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Basquiat Brings $41.9 Million, Even Amid Digital Gold Rush

March 25, 2021

NY Times - “Warrior,” a 1982 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat that was said to symbolize the struggles of Black men in a white-dominated world, sold for $41.9 million, with fees, at Christie’s auction house in...

NFT, or art in the age of its digital scarcity: your questions, answered

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March 25, 2021

Art and Society, Trending

DOMUS - If you follow the digital art world at large, or even if you just follow mainstream news, you've probably heard of NFTs or Non-Fungible Tokens. What are they, and why are they suddenly all over the pl...

Internal Worlds in the Paintings of Elena Dobrovolskaya

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March 18, 2021

Art and Culture, Artists, Exhibitions

by Christopher Bruni Elena Dobrovolskaya’s gentle figurative paintings, currently exhibited at Artifact, have a sense of elegance and grace. Paint applied harmoniously coalesces to form remarkably organic and ...

Spotlight: Orit Sharbat

Artery

March 17, 2021

Profiles, Spotlight

“I just want to let it be…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Orit Sharbat Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art? Orit Sharbat: I grew up in a house full of culture. My parents put...

an intimate view of artist yves klein’s world by shunk-kender

Artery

March 16, 2021

Profiles, Spotlight

design boom - harry shunk met jános kender in paris, where they would become life and work partners. from the 1950s to the early 1980s, the duo photographed the spectacular effervescence of the artistic avant-...

How Wifredo Lam’s Unique Strand of Surrealism Seduced Collectors

Artery

March 16, 2021

Profiles, Spotlight

artsy - No artist better exemplifies the rising value of the Latin American art market than Cuban master Wifredo Lam. Last June, in Sotheby’s marquee virtual auction, his kaleidoscopic painting Omi Obini (1943...

France to Return Klimt Painting to Rightful Heirs After Nazi-Era Sale

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March 16, 2021

Art and Society

NY Times - The only painting by Gustav Klimt in the country’s national collection will be returned to the family of a Jewish woman who was forced to sell it. She died in the Holocaust. - read more ...

spider cars the status symbol of the post-war economic boom

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March 16, 2021

Art and Technology, Design & Technology

domus - The four wheels simply run in the blood of the post-war roadsters, which in Italy – where they come from – where named as “spiders”. The name of the “spider cars” comes from a specific type of horse-dra...

An exhibition to reflect on the plant world

Artery

March 16, 2021

Art and Culture

domus - During the past year homes have inevitably been at the center of our lives, and this is one of the reasons why the furniture design industry, from the point of view of turnover, has managed to keep up. ...

20 years since Bamiyan Buddha statues’ destruction by Taliban

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March 16, 2021

Art and Culture

DW - The world's largest standing Buddha statues had survived for a millennium and a half in Afghanistan — until the Taliban destroyed them. - read more ...

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