“Richard Kallweit: Early Works” features sculptures, paintings and drawings made in the 1970s and 1980s. Kallweit, one of the original Criss-Cross artists, presents rigorous mathematical concepts in acrylic, ink, plexiglass, …
The scratches, stains and parallel lines carved into the walls of a cave in Central France over 57,000 years ago has been identified by scholars as the earliest record of …
Decades after being looted in the village of Njemetop in southeastern Nigeria, an ancient basalt monolith has come home. Until last week, the human-looking stone work was held by the …
The Warhol Foundation today announced the forty-nine recipients of its Spring 2023 Fellowships. The foundation will award more than $4 million to arts organizations and institutions scattered across twenty states …
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 6. …
The splitting and tokenization of art is all the rage. While the idea of unlocking the value of a work of art by selling shares of it has been around …
View of “Mire Lee: Black Sun”, 2023, New Museum, New York. Photo: Dario Lasagni. Monuments of Mire Lee spring, yawn, cry and macerate. Drawing inspiration from body horror, hentai, scatology …
The Netherlands is taking its first steps in repatriating stolen objects to two of its former colonies. The European nation announced on Thursday (July 6th) its intention to return 478 …
Shortly after the invasion of Ukraine last year, a group of Russian artists decided to leave their country to pursue their careers abroad. Among them was Vladimir Logutov, an award-winning …
“Drawn to Light” traces the exceptional career of John Craxton (1922-2009), an English painter in love with the Aegean Sea. Craxton’s teenage years spent studying Picasso and drawing nudes in …
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