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When Big Auction Houses Go Online: Christie's and Sotheby's
Two big names in the auction house world (Christie's and Sotheby's) held a virtual press conference last week to share their next...
Jun 17, 20203 min read
The state of the art market, between a motionless present and a restless future
Interview with Liubov Belousova, CEO and Founder of the BOCCARA ART Galleries Liubov Belousova. Courtesy: Boccara Art Gallery Today, you...
Jun 8, 20204 min read
When an artist sculpts paint: Carole Jury
Carole Jury is a French abstract artist based in Princeton, New Jersey. Her aesthetic language is conveyed by the communication of...
Jun 8, 20207 min read
Magazzino Italian Art as the First Museum in the United States to Adopt Social Distancing Technology
As museums around the country prepare to reopen, a new technology has arrived from Italy to ensure social distancing as visitors arrive....
Jun 5, 20203 min read
Doug Argue: energy beyond the surface. The unconventional questioning underlying Argue's poetics
Doug Argue (born January 21st 1962) is an American painter currently based in New York City. Argue’s first encounter with the fine arts...
Jun 5, 20203 min read
When a Swedish artist rakes the autumn leaves: Gunilla Klemendz
Gunilla Klemendz’ artwork mimics the fairy lore that is widely celebrated in her region Skane, Sweden. The aesthetics of her work...
Jun 5, 20204 min read
Collisions of Colour: a conversation with Ping He
Master of colour and form, Ping He ( 和平 ) combines his personal passions for science and art, transforming ideograms into contemporary...
May 29, 20203 min read
Creating Freedom, a candid conversation with Linda Gleitz
Charismatic and eclectic, Linda Gleitz is an artist through and through. Whether dabbling in oils or moulding armies of clay birds, her...
May 29, 20204 min read
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