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Italy’s Culture Minister Calls for Venice Biennale Board Member to Resign Amid Russia Pavilion Dispute
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A new partnership is bringing the National Gallery’s collection into living rooms, one luminous screen at a time. LG has debuted LG Gallery+, a visual curation service...
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A routine bus ride in the U.K. has yielded an unlikely archaeological footnote: a coin used in everyday circulation was later identified as...
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What does an artist do when the usual financial infrastructure feels out of reach — or simply irrelevant? In a newly published ARTnews excerpt, the answer is...
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In a moment when the art world is reexamining who gets to shape taste, Artsy’s Women-Led Galleries Now series has been quietly making a persuasive case: attention is a form of...
Lauren Halsey Opens “sister dreamer,” a Free Sculpture Park in South Central Los Angeles
On a corner better known for daily life than art-world pilgrimage, American artist Lauren Halsey has opened a new public sculpture park at Western Avenue and...
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A new partnership is bringing the National Gallery’s collection into living rooms,...
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American artist Lauren Halsey’s “sister dreamer” sculpture park opens in Los...
Lauren Halsey Opens “sister dreamer,” a Free Sculpture Park in South Central Los Angeles
On a corner better known for daily life than art-world pilgrimage,...
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International African American Museum Acquires ‘1850 Daguerreotypes’
Charleston’s IAAM Acquires 1850 Daguerreotypes Believed to Be the Earliest Photographs of Enslaved Americans
A set of 15 daguerreotypes dated to 1850 — images scholars...
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Pedro Friedeberg, the Mexico-based artist and designer whose hand-shaped chair “Mano Silla” became an...
























































