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As Switzerland Slowly Reopens, Dealer Eva Presenhuber Is Forging Ahead With Plans to Open a New Zurich Gallery Next Month

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Society
artnet news - Despite the ongoing lockdown in the US and many other parts of the world, veteran art dealer Eva Presenhuber is moving ahead with plans to launch a third gallery in Zurich in early June. - read mo...

Determining the Best Time to Sell Art from Your Collection

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Society
Artsy - Like most things in life, when it comes to consigning a work from your collection for sale, timing is everything. Not being able to read the market correctly could mean your prized artwork doesn’t sell ...

olafur eliasson + acute art release ‘wunderkammer’ collection of augmented reality artworks

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Technology
designboom  - olafur eliasson has worked together with VR & AR art production platform, acute art, to produce wunderkammer, an augmented reality collection of natural elements, small artworks and experiment...

“Incredible things are happening” in virtual reality say architects in lockdown

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Technology
de zeen -Architects are turning to virtual worlds for both working and socialising during the coronavirus pandemic, with everything from site visits to social events happening in cyberspace. - read more  &nb...

‘How This Moment Will Be Misremembered’: An Internet Theorist on What Social-Media Images Hide About the Pandemic

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Technology
artnet news - Empty streets, yawning spring blossoms, sourdough starters: These are the images filling our social-media feeds against the backdrop of an unprecedented pandemic in which hundreds of thousands of ...

Nam June Paik Predicted the Future by Melding Art and Technology

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Technology
Artsy - Critics don’t always get it right. Especially when it comes to art and how it changes in response to technological developments—their predictions of the future are often merely guesses, at best. - read ...

conic Covid-19 images designed to create “a feeling of alarm” says CDC medical illustrator Dan Higgins

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Society, Art History
de zeen -  A medical illustrator behind the first 3D images of the coronavirus particle has spoken to Dezeen about how his team branded an invisible disease that "needed an identity". - read more   ...

Breaking Down Takashi Murakami’s Wildly Popular, Expansive Art

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Culture
Artsy - Takashi Murakami one of the most expansive practices in contemporary art. Aided by Kaikai Kiki, a global studio of workers and budding artists centered in Tokyo, Japan, the renowned Japanese artist make...

Art Keeps Collectors Going: Grażyna Kulczyk

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Culture
Artsy - Grażyna Kulczyk has been quaranting in her home in Switzerland’s Lower Engadin, not far from Muzeum Susch, the private museum she opened in January 2019.  - read more ...

How African Cultures Celebrated Motherhood through Sculpture

Artery
May 15, 2020
Art and Culture
Artsy - As we celebrate the maternal figures in our lives this weekend, for Mother’s Day in the United States, it’s a good time to reflect on artworks that have commemorated their fortitude, grace, and strength...
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