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A New Goliath for the Art World: Gander & White Adds 48-ft Tractor Trailer to...
© Gander & White Gander & White, the world’s leading expert in the storage, transportation, and installation of high-value cultural objects, has launched a 48-ft tractor trailer that will...
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Gates of the Underground: Sculptors Beránek and Prošek Unveil Mesmerizing...
© Vlastimil Beránek and Jaroslav Prošek The Basilica Cistern, one of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks, is hosting an extraordinary exhibition titled “Gates of the Underground – Touching Space with...
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Exclusive Interview with New Orleans Ceramicist Aurora Daigle | Part 2
© Aurora Daigle In the second part of our exclusive interview with New Orleans ceramicist Aurora Daigle, we delve deeper into her creative process and the inspiration behind her work. Aurora opens up...
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Does Mark Zuckerberg’s Statue of His Wife Alienate the Asian Community?
Priscilla Chan stands beside a statue of herself, created by Daniel Arsham at the request of Mark Zuckerberg | Instagram: @Mark Zuckerberg BY Vic Wu | Opinion Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder and CEO...
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Introducing Memplex Art: Andreas Niederau-Kaiser’s Vision for Preserving...
© Andreas Niederau-Kaiser Andreas Niederau-Kaiser, a visionary artist known for his innovative approach to cultural preservation through memplex art, is seeking support for two groundbreaking projects...
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Stunning Cubes: Alex Knapic’s Magnetic Art in Monte Carlo
Alex Knapic, Genesis, Bronze Croatian artist Alex Knapic (Instagram: @alexknapic) has successfully completed his latest exhibition, “Magnetic Art,” at Monaco’s Espace 22 gallery, that ran from July...
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Exclusive Interview with New Orleans Ceramicist Aurora Daigle | Part 3
Aurora Daigle by Taja Janel In this third installment of our exclusive interview series with New Orleans ceramicist Aurora Daigle, we explore the intimate rituals and routines that fuel her creative...
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Younger Generations in Asia Are Spending Big on Contemporary and Digital Art
BY ALBERT CHEN Younger generations in Asia are increasingly shaping the art market, with millennials and Generation X collectors spending heavily on contemporary and digital art. According to CNBC,...
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L’APPARTEMENT Art Space in Geneva Presents its Inaugural Exhibition ‘Sound...
Thea Montauti d’Harcourt Lyginos Art Advisor and Curator Thea Montauti d’Harcourt Lyginos is set to unveil L’Appartement, a new art space in the heart of Geneva, this autumn. The gallery’s inaugural...
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Ancient and Contemporary Japanese Kites Take Flight in Italy for ‘One Sky One...
Japanese Kite | ARTEVENTO The internationally renowned ARTEVENTO Festival, the world’s longest-running kite festival, is making its vibrant return to Cervia, Italy, from October 11 to 22, 2024. This...
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One of the Rarest and Most Important Islamic Glass Artifacts to Appear at...
A Mamluk enamelled glass mosque lamp made for Chief of Corps Saif ad-din Sarghitmish (d.1358) Egypt or Syria, 1351-1358 AD. © Bonhams One of the rarest and most important examples of Islamic glassware...
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China’s Private Museum Challenges: Ma Weidu’s Exit, Founder of the First...
Ma Weidu By Cecilia Aisin-Gioro | Columnist Ma Weidu, born in 1955, is a renowned writer, historian, and one of China’s most famous antique collectors. In 1996, out of his deep passion for preserving...
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Art Vancouver 2025: A Global Celebration of Contemporary Art, Returning April...
Art Vancouver | Photo by Ilianaf Art Vancouver, Western Canada’s premier contemporary art fair, is returning for its 9th edition from April 24 – 27, 2025, at the iconic Canada Place sails (Vancouver...
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Islamic Sarghitmish Lamp Sets World Record as Most Expensive Glass Artifact,...
A Mamluk enamelled glass mosque lamp made for Chief of Corps Saif ad-din Sarghitmish (d.1358) Egypt or Syria, 1351-1358 AD. © Bonhams BY ALBERT CHEN In a landmark moment for art history, a...
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Crazy Facts About Andy Warhol’s Eccentric Life
Andy Warhol by Bernard Gotfryd BY MARK ANDERSON Andy Warhol’s name is synonymous with the pop art movement, yet his life was far more complex and enigmatic than his famous works might suggest. Below,...
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Duct-Taped Banana Sells for $6.2 Million vs. 6.2 Million Children Die from...
© World Art News BY JACOB MATTHEWS | Opinion A banana duct-taped to a wall has just sold for $6.2 million at Sotheby’s in New York, an event hailed by art critics as a record-breaking triumph. But as...
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Filthy Fox Auction Club Vol. III: Breaking Barriers for Emerging Artists
Paula Parole and Alexandra Hochgürtel | Founders of the Filthy Fox Auction Club © FFAC BY MARK ANDERSON The third edition of the Filthy Fox Auction Club (FFAC), held last week at The Old Church in...
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