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A Parisian man won a $1.2 million Picasso painting in a charity raffle for just $120. The event aimed to fund clean water projects in Africa, drawing widespread attention from art enthusiasts around the world.

Cushman and Wakefield has filed a lawsuit against Sotheby's, alleging $10.2 million in unpaid commission from a property sale. This case underscores the complexities of high-stakes real estate deals.

Artists may wonder if attending art fairs is necessary, especially without gallery backing. While optional, these events offer valuable opportunities for networking and industry insights, which can be crucial for career strategy.

Santa Fe's Indian Market poses challenging questions about the authenticity of Native art, spotlighting the dynamics between artists and buyers. While the market showcases a wide array of talent, it also contends with colonial legacies and the demands of the settler gaze.

The Whirling Log, a symbol significant to the Diné people, is reemerging in contemporary art despite historical suppression. Diné artists are reclaiming its cultural meaning, challenging misinterpretations linked to Nazi symbolism.

Mexican artist Elina Chauvet accuses Romanian broadcaster Alessandra Stoicescu of replicating her 'Zapatos Rojos' installation without credit. The project, symbolizing femicide victims, was recreated in Bucharest amid legislative changes, sparking a dispute over artistic authorship.

Art fair season stirs mixed emotions, with Paddy Johnson exploring whether artists need to attend. Also included is an interview with Nikyle Begay and recognition for Michaelina Wautier. Join our event with Tonika Lewis Johnson.

The Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has announced 223 fellowship recipients for 2026, including 76 artists and researchers. This year's applicants surged by 50%, with recipients hailing from 10 countries.

Rama Duwaji, a Syrian-American artist known for her unique style, discusses her journey and her role as New York's first lady. Her art, influenced by her diverse background, highlights political themes and sisterhood.

The Bennett Prize has opened its call for entries for 2026, offering a $75,000 prize to women figurative realist painters. The competition, established to support women artists, will run until September 19, 2026, and features a jury of esteemed art professionals.