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ARTnews is a long-standing international publication dedicated to the global art world, providing comprehensive reporting, criticism, and news on current exhibitions and the art market. Founded in 1902, it serves as a authoritative source for artists, collectors, and professionals interested in the latest developments across the fine arts. Through its digital platform and print editions, the outlet offers in-depth analysis of industry trends, cultural policy, and creative movements.
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No 'Mo Romo? Not So Fast, Says CBS Sports
The 46-year-old Romo will remain sidelined until further notice-although it may be another six weeks until a decision is reached over his DUI arrest.
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BBC Host Wants New Reality TV Show Featuring Aspiring Art Dealers To Be 'The Apprentice for the Art World'
The art market is a tough place to survive these days, with even megagalleries like Gagosian and Pace shuttering locations and cutting loose artists, and every day seeming to bring news of another art gallery calling it quits. So maybe, counterintuitively
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Laser Technology Reveals Hidden Pre-Hispanic Roads at Machu Picchu
Archaeologists working near the Incan citadel of Machu Picchu have identified more than 1.5 miles of pre-Hispanic roads, as well as what researchers think could be agricultural terraces and platforms, hidden in the Andean cloud forest. The news was first
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Christopher Chung Talks 'My Brilliant Career' - and What's Next for 'Slow Horses'
Christopher Chung stars in Netflix series "My Brilliant Career" and will return to "Slow Horses" as Roddy Ho for the show's sixth season.
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'House of the Dragon' Only Wants to Get More Unhinged from Here
Showrunner Ryan Condal tells IndieWire about closing the door and/or window on older parts of the show and opening new ones.
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London's Sid Motion Gallery to Close After a Decade: 'Not in a Financial Position to Fully Honor My Artists'
London dealer Sid Motion will close her eponymous gallery in London's South Bermondsey district when its fall exhibition closes. She opened the gallery a decade ago. "As I look ahead to the future, I can see that the gallery is not in the financial positi
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One of the Greatest Private Hiroshige Collections Ever Assembled Is Heading to Christie's
For decades, if you wanted to talk about Japanese prints, the conversation usually began and ended with Hokusai's Great Wave. That may be starting to change. This September, Christie's will begin selling more than 600 prints from the collection of Alan Me
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New York's School of Visual Arts Reports One-Third Drop in Enrollment Since 2019, Faces Largest Budget Deficit Ever
Amid a broad crisis in higher education in the US resulting from demographic trends and a combative Trump administration, enrollment at New York's School of Visual Arts (SVA) is down some 34 percent since 2019, and the school faces a $22 million structura
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Could DNA on Ancient Cave Walls Help Solve Art History's Oldest Provenance Mystery?
Provenance is everything in the art world. Auction houses spend years tracing the ownership history of a painting from one collector to the next. But for some of humanity's oldest works of art, the provenance goes cold tens of thousands of years ago. Who
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V&A Changes Paid Break Policy as East Storehouse Strike Looms
Just weeks after workers at the Victoria and Albert Museum's East Storehouse voted to strike over working conditions, the institution announced that it was changing its break policy, according to Museums Assocation, a nonprofit representing museum, galler
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