German architect Paul Goesch (1885-1940) was an odd member of a movement that envisioned building a new society on the ruins of World War I. Goesch contributed eclectic and colorful …
Yesterday, environmental activists attacked a painting by Claude Monet with red paint and glue at the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm. The painting, The artist’s garden in Giverny (1900), is unharmed and …
Much of the art world revolves around questions of value, not just in terms of appraisals and price tags, but also: what is worth your time in These Times, and …
“No one was quite sure what to expect this week,” said new Art Basel chief executive Noah Horowitz. The arts journal during the fair’s first VIP preview day on Tuesday, …
AI art can spark in every way of contempt For his foray in male-dominated domain, but not at the non-fungible Lisbon conference. Earlier in June, the Web3-focused symposium delved into …
In the past, photography was marginalized at Art Basel, literally. The stands surrounding the courtyard of the Rundhof have always been filled with paint. But almost all of the camera-based …
Basel auction house Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer is holding a huge sale of 375 lots after Art Basel, testing the market for the first time since it was acquired by …
One of the oldest and most widely read scientific journals in the world, Naturehas categorically rejected the publication of images, illustrations and videos created in any way using generative artificial …
Freeman Alley in NYC is renowned as a gathering place for some famous contemporary artists to showcase their art. Among the illustrious names associated with this vibrant space, there is …
Every month hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet gallery network – and every week we shine the spotlight on an artist or …
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