Over the last several months, American visitors have flocked to Japan to take advantage of a historically weak yen, lowering the price of hotels, restaurants, theme parks, and bullet train tickets. But that will not be the only factor likely to impact sales at the Tokyo Gendai fair this week, experts told ARTnews. Bank of […]
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Dimitri Igoshin is a ballet photographer living in St-Petersburg, Russia. He has backstage access to all the theatres in the city, capturing the excitement that goes on behind the scenes. Discover the Beauty and Elegance of Classic Ballet Dancers | The Picturalist Dimitri Igoshin, a renowned ballet photographer based in St-Petersburg, Russia, offers a
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The Evolution of a Visionary Photographer Tomáš Neuwirth, a celebrated photographer from the Czech Republic, has carved a niche for himself in the realm of landscape photography. With a deep-seated passion for capturing the natural world, Neuwirth’s journey into photography began traditionally but has since embraced modern technological advancements. Initially using a classic camera, he
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E.T and some Bananas is both the title of a collaborative drawing by Anthony Coleman and Andrew Jeffrey Wright and the title of their two-person exhibition. This drawing encapsulates much about their approach to art: bright color, a focus on characters from popular culture rendered through their own highly original interpretations and odd juxtapositions. The
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If you’re struggling to do anything beyond basking in whichever air-conditioned spaces or cooling centers you can find this summer, let alone picking up a heavy text, know that you are not alone. Our editors and contributors have a short, sweet list of captivating books to nudge you out of a reading slump this month,
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Arcade and Flat Time House are pleased to present a new exhibition with Can Altay. For over two decades, Altay has been addressing how we live together and how we inhabit the built environment and the planet through his investigations into the politics of everyday life, public space, urban ecologies, and artistic action. Altay often produces “settings”
An independent report recently found that provenance research done by the E. G. Bührle Foundation into its collection was “not sufficient” and the foundation’s published findings omitted information about the former Jewish owners of many works. German Historical Museum president Raphael Gross authored the 165-page report and presented it on June 28 in Zurich. After
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Dubai Fine Arts: Revolutionizing Art Handling and Transportation in the UAE In the thriving art scene of the UAE, where galleries and collectors demand the highest standards of care and precision, Dubai Fine Arts has emerged as a game-changer in the realm of art handling and transportation. Despite being relatively new to the UAE, this
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In the arts, maximalism, a reaction against minimalism, is an esthetic of excess and redundancy. The philosophy can be summarized as “more is more”, contrasting with the minimalist motto “less is more” ELEMENTS OF MAXIMALISM Since about 2016, those exquisite maximalist interiors you may have seen on Pinterest or Instagram can feel intimidating. It
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A Dialogue with Nature and Technology Tomás Saraceno‘s artistic journey is a compelling narrative that interweaves the threads of art, architecture, and environmental activism. His unique approach, deeply rooted in the concept of interconnectedness, seeks to challenge and expand our understanding of our place within the vast Web of Life. Saraceno’s fascination with the interplay
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