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Graffiti proclaiming ‘Azad Kashmir’ and ‘Free Palestine’ on the walls of a University in West Bengal, noticed by authorities. Street art and graffiti became popular in India after the 1980s, largely influenced by the West, the other side of the world. Although in the beginning these forms were focused on political agendas, later they gained […]
Artists and the Art makers across U.S, Canada, China and Mexico face potential changes in their practice due to trade wars. President Donald Trump’s recent move of tariff increase has majorly impacted multiple sectors, including the art market. These trade policies introduce challenges for artists, collectors, galleries, and art suppliers, and have economic effects on
The Economy of the Art Market Threatened by Trump’s Tariff Revival Read More »
Centre Pompidou Closes For Five Years Visitors, both tourists and locals, flocked to the iconic Pompidou Center in Paris over the weekend to enjoy a final look at its esteemed art collection before it closed for major renovations for five years. The Pompidou Centre was visited by 3.2 million visitors in 2024, making it one
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Gotta Catch Em’ All – Cheetozard Auction Recently, Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian was sold for $6.2 million. This sale is enough to justify the hype behind novelty items. But this isn’t an isolated incident, a 3-inch long Flamin’ Hot Cheeto resembling Charizard, the dragon-like Pokemon, recently fetched an astonishing $87,840 at auction. The online auction ran
Would You Pay $88,000 For a Pokemon-Shaped Cheeto? Read More »
Marco Evaristti’s provocative exhibition in Copenhagen was a protest against Denmark’s pork industry, while freeing the piglets were an act of care. In Copenhagen, an art installation featuring three piglets has taken an unexpected turn after the animals were stolen. The artist behind the performative piece that involved small animals, Marco Evaristti, had placed them
‘And now you care?’ When Three Piglets on Display were Saved from Starvation Read More »
Christie’s AI Art Sales Trends and Ethics Christie’s inaugural art auction, made entirely by AI concluded yesterday, on 5th February 2025. Augmented Intelligence was one of Christie’s art auctions, which resulted in numerous discussions about art trends, sales, and ethics. These offer limited insights into the prospects of using AI in a creative field. What
Christie’s AI Art Auction Surpasses $700,000 Upsetting Artists Read More »
Bayeux Tapestry Mystery and New Findings As reported by Canberra Times, a piece of the Medieval Bayeux Tapestry has been uncovered at the Schleswig-Holstein State Archive in northern Germany. Bayeux Tapestry Historical Embroidery Artefact The Norman conquest art found in Germany is an embroidered tapestry, which illustrates the Norman invasion of England led by the
Lost Since World War II, Rare Fragment of Bayeux Tapestry Discovered Read More »
NGMA Bangalore Aviation-Themed Artworks National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Bangalore is set to host an exhibition featuring over 180 paintings and sculptures that were once part of Air India’s collection. Beginning on 7th March 2025, the Air India art collection at NGMA Bangalore will also showcase works by celebrated artists Salvador Dalí and MF
Rare Artefacts From Air India Archives Land at NGMA, Bangalore Read More »
Where to see Marianna Kennedy’s Curated Show? Actress Tilda Swinton was recently in the news for winning the honorary Golden Bear Award at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival. She is now stepping into a new role as the curator for artist and designer Marianna Kennedy’s new show at Christie’s, Paris. A selection of her
Tilda Swinton’s New Role Is a Curator for Marianna Kennedy’s New Show Read More »
Nek Chand’s Fantasyland in Chandigarh faces threats of demolition, Residents react in support of heritage site. The rock garden in Chandigarh is a heritage site built solely by home waste and other industrial items.The sculptures in what locals and foreigners call a fantasyland are scattered across the acres, showing diversity in the use of material.
For The Rock Garden, Public Stands with Art, Government with Parking-lots! Read More »