties A cadre of participants have withdrawn from the SixthChicago Architecture Biennial(CAB) citing a sponsor’s connection to a munitions maker whose weapons have been used in Israel’s occupation of Gaza. TheArchitect’s Newspaperreports that …
A new book published by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland has revealed the existence of a previously unknown castle on the Scottish isle of Islay, dating to the 12th or 13th century CE. The book, The Archaeology of Finlaggan, …
The Blaffer Art Museum, an institution run by the University of Houston, is experiencing a period of tumult following the appointment of Laura Augusta as director and chief curator in 2024, according to a report published Texas art magazine Glasstire …
Maria Smorzhevskikh-Smirnova, the director of the Narva Museum in Estonia, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in absentia on charges related to hanging banners that label Russian president Vladimir Putin a “war criminal.” One banner fuses Putin’s face with …
English artist Rachel Whiteread—or rather, Dame Rachel Whiteread—is collaborating with Puiforcat, a French silversmith company, on a new silverware collection. Whiteread won the prestigious Turner Prize in 1993; she was the first female winner, and, at the time, the youngest, …
Trump administration officials continued their attack on George Soros, a major donor to Democrats, this week, with the Justice Department now calling for an investigation into his Open Society Foundations, which provide large sums to artists across the globe. The …
Statue of Trump and Epstein Holding Hands Removed from DC’s National Mall US Park Police early this morning assisted the National Park Service in removing a sculpture depicting President Donald Trump cavorting hand-in-hand with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein from the …
On October 1 and 2, Abu Dhabi will host the most expensive art exhibition Sotheby’s has ever staged in the Middle East. Collectively valued at around $150 million, it is also the first public fine art show the house has …
The HMHS Britannic, the sister ship to the much more notorious RMS Titanic, suffered notoriety of its own when it sank off the coast of Greece in 1916, four years after the Titanic went down. Designed as a luxury liner …
Here’s something you don’t see every day: the world’s most respected art critic interviewing the world’s most famous art dealer. But thanks to Numero magazine, we now have the pleasure of reading Roberta Smith’s interview with Larry Gagosian (and, inevitably, …