How Art Can Create Positive Change
Fine art has long been considered a valuable asset, with its beauty and cultural significance driving demand and high prices at auction. However,
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Meander the Halls of Europe’s Grandest Homes in Gretchen Scherer’s Paradisiacal Paintings — Colossal
Art History #architecture #art history #Gretchen Scherer #painting February 23, 2023 Kate Mothes “Doria Pamphilj” (2021), oil on panel, 24 x 30
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Alexander Archipenko: The artist who outpaced time
“I have decided to leave this insane Europe. One does not know in the morning what will happen in the evening so I
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France’s Art Market Is Booming—But a New E.U. Sales Tax Hike Threatens to Undo Its Progress Overnight
The Grand Palais Ephemere, site of many art market events in France. Photo by Christophe Archambault/AFP via Getty Images. Art market professionals in
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Isabel and Alfred Bader Lecture in European Art
Elmer Kolfin presents “Out of the shadow and into the light: Black figures in the art of Rembrandt’s time” for the 2021 Isabel and
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Are NFTs Still Good Investment Opportunities?
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) have received a lot of attention in recent years, thanks to the buzz surrounding multi-million-dollar sales of digital art pieces
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AI comes for the creative class – POLITICO
The job — annual salary $90,000-$100,000 — entails developing and testing “prompts,” the text that tells AI programs what to create. The ideal
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Wifredo Lam: the Cuban artist who merged African spirituality with European modernism
Gods, monsters and the femme cheval For an artist such as Lam, who had left Cuba to study at the San Fernando Royal
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Agnė Jokšė and Anastasia Sosunova’s Queer Eastern European Futurism
In Dance As You Wrestle at Cell Project Space, London, paradox becomes a productive rift In the Eastern Orthodox calendar, 19 January marks
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A New Look at Old Masters
A New Look at Old Masters will explore a variety of themes in The Met’s collection of European painting, creating new dialogues among