Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, Cuban artist and leader of the militant movement San Isidro (MSI), wrote an opinion piece, published July 10 in the Miami Heraldurging countries around the world …
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Jackson Pollock’s paint-splattered studio floor, covered in residue from his artistic endeavor, will be featured in a new NFT collection
Jackson Pollock was never the easel type. Instead, to his studio in East Hampton, New York, the artist nailed canvases to the parquet, over which he dripped and splattered household …
Frieze, one of the world’s leading art fair companies, has bought the Armory Show in New York and is set to buy Expo Chicago. Both events are among the most …
Faced with financial difficulties, the Simon Lee Gallery went into administration
After more than 20 years of activity, the Simon Lee Gallery in London has entered into co-administration with the business consultancy firm BDO LPP. The news follows recent reports that …
Frieze expands its US footprint by acquiring the Armory Show and Expo Chicago
International art fair Frieze set to expand its footprint in the United States On Thursday, the fair announced that it would acquire the Armory Show in New York and Expo …
The Frieze art fair franchise has acquired The Armory Show in New York and is in the process of buying Expo Chicago, two of the largest and oldest fairs in …
Glasgow’s Burrell Collection wins British Museum of the Year + Other Stories
Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know this Thursday, July 13. …
An art collective has hacked QR codes at a controversial exhibition at Zurich’s Kunsthaus, giving visitors its own unvarnished take on the biography of collector Emil Georg Bührle, whom the …
The art market seems to be crashing these days, and I wonder if it’s going to crash like it did in 2008, when I made the documentary The great bubble …
Chryssa’s Sizzling Tribute to Times Square, MyPillow Guy’s Office Paintings, and Other Things Bordering on Art
“What I Watch” is a monthly column where I digest art worth seeing, writing worth consuming, and other goodies. Below are thoughts from the first weeks of July 2023. Chryssa …