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When the Art Expert Is a Robot

When the Art Expert Is a Robot

Machine learning is increasingly being used to assess disputed artworks, offering a more objective alternative to traditional connoisseurship. A new study from Case Western University found that analyzing a painting’s surface topography can identify authorship with striking accuracy.
September 9, 2026

Art Galleries Adapt to Post-Pandemic Shifts

The art sector is evolving post-pandemic, with galleries focusing on digital sales and local markets. Increased interest from new collectors in contemporary art is also shaping future trends.
January 16, 2026
The Cost of Entry: Examining Fees in the Art World

The Cost of Entry: Examining Fees in the Art World

Examining how application fees in the art world create financial barriers for artists, this article explores the implications of such costs and offers strategies for navigating the landscape. It highlights the need for transparency and suggests ways artists can resist exploitative practices.
January 16, 2026

Art Basel’s Opening Day Brings Impressive Sales Surge

Art Basel's first day saw remarkable sales as collectors filled the fair. Leading galleries reported quick sales, reflecting strong market confidence. An increase in younger collectors' interest points to a promising future for the art market.
January 16, 2026

Este Arte Announces Exciting New Developments

Este Arte, a prominent contemporary art fair in Uruguay, announces new features for its upcoming edition. The event will include interactive installations and talks with artists, enhancing visitor engagement.
January 16, 2026

Rising Stars Captivate at New York Art Fair

The New York Art Fair showcases a diverse range of contemporary artworks, highlighting emerging talents like Alex Kim. Notable installations and series by artists such as Jane Doe and John Smith draw significant attention, making the event a pivotal moment in the
January 16, 2026
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