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  • Walk & Talk Biennial: Art, Culture, and Community in the Azores

    Walk & Talk Biennial: Art, Culture, and Community in the Azores

    Walk & Talk Biennial in the Azores blends art, culture, and community. Showcasing diverse themes from local traditions to global issues, it fosters creativity and dialogue across São Miguel's landscapes. Celebrating island life and connection.


    Art Week Tokyo: Rituals, Routines, and the Human Experience

    Art Week Tokyo: Rituals, Routines, and the Human Experience

    Art Week Tokyo's video program, 'Routines,' explores rituals in human societies, from funeral ceremonies to daily routines. It highlights how artists use video to convey complex emotions and offer unique perspectives on life's profound themes.


    Tom Sachs: Art, Nike, and Brand Partnerships Explored

    Tom Sachs: Art, Nike, and Brand Partnerships Explored

    Tom Sachs navigates brand partnerships with Nike and Levi's, leveraging them to expand artistic reach beyond traditional art spaces. His collaborations, financially rewarding, challenge artist representation norms.


    Hobbies: Soul-Nourishing or Just Consumerism?

    Hobbies: Soul-Nourishing or Just Consumerism?

    Exploring the paradox of hobbies: are they soul-nourishing pursuits or prepackaged consumerist dreams? From candle-making to coding, the line blurs between leisure and work. What truly defines a hobby?


    Cattelan’s Gold Toilet ‘America’ Auction: Art, Wealth, and Politics

    Cattelan’s Gold Toilet ‘America’ Auction: Art, Wealth, and Politics

    Sotheby's auctions Maurizio Cattelan's 'America,' a gold toilet sculpture, estimated at $10M. A commentary on wealth and power, it once graced the Guggenheim. Trump connection adds a layer.


    Stolen Egyptian Statue Returned: Tefaf Maastricht Find

    Stolen Egyptian Statue Returned: Tefaf Maastricht Find

    A stolen Ancient Egyptian statue, discovered at Tefaf Maastricht in 2022, will be returned to Egypt. The Dutch PM views the handover as a symbolic gesture against illegal artifact trading. Sculpture of Thutmose III.


    Salt Solutions: Eco-Friendly Conservation of Art and Artifacts

    Salt Solutions: Eco-Friendly Conservation of Art and Artifacts

    Innovative salt solutions offer a cost-effective & eco-friendly way to preserve art by absorbing toxins & controlling humidity, rivaling traditional methods like silica gel & air conditioning. Studies support their effectiveness.


    Brian Eno: Generative Art, Exhibition & Book Release

    Brian Eno: Generative Art, Exhibition & Book Release

    Brian Eno's generative documentary, art exhibition at Paul Stolper, and book 'What Art Does: An Incomplete Theory' showcase his creative endeavors in art, music, and science.


    British Museum Acquisitions: From Samurai Armor to Chinese Treasures

    British Museum Acquisitions: From Samurai Armor to Chinese Treasures

    Explore the British Museum's acquisition process, featuring Samurai armor, rare drawings, and a massive Chinese ceramics donation. Learn about ethical considerations and collection growth.


    Trajan’s Rome: Art and Life Exhibition in the US

    Trajan’s Rome: Art and Life Exhibition in the US

    Explore Ancient Rome under Emperor Trajan. A new exhibition, 'Art and Life in Imperial Rome', features art & artifacts from Trajan's reign, showcasing unique artistic styles and historical significance. US tour begins in Houston.


    ICE, Social Media & Resistance: Tracking and Fighting Back

    ICE, Social Media & Resistance: Tracking and Fighting Back

    ICE monitors social media using Palantir. Resistance grows with documentation, activist memes, and apps like ICEBlock. Apple and Google removed some apps. Sharing footage combats governmental actions.


    Sinn Féin, the IRA & Media Censorship in Britain and Ireland

    Sinn Féin, the IRA & Media Censorship in Britain and Ireland

    Explores media censorship of Sinn Féin and the IRA in Britain and Ireland, including government bans, broadcaster loopholes, and the IRA's impact. Focuses on Sinn Féin leaders like Morrison and Adams.


    Art World Insights: Podcast, Biennial, and Louvre Heist

    Art World Insights: Podcast, Biennial, and Louvre Heist

    The Art Newspaper podcast dissects art world stories: Performa Biennial's 20th anniversary, Frieze, Louvre theft's impact, Jafa & Leckey's event, and Wayne McGregor's choreography.


    Australia Rejects AI Copyright Exception: Victory for Creatives

    Australia Rejects AI Copyright Exception: Victory for Creatives

    Australia rejects tech firms' plea for AI training copyright exception. Protects artists & authors' rights, defying tech execs' call for US/EU-style 'fair use'. A win for Australian creatives.


    Van Gogh’s Tarascon Stagecoach: Donation & Journey to America

    Van Gogh’s Tarascon Stagecoach: Donation & Journey to America

    Van Gogh's 'Tarascon Stagecoach' donated to LACMA, Brooklyn Gallery, and MoMA by Pearlman Foundation. Explore its history, travels to America, and significance. The painting will be unveiled in 2026 at LACMA.


    Miu Miu & Prada: Art World Expansion with Helen Marten

    Miu Miu & Prada: Art World Expansion with Helen Marten

    Miu Miu and Prada strengthen art ties. Miu Miu features Helen Marten at Art Basel Paris. Prada Mode showcases Elmgreen & Dragset. Performance and music are key elements. Art partnerships are rising.


    Gallery Longevity: Art Market Resilience & Anniversary Exhibits

    Gallery Longevity: Art Market Resilience & Anniversary Exhibits

    Despite market shifts, New York galleries thrive with anniversary exhibits, highlighting resilience and long-term vision. Institutional support and artist focus are key to longevity in the art world.