Art Basel Renames French Fair to Paris+ Shifting Its Branding Strategy
In a strategic rebranding move, Art Basel has renamed its French fair from “Art Basel Paris” to “Paris+, by Art Basel”. This change reflects the…
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Performance Artwork Featuring Live Dogs Generates Outcry and Sparks Environmental Rights Inquiry in Mexico City
A recent performance artwork featuring live dogs has ignited controversy and prompted an environmental rights inquiry in Mexico City. The piece, presented as part of…
Beloved New York Gallery David Lewis to Close After 11 Years
After an impressive 11-year run, the David Lewis Gallery, a staple of the New York contemporary art scene, has announced its closure. Founded by art…
The Tumultuous Friendship Between Mary Cassatt and Edgar Degas
The artistic relationship between American painter Mary Cassatt and French artist Edgar Degas was one of mutual admiration, support, and occasional tension. Their friendship, which…
Destiny Deacon, Aboriginal Artist Who Laughed in the Face of Racism, Dies at 67
The art world is mourning the loss of Destiny Deacon, an influential Aboriginal artist known for her incisive humor and poignant commentary on racism and…
Top Collector Ron Perelman Sells $963 Million Worth of Art to Repay Banks
In a significant move to address his financial obligations, billionaire collector Ron Perelman has sold 71 artworks valued at $963 million. This sale, conducted between…
Stolen Francis Bacon Painting Worth $5.4 M. Recovered by Spanish Police
In a significant victory for art recovery efforts, Spanish police have successfully recovered a stolen painting by renowned artist Francis Bacon, valued at $5.4 million.…
133 Antiquities Worth $14 Million Returned to Pakistan After Investigation
In a significant move towards rectifying historical injustices, the United States has repatriated 133 antiquities, valued at approximately $14 million, to Pakistan. These artifacts, which…
Ai Weiwei to Get His First US Retrospective in a Decade at Seattle Art Museum
In a highly anticipated event, the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) has announced that it will host the first US retrospective of renowned Chinese artist and…
Renoir and Sisley Paintings Sold Under Duress During Nazi Occupation Returned to Heirs
In a significant act of restitution, France has returned several paintings sold under duress during the Nazi occupation to their rightful heirs. Among these are…