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Venice is set to welcome two new art spaces: San Marco Art Centre (SMAC), focusing on art, design, and technology, and the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation, showcasing contemporary art. Both initiatives promise innovative approaches.
Three paintings initially attributed to Rembrandt van Rijn are now suspected to be works of his students. Technical analysis reveals inconsistencies, raising doubts about their authenticity and Rembrandt's signature.
Sotheby's to auction art collections from Gladstone and Luxembourg, featuring Warhol, Prince, Fontana and Pistoletto. Sales reflect confidence amidst economic uncertainty.
Trump faces dealmaking challenges amid tariff disputes, Russia relations, and economic concerns. Dimon criticizes Trump's policies. Trump struggles to deliver promised deals, facing criticism and policy reversals.
Jessica Winter examines the increased scrutiny and control over reproduction in a post-Dobbs, pro-natalist, techno-dystopian world. The challenges of childbearing in today's political and technological environment are explored.
A New York judge ordered the Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) to return an Egon Schiele drawing looted by Nazis from Fritz Grünbaum. The AIC has contested the provenance, but the court sided with Grünbaum's heirs.
World leaders mourn Pope Francis. His legacy of progressive views, advocacy for the poor and climate action sparks search for a successor. The election by 138 cardinals will shape the Church's future.
Haarlem grapples with Stolpersteine, stumbling stones, to memorialize Nazi victims. A controversial art project sparks debate and a new city memorial for non-Jewish victims, honoring resistance and remembrance.
Jeremy Deller brings unique art events to UK locations, including London's National Gallery, Plymouth, Wales & Derry/Londonderry. These public events mix art, music, mythology, & local culture.
The Trump Administration's attacks on science & health facilities are defunding crucial programs at Harvard, NIH, CDC, impacting research, public health, and endangering American innovation. Grants termination have struck universities nationwide.
Jean-Michel Basquiat's 'Baby Boom' (1982), a stylized family picture painting, heads Christie's 21st-century sale with a $20M-$30M estimate. Formerly owned by Peter Brant, it references post-WWII birthrates.
Artist Imran Qureshi explores miniatures, scale, and Pakistani culture, drawing inspiration from history, politics, and everyday life. His Concrete exhibit blends large works with miniature paintings and woven charpai.