Vancouver-based writer, poet and translator Yilin Wang is suing the British Museum for copyright and moral rights infringement after raising more than £15,000 through hundreds of contributions. Mob Justice Campaign. …
When we talk about meaning in contemporary art, the context is essential. The same principle applies to art institutions, which can influence the public perception of an artist in a …
You can’t help but think that Tove Jansson might have preferred a quieter sort of exposition. Loneliness came naturally to the Finnish cartoonist and writer, minus the stardom afforded by …
While NFTs and NFT art have dominated the headlines recently, a new form of art ownership and investment is gaining momentum: symbolic fine art. But what is the difference? With …
A very polite estate agent might describe the new Landmark Trust property as “a project”. They might say it “needs a cosmetic update”. But it is well, well beyond. The …
Arts degrees in Afghanistan are gradually disappearing from government-run institutions as Taliban-imposed restrictions deter students and scholars from entering higher education. Prior to the fundamentalist group’s takeover in August 2021, …
Michael Sweerts (1618-1664) may not be a household name, but this Brussels-born artist has just become the benchmark in the Old Master market after his long-lost painting, The artist’s studio …
The Wounded Indian, a life-size marble sculpture of a mortally wounded Native warrior, has long been a key work in the collection of the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, …
Madrid’s highly anticipated Royal Collections Gallery has opened its doors to the public and features masterpieces by Velázquez, Caravaggio, Titian, El Greco, Tintoretto and Goya. First conceived in the 1930s …
“Call of the Light(The Call of the Light) is a modest but illuminating exhibition that traces the expansive work of Mildred Thompson (1936-2003), an African-American feminist artist whose eclectic practice …
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