The nine-day event will take over South Kensington's cultural quarter next summer, bringing together artists from India and its diaspora. https://buff.ly/ILTC0lh
The Art Newspaper
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Unique in its conception and scope, The Art Newspaper publishes around 100 pages of news, analysis, profiles, reviews and comment about the art world every month and online daily. It covers everything from antiquities to contemporary art, people, events and market trends. You can count on it to bring you the most important stories from around the globe and put them in their wider context. Special reports each month preview major events or focus on key cities. You will be able to plan your visits to forthcoming exhibitions and discover the story behind the shows. Our international readership is made up of leading art world professionals and trendsetters, including artists, museum directors and trustees, collectors, curators, gallerists, auctioneers and those with a professional as well as personal interest in the global art market. The Art Newspaper has a circulation of 23,000 copies and readership of more than 50,000.
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Both AI-generated art and digital art have had a tough time lately, but the 61st Venice Biennale offers the digitally-minded some work to feel good about. https://buff.ly/CRyqvNT
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The consignor of Gustav Klimt’s Portrait of Fräulein Lieser (1917), whose €30m sale at the Vienna auction house Im Kinsky in 2024 was later cancelled because of disputes over its tangled provenance, now faces yet another hurdle to selling the painting in the form of a lawsuit filed in the United States that could keep it off the market for years to come. This latest dispute centres around a bitter 1942 divorce and a betrayal whose repercussions have reverberated across generations and continents. https://buff.ly/L9UrO8x
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Abstract works by the Swedish artist are rare to auction, but Ser III No.5 from 1920 will be sold at Bukowskis next month estimated around $600,000 to $800,000. https://buff.ly/iMLr2NE
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In an exclusive extract from his new Edward Hopper biography, Louis Shadwick tracks down the original works—many reproduced in popular periodicals of the time, with instructions for copying—that formed the basis of all Hopper’s oil paintings before he enrolled in art school. https://buff.ly/g81sD6w
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The Art Newspaper readers were spotted across the fairs at Frieze London and Frieze Masters last week. Looking for more of The Art Newspaper in print? Subscribe to our monthly print editions, including digital access too, at the link below. https://buff.ly/p10HbmV
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Speaking before nationwide demonstrations escalated on Saturday, students at various art schools discuss why they have felt compelled to take a stand. https://buff.ly/Zvv2KxL
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After 16 years of Fidesz rule, artists and cultural institutions assess the damage and consider what comes next. https://buff.ly/VLWPP8f
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A commodity economist explains why the art market's plumbing, its financial apparatus and its blind spots all look familiar—and why it enables fraudsters like Inigo Philbrick https://buff.ly/JLK17nO
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The Centre Pompidou Paraná, the French institution’s future outpost in southern Brazil and its first in the Americas, has already delayed its opening twice. First scheduled for 2027 and later pushed back to 2028, it is now expected to open in 2029, a museum spokesperson tells The Art Newspaper. The construction schedule has also been delayed, and work has not yet begun. This delay is happening amid a change of government in the state of Paraná, although newly elected governor Sergio Moro promised during his campaign to complete the project. https://buff.ly/xu0rARD
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