Hong Kong Arts Hub Gets a Lifeline, and More from Asia’s Art Scene
State of Play is part of The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter focused on Asia’s art markets. It delivers analysis, insights, and
Restored Jeweled Snuffboxes from Paris Heist Set for V&A Display
Two 18th-century snuffboxes stolen during a 2024 Paris museum robbery have been restored for display at the V&A. A third snuffbox taken in the
Van Gogh Museum Acquires Rare Work by a Woman Artist for Its Collection
Van Gogh Museum has acquired Virginie Demont-Breton’s L’homme est en mer at TEFAF for between €500,000 and €1 million. The work, which inspired Van
Lost Archimedes Page Rediscovered at a French Museum
Researchers from France’s National Centre for Scientific Research have identified a lost page from the Archimedes Palimpsest at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Blois.
How Can We Live With A.I.? A New Group Exhibition Examines Our Bonds With Technology
A new exhibition at MASS MoCA, “Technologies of Relation,” examines the growing connection between people, technology, and artificial intelligence through playful and thought-provoking works.
Henry Darger’s Private Universe Takes the Stage
Henry Darger’s work has continued to resonate long after his death, inspiring biographies, documentaries, and exhibitions. Now, that legacy has arrived onstage with Bughouse
Netflix Sets New Frida Kahlo Series Focused on Her Relationship With Diego Rivera
Netflix is developing a new series about Frida Kahlo that will focus on her turbulent relationship with Diego Rivera. Adapted from Claire Berest’s biography,
Art Industry News: Does the New MoMA Building Look Too Much Like an Apple Store? + Other Stories
Art Industry News brings together the day’s most important updates from the art world and art market. This Wednesday, October 9 edition highlights the