Could Trump’s Policies Impact the Art Market?
The overlap between Trump supporters and art collectors raises concerns, as proposed US travel restrictions may affect the art market. International art involvement could
Nifty Gateway Closes Its Doors Amid NFT Market Struggles
Nifty Gateway, the NFT marketplace co-founded by Duncan and Griffin Cock Foster, will shut down on February 23. After facing various challenges, including market
Artists Share Insights from Their Studios
In the latest installment of A View From the Easel, artists Arleene Correa Valencia and Sasha Lynn Roberts discuss their inspirational studio environments. From
Lydia Eliza Trail Joins Condo London 2026
Lydia Eliza Trail was a notable attendee at Condo London 2026, where the fusion of Punk and Rococo was explored through various collaborative projects.
Expo Chicago Reveals Participants for Streamlined 2026 Event
Expo Chicago has revealed a carefully curated list of over 130 galleries for its 2026 fair, focusing on a streamlined and intentional experience. The
Eclectic Francis Irv Gallery in NYC to Close After Three Years
The Francis Irv gallery in New York, celebrated for its avant-garde exhibitions and support of emerging artists, is closing after three impactful years. Its
Studio Museum in Harlem Temporarily Shuts Due to Sprinkler Issue
The Studio Museum in Harlem will remain closed until February 7 due to a sprinkler malfunction. The closure ensures safety and prevents potential water
Legal Battle Ensues Over Gabrielle Goliath’s Censored Biennale Piece
Gabrielle Goliath and Ingrid Masondo are challenging a decision by South Africa's Minister to halt Goliath's Biennale piece. Allegations of foreign influence and internal