Exploring Haroutiun Galentz: A Modernist’s Colorful Journey
Haroutiun Galentz: The Form of Colour delves into the life of a 20th-century modernist whose work transcends national boundaries. This monograph showcases Galentz's journey
The Cost of Egyptian Blue in Pompeii’s Resplendent Room
A newly discovered 'Blue Room' in Pompeii reveals the lavish use of costly Egyptian blue pigment. A recent study estimates its significant expense for
New Artists Join Perrotin Gallery and Other Key Art World Updates
Perrotin Gallery welcomes sculptor Alma Allen, while Keisha Scarville wins Brooklyn Museum's UOVO Prize. Noteworthy appointments and Marina Abramović's new project at the Balloon
Former San Francisco Art Institute Transformed into Innovative Studio Program
The historic San Francisco Art Institute is being revitalized as the California Academy of Studio Arts, a free program for emerging artists. Laurene Powell
Navigating the Path to Gallery Representation: Tips for Artists
Artists face challenges in securing gallery representation, often needing a proven sales track record and active promotion. Understanding personal goals and cultivating relationships are
Vietnamese Performance Captivates at New York Venue
A Vietnamese performance titled "We Exist in the Ambivalence of Those Motherfuckers" was presented at Performance Space New York, organized by Anh Vo, Lumi
European Leaders Urge Venice Biennale to Exclude Russia
A group of twenty-two European ministers is urging the Venice Biennale to deny Russia entry this year, highlighting political tensions. They argue that Russia's
Michelangelo’s Hand Attributed to Long-Overlooked Artworks
Researchers have attributed two previously overlooked artworks to Michelangelo through scientific and historical analysis. This revelation excites the art community, suggesting a possible expansion