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It doesn't seem clear what will happen until there's a vaccine, but perhaps " "Museums will reopen, and galleries can stop pretending their online viewing rooms are actual shows. Exhibitions…
This week's guests will be Varla Jean Merman, Peter Mac (Judy Garland), Chuck Sweeney (Peggy Lee), Ray DeForest (Doris Dear), Rosetta Stoned, Haley Swindal and our weekly mystery guest!
Bemused locals were left to digest the fact that the pleasant newcomer to their island paradise, who had been helping out at the local animal shelter, was in fact a fugitive art dealer who s…
"Angela Gulbenkian, who married into one of Europe's most prominent art families and allegedly leveraged their name to conduct fraudulent art deals, has been arrested in Portugal. The jet-se…
The Art Gallery of New South Wales and media partner, the ABC, are pleased to announce the second round of Together In Art Kids, which is now inviting entries from children all over th…
"Although psychologists have long recognized the benefits of art therapy, … few American museums have devoted resources toward creating programs. But the demands of a grief-stricken public…
Acclaimed art studio, Art Encounters, has launched an international art competition for children and teens inspired by a place that has become increasingly familiar as of late " home. Around…
Plus: subversive statues at Art Basel online; extra fees from Sotheby's; Pace gallery adds Sonia Gomes
The airline is known for its collection of at least 1,500 pieces that includes esteemed works by artists such as Richard Deacon, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Gary Hume, Callum Innes, Anish Kap…
With the cancellation of final-year exhibitions, students have lost a vital showcase
The Victorian Government is supporting the creation of large-scale art featuring silos, app trails and open-air galleries under a program that will connect communities, boost cultural touris…
Buyers demand discounts of as much as 30% on new works and 50% on the secondary market, according to art dealers. Temporary reprieve, including government rescue loans or rent reductions, wi…
Marc Spiegler: "Fortunately, the Amazon art world won't come to pass. For one thing, artworks are unique, and thus not so easily commodified. They have no utility value, no truly provable wo…
The five protesters were stopped before they could leave the Quai Branly Museum with the artwork. They were detained for questioning, and the Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigatio…
Costume Professionals for Wage Equity (CPFWE) is teaming up with The Actor's Fund to host an auction at CharityBuzz.com.
The dealer, who operated galleries in London and Miami, has been the subject of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Joint Major Theft Task Force/Art Crime Team in New Y…
The currency of fame has always been deeply unstable. But, with movie theatres and live venues closed and the devices in our pockets quickly becoming our primary media machines, it can feel …
Renee Fleming is the latest guest on Live With Carnegie Hall.
We are living, I have frequently been told, through weird times. Maybe. But do weird times necessarily require weird art? Do bad times provoke bad art? Well, one of the most unusual response…
How to negotiate the new digital landscape: artists, collectors, the fair director, commentators and more
The actor on his podcast with gallerist Robert Diament and his love of Tracey Emin
As Art Basel launches its latest Online Viewing Rooms, the digital landscape seems ready for a reassessment
The founders of the young London gallery are venturing into the digital world " but are optimistic about a return to live events
 During the global coronavirus pandemic, FringeArts is pivoting the focus of our podcast to checking in with our artists, our audiences, and our community partners during these unpreceden…
Anthony McGill, New York Philharmonic principal clarinetist, launched a new mini-genre of musical protest on May 28 when he tweeted a video of himself playing "America the Beautiful," transp…
