Charting the transformation of British studio ceramics
British studio ceramics—ceramics designed and made by hand in a studio, by a single person or small team, as opposed to more streamlined objects produced in a factory—can now boast
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New York’s JTT Gallery to Shutter After 11 Years
The New York City gallery JTT will close its doors on August 11. Its current group exhibition Playscape, which centers humans’ navigation of artificially constructed environments, will be the gallery’s
Contemporary Art and Art Fairs: Silicon Valley ContemporaryA New Art Fair / April 10
The inaugural edition of Silicon Valley Contemporary, the region’s first art fair bridging the worlds of art and technology, runs April 10-13th at the downtown San Jose McEnery Convention Center.
Maria Sturm
“Be Good is a work about underage married Roma teenagers in Romania, their traditions and rituals of the wedding (night), the importance of virginity and the burden of proof. It
Thaddaeus Ropac Looks Back on 40 Years in Business – ARTnews.com
In 1982 Austrian-born art dealer Thaddaeus Ropac was in his early 20s, and still looking for direction. Though he had no ties to the art world, he landed a job
At Bayreuth, the Work on Wagner’s Operas Is Never Done
After the enormous risk of its beginning, the Bayreuth Festival in Germany was for a long time a place where the stagings of Richard Wagner’s operas were encased in amber.
Daily Campello Art News: Call for artists
The 52nd anniversary of this event – will take place in the Spanish Ballroom this year as it has for over half a century! The show will be held from
What’s on TV This Week: ‘Run the Burbs’ and ‘The Trial’
A Canadian sitcom debuts on the CW. And a hard-to-find Orson Welles movie airs on TCM. Source link
Drake buys Tupac Shakur ring at Sotheby’s for $1m
Grammy Award-winning artist Drake revealed on Instagram (@champagnepapi) that he was the buyer of the so-called Crown Ring that was designed by and belonged to the late rapper Tupac Shakur
New Curatorial Visions From South Asia, Tunisia, and Across the US
How can curation address the connection between art and empire? What do letterpress posters teach us about Black Southern history? What does decolonial curation look like in a South Asian
Contemporary Art and Art Fairs: Paris Photo Los AngelesApril 25
Paris Photo Los Angeles, is an important art fair that specializes in artworks created in the photographic medium. It takes place at Paramount Pictures Studios April 25th -27th. This should
Julia Borissova
“In this project I refer to the subject of the first wave of Russian emigration in 1920’s. Combining old photos and flower petals I destroy the original images of people
U.S. Officials Return Rare Christopher Columbus Document to Italy – ARTnews.com
Last week, United States federal officials repatriated an original edition of a 15th-century document authored by Christopher Columbus that had been taken from a museum in Venice. The repatriation marks
Barbenheimer Box Office: How Barbie and Oppenheimer Powered Historic Weekend
“Barbenheimer” keeps on growing at the box office. Greta Gerwig’s very pink fantasy-comedy “Barbie” and Christopher Nolan’s extremely dark historical drama “Oppenheimer” powered to bigger opening weekends than originally reported.
All Members Exhibition at Studio Gallery
An All Members Exhibition at STUDIO GALLERY Curated by Susan Raines and Lois Kampinsky July 19th – August 12th, 2023 The phrase “see you soon” seems to offer many possibilities.
50 Rappers, 50 Stories: Behind the Scenes
A look at how we assembled a sweeping collection of personal narratives, and the threads that tie them together. Source link
Revered New York non-profit Artists Space will bring live portrait-drawing sessions to The Armory Show
Artists Space, an assertively anti-commercial gallery founded in New York’s Soho district in 1972, will take part in the city’s biggest art fair this year. The non-profit will have a
Required Reading
For a millennium starting in the 4th century, traders and travelers met in grottoes carved into cliffs near the Dunhuang oasis, leaving behind artwork that was preserved thanks to the
Paris Photo Los AngelesAn Art Fair Done Right
Paris Photo Los Angeles was a delight to attend and should be considered one of the world’s top art fairs. How can you beat the combination of quality galleries, great
Review: Bodies: 6 Women, 1 Man by Nadav Kander
“More film has probably been exposed on naked and semi-naked women than on any other subject in photography’s history.” write Gerry Badger and Martin Parr in The Photobook: A History,
Officials Decry Demolition of Mosque Tower in Basra, Iraq – ARTnews.com
Locals and cultural officials are angered by the demolition of a 300-year-old minaret, a move they say is tantamount to “the destruction of Iraqi cultural history,” the Art Newspaper reports. The minaret,
How to Use Generative AI Tools While Still Protecting Your Privacy | WIRED
The explosion of consumer-facing tools that offer generative AI has created plenty of debate: These tools promise to transform the ways in which we live and work while also raising
