New Fair Founders Are Testing What Gallerists (and Collectors) Want in an Alternative
New York is getting a slew of alternative art fairs.
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The First Malta Biennale Draws Visitors to a Surreal Fortress
The ambitious island-spanning project marks a bid to revitalize the country's image as an arts destination.
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Louvre, Guggenheim Among Major Museums Awarded Conservation Grants
The Bank of America Art Conservation Project has distributed some $20 million since 2010.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Returns Artifact to Iraq After Internal Research
The artifact entered the museum's collection in 1955.
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Dali Museum Launches Campaign Replicating Artist’s Voice Using AI
Visitors activate the AI Dalí by posing questions to a physical replica of his 1938 sculpture "Lobster Telephone"
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When African Countries Debut at the Venice Biennale, the Biggest Challenge Can Be Coming Back
Benin, Ethiopia, and Tanzania will show for the first time, while Nigeria marks its second pavilion, seven years after its debut.
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Artists Rejected from Polish Pavilion to Stage Independent Show in Venice
The show will be located in a private space near the Polish Pavilion.
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Iconic Installation by Mary Miss in Des Moines Is Temporarily Saved from Demolition
Miss said the decision "reaffirms the rights of all artists and the integrity of their legacies."
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Paris Again Considers Resurrecting Richard Serra Sculpture from Storage
The piece, Clara Clara, was first installed in Paris in 1983.
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Quisqueya Henríquez, Conceptual Artist Who Produced ‘Perceptual Riddles,’ Dies at 57
She was the subject of a mid-career survey at the Bronx Museum in 2007.
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What Calvin Klein’s Return to the Runway and High-profile Campaigns Say About Its Business
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Apple isn’t paying for ChatGPT in iOS 18, even though OpenAI can’t save your data
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Congress to Consider Bill Declaring College Athletes Are Not Employees
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