Coinciding with its ongoing Vermeer retrospective (until June 4), the Rijksmuseum organized a symposium in Amsterdam on March 28 and 29, bringing together scholars from around the world. This offered …
Christie’s initial sale of around 100 rare jewels from the collection of the late Austrian billionaire Heidi Horten has exceeded expectations, bringing the auction house in Geneva $156 million yesterday. …
Renowned French curator Nicolas Bourriaud has been appointed artistic director of the 15th Gwangju Biennale in South Korea, which is scheduled to open in September 2024. Bourriaud, the former co-director …
Photo London has always showcased new developments in the field, and this year’s visitors can expect to see something that can only be a sign of the times. Several photographs …
“I arrived in Germany in 1997, at the age of 20, with 300 Deutsche Marks in my pocket and only one suitcase,” says Bonaventure curator Soh Bejeng Ndikung, who recently …
“The art world today”, in Cai Guo-Qiang’s estimation, “seems rather conservative”. Between intercultural conflict on the world stage and the advancement of technology on the creative front, the fields of …
The maxim that “a whole is greater than the sum of its parts” fits perfectly with the wild and entropic installations of the American artist Sarah Sze. The “whole” in …
New York’s spring auction season kicked off tonight with a double-header at Christie’s, starting with a slice of 16 works from the late media mogul SI Newhouse’s collection, followed by …
The German Museum Association has published guidelines for climate protection and called on political leaders to provide financial support to museums seeking to modernize buildings and energy systems and switch …
New York’s spring auction season kicked off tonight with a double-header at Christie’s, beginning with a 16-piece installment from the late media mogul SI Newhouse’s collection, followed by the corresponding …
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