October 2023 – ArteryNYC

Judy Chicago Makes ‘Herstory’: Beyond the Ladies of the Dinner Party

October 18, 2023

NY Times - Judy Chicago was anxious, unusually so. For most of her six-decade career as a feminist multimedia-ist, she was out of step with the art establishment — occasionally crossing paths with the instituti...

Following Bomb Threats at the Louvre and Versailles Heighten Security as the City Remains on High Alert

Artery

October 18, 2023

Art and Society

artnet news - Two of France’s biggest cultural institutions, the Palace of Versailles and Louvre Museum, were evacuated on Saturday, October 14, after receiving bomb threats. - read more ...

’20 Days in Mariupol’ director: Fight in Ukraine goes on

Artery

October 18, 2023

Art and Society

DW - Pulitzer Prize-winning Ukrainian journalist Mstyslav Chernov knows global attention is shifting to Israel, but his film on Russian atrocities remains essential. - read more ...

Gaza Artist Killed With Her Children in Israeli Airstrik

Artery

October 18, 2023

Art and Society

Hyperallergic - Palestinian artist Heba Zagout was killed with her two young children in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza on Friday, October 13, her sister confirmed on Facebook. The 39-year-old artist’s death was ...

An A.I. Has Created Interactive Portraits Showing Uncannily Humanlike Emotions

Artery

October 18, 2023

Art and Technology

artnent news - A team of A.I. researchers, choreographers, and VFX artists have united to create an interactive portrait that can mimic eerily humanlike emotional states and movements. Behind the interactive po...

Auguste Rodin sculpture bought by Glasgow Museum is missing

Artery

October 18, 2023

Art and Culture, Artists

The Guardian - A statue by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin, part of his famous Les Bourgeois de Calais group, is currently “unlocated” in Glasgow’s art collections, museum officials h...

With Renovated Galleries, the Smithsonian Expands Its Approach to Contemporary American Art

Artery

October 18, 2023

Art and Culture, Museums

Smithsonian Magazine - After two and a half years of renovation, the newly reopened galleries for modern and contemporary art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum seem appreciatively larger—with cleaner sight...

A Surprising Mix of Rare Chemical Compounds Found on ‘Mona Lisa’ Shed Light on Leonardo da Vinci’s Innovative Process

Artery

October 17, 2023

Art and Technology

artnet news - A rare chemical compound called plumbonacrite has been found on the underpainting of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, which sheds light on his processes, according to new research. - read more ...

After a 5-year hiatus, construction of the world’s tallest skyscraper can resume

Artery

October 17, 2023

Architecture, Art and Technology

domus - The tallest building on the planet, located on the waterfront of the Saudi metropolis, could resume thanks to a new contractor. - read more ...

Exploring the ‘Epicenter’ of Pablo Picasso in His Drawings

Artery

October 17, 2023

Artists, Exhibitions, Trending

The New York Times - The first word that Pablo Picasso ever pronounced was “pencil.” At least that was how his mother remembered the young prodigy: that he drew before he could speak, and that the word “piz” —...

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