Record Number of Galleries to Attend Art Basel Miami Beach
Art Basel Miami Beach will feature a record-breaking number of exhibitors this year, with over 280 galleries participating. The event promises to be significant
Historic Auction Achieves Unprecedented Sales Amidst Market Boom
A landmark art auction in New York reached record sales, with a notable piece selling for $20 million and setting a new artist record.
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
Memoirs of Marica Vilcek: An Immigrant’s Journey in Art and Philanthropy
Marica Vilcek's memoir, Giving and Receiving, details her journey from Czechoslovakia to becoming a pivotal figure in the art world and philanthropy. The Vilcek
Farewell, MetroCard: Embracing the OMNY Era
The MetroCard's reign has ended with the arrival of OMNY. Visit the New York Transit Museum to explore the history and artistry of this
House Advances Bill to Support Arts Funding Amidst Trump Administration’s Objections
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill to continue funding the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, opposing President Trump's proposed
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
Artistic Insights Inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin
Theo Downes-Le Guin curates an exhibition at Oregon Contemporary celebrating Ursula K. Le Guin's transformative storytelling. Her typewriter invites visitors to contribute, echoing her