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Art World Roundup: galleries turn to a restaurant reservation app, the #GettyChallenge gets a book deal, and more

Katherine Keener 14 August 2020

Art Basel Hong Kong cancelled due to coronavirus

Katherine Keener 7 February 2020

Art Basel highlights the art trading which takes place in the shadows

Art Critique 10 June 2019

Howard Read says Cheim & Read will leave the ‘Castelli Model’ of business behind

In an Art Basel Miami Beach art market talk called ‘The Future of the Artist and Gallerist Relationship,’ a panel discussed the evolving art fair scene and its implications on the contemporary art gallery. Moderated by art dealer and art fair founder Edward Winkleman, the panel consisted of Amsterdam-based artist Irene Kopelman, LA Commonwealth and […]

Katherine Keener 20 December 2018

Must see - Theatre

PRO.ACT Theatre Festival brings English theatre to the Ukraine

Brandon Lorimer 15 August 2022

Must see - Architecture

Notre-Dame Cathedral to reopen for 2024 Olympics

Brandon Lorimer 7 August 2022

Opinion

Pickles and bananas and nothing- oh my

Brandon Lorimer 31 July 2022

Must see - Exhibitions

Hidden van Gogh self-portrait revealed on back of painting

Brandon Lorimer 17 July 2022

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PRO.ACT Theatre Festival brings English theatre to the Ukraine

As the war rages on between Ukraine and Russia, there is a clear desire amongst its populace to hold onto what bits of normalcy and expression they can in the face of violence. Of course, one of the key things people have always turned to in coping with disaster is art. There have been numerous […]

Notre-Dame Cathedral to reopen for 2024 Olympics

The world seemed to collectively gasp in 2019 when Paris’ Notre-Dame Cathedral was devastated by an intense fire. It was an unexpected and severe marring on a world monument the likes of which we have not seen for some time, but thankfully much of the location was unharmed and has been in repairs since. Now, […]

Hidden van Gogh self-portrait revealed on back of painting

The discovery of a long-hidden artwork is always an occasion of excitement. Whether it be through an institution stumbling upon a work that fell through the cracks or discerning a hidden layer to an existent work, there’s a mystique to this event that so rarely occurs. This past week the National Galleries of Scotland made […]

Activist group Just Stop Oil glue hands to paintings

Our world at large has not been short of protest-worthy causes and many movements for societal change over the past several years. We’ve seen powerful traction for important groups such as Black Lives Matter and #MeToo, as well as pushes for fairer socio-economic measures in the wake of the pandemic’s impact. But a lesser-known group […]