TORONTO, March 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — FabriikX continues to enhance its unique, curatorially-focused NFT platform, launched earlier this year, with the addition of new private collections from award-winning Italian artists, Marco Biscardi. Alongside the new collection, Fabriik has launched a secondary marketplace that allows NFTs, previously purchased on FabriikX, toRead More →
The exhibition, titled Caldonia: Concert and Movie Posters from the Collection of Ralph DeLuca, lines the walls with dozens of ephemera prints documenting black art, music and film from the 1920s to the 1960s. Some are triumphs of modernism – a 1930 advertisement for Fats Waller and his orchestra BluebirdRead More →
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Art of the Garden is a juried exhibition of original works of art featuring exquisite handcrafted works inspired by the natural beauty of gardens. Fifty artists created 90 pieces ranging from fiber art and delicate jewelry to ceramic garden sculptures. Artist Duncan McClellan works from his state-of-the-art studio and glassRead More →
Click to enlarge CP Photo: Amanda Waltz Full Spectrum at the Pittsburgh Glass Center run through Full Spectrum, the last group exhibition at the Pittsburgh Glass Center, is a strange pattern – bananas. Whether or not the fruit intentionally appears remains a mystery, but it definitelyRead More →
I lay here for you, by Tracey Emin PIC: Alan Pollock Morris/Jupiter Artland RSA New Contemporaries 2022, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, February 26 to April 3, 2022 Leaving art school and starting to make your way as an artist has always been difficult, but it has rarely been more difficultRead More →
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Whatever 2022 brings, there will be great art – and, fingers crossed, it will be safely accessible in galleries, museums and public spaces across the country. Travelers may need to think twice before attending the Venice Biennale, where Vancouver artist Stan Douglas will unveil new works in the Canada PavilionRead More →
Curator Max Fields stands in front of Baseera Khan’s ‘Receive and Give’ tapestry at FotoFest ‘In Place of an Index’ at Silver Street Studios, featuring new works by 12 artists who are or are currently living in Texas, Wednesday, September 1 2021, in Houston. The exhibit, which opens Sept. 2,Read More →
Meanwhile, the sale of works of art from public collections has continued, a lingering impact of the pandemic given the looser disposal rules approved by the Association of Art Museum Directors in the spring. 2020. And, in case anyone has forgotten, when 2021 began, the United States was in theRead More →
Museums are important, but what happens outside the museum probably matters much more. Art for the people, by the people, where the people are, is the Guiding force of now. The fourth edition of the Chicago Architecture Biennale, “The Available City”, recognized this by dispersing its interventions throughout the city,Read More →
WINNIPEG- Indigenous knowledge keepers help the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq rename works of art that have been given inappropriate titles. Julia Lafrenière, Indigenous Initiatives Manager at WAG-Qaumajuq, worked with researchers and Indigenous knowledge keepers to identify 57 gallery works that need a name change. It is part of the art gallery’sRead More →
LOUISVILLE, Ky., September 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Louisville Visual Art (LVA) is thrilled to announce a new program to support from Louisville artists, curators and organizations by placing original works of art in accessible spaces in local non-profit and civic buildings. Curate Purchase Inspire (CPI) is a tremendous opportunity toRead More →
Click to enlarge The first small dick posted on @412dickrescue Penis art may have strong associations with middle school and high school whiteboards, but a local artist is putting a new spin on the art form through the @412dickrescue Instagram account. The account’s first post, titled “Where’sRead More →
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is currently hosting an exhibition called ‘Contemporary Ceramic Art From the Middle East’ which references over 5,000 years of art history through the works of contemporary artists from the Middle East region. Eastern Mediterranean and North Africa, illustrating their visions of political andRead More →
In today’s digital trends, NFT turns digital art and collectibles into profitable items. NFTs, also known as non-fungible tokens, have become one of the “unique” digital assets stored on the blockchain. Auction houses like Christie’s sell different collectibles and works of art with a six-figure price and above. The mostRead More →
Just as James J. Lally recently announced the closure of his 35-year-old gallery in New York, the circle of antique dealers is busy. A famous London-based Asian art dealer, Roger Keverne, decided to close his Clifford Street gallery last June. All content left behind by long-established Roger Keverne Ltd isRead More →
Sorina Susnea stood in the gallery at Glynn Visual Art on St. Simons Island, surrounded by pieces from her latest exhibition. One wall was filled with his paintings, shades of blue, white, gray and black. The swirls of shapes, similar to wormholes, gave the whole space a sense of movement.Read More →
Emotional AI is not far off given the nascent developments in the field. Artificial intelligence has already made its mark in our lives. The adoption of disruptive technologies has redefined industries and their operations. However, the fear that hangs over the AI, rooted in its ability to take over theRead More →
Diane K.Bert “We do this out of love, without compensation. I love the idea of bringing the museum to people,” says Bloomfield Hills resident Carlene Van Voorhies. “I have always been interested in art. I give 200 to 250 talks and tours a year Van Voorhies. She is an InterpretiveRead More →
For his post-lockdown debut, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Arts returns with an exhibit highlighting art held by Las Vegas collectors. From November 12 to February 15, Always More: Collecting in Las Vegas features a range of contemporary and 20th century artists including Pablo Picasso, Diane Arbus, Takashi Murakami, HelmutRead More →
A bronze horse by Barry Flanagan, part of UBS’s corporate art collection at his London office. BLOOMBERG NEWS Last week (September 7-29), Christie’s Swiss Art Auction included two works sold by Unicredit, an Italian bank. Lot 10, a sculpture by Jean Tinguely, fetched CHF75,000 ($82,552) which the bank says willRead More →
This obviously cannot be compared to the live experience of a museum or gallery. But with many such venues closed by the pandemic, a home computer can be a welcome way to watch the visual arts. The following is an overview showcasing sites to see exhibits that were scheduled toRead More →
A team of MIT researchers has created an algorithm to identify similar works of art. Their work could help drive innovation in datasets, survey systems, and more. Image: MIT CSAIL In recent years, researchers have exploited computer algorithms for a multitude of applications in all sectors, including the arts. InRead More →
Episode 2 of “Ms. America,” the new TV show dramatizing the battle against the Equal Rights Amendment, features a glamorous evening at the Guggenheim Museum. It’s 1972 and Gloria Steinem is launching her new magazine, Ms.. She mingle, dance and then shop talk with another leader of the women’s movement,Read More →
Famous elusive British street artist Banksy hit an auction record earlier this month when his satirical painting representing England’s House of Commons run by chimpanzees sold at Sotheby’s London for $12 million. A similar sum (or much more) would be needed if you wanted your own Banksy, or perhaps aRead More →
“As collectors age and begin to downsize, storage is an obvious solution,” said Sique Spence, director of the Nancy Hoffman Gallery in New York. Thomas Burns, chief operating officer of the Fortress, an art storage company with facilities in Boston, Miami and New York, said more and more foreign nationalsRead More →
A Williams College student hangs an artwork on loan from the WALLS program in his dorm room (photo by Julia Sabot, courtesy Williams College Museum of Art) As the fall semester draws to a close and, while skipping studying for finals, you plan to redecorate your sparse dorm, try thinkingRead More →
In Subject of discussionthe “snapshot” of Australian contemporary visual arts recently published by the Australia Council in 2014, it was surprising to find only one reference to the country’s 42 art galleries and university museums and no interviews with any of their professionals. Described as a glimpse into the “vibrantRead More →