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alexis ferrer prints colorful floral motifs on sharp hairdos

March 25, 2021

Design Boom - after years of exploring hair as a canvas, spanish hairdresser alexis ferrer has developed a new, evolved technique for vibrant, full-color hair printing, culminating in his autumn 2020 collection...

Australian Festival Cancels Artist Project That Would’ve Doused British Flag in Indigenous Blood

Artery

March 25, 2021

Art and Society

Hyperallergic - Australian music and arts festival Dark Mofo recently announced its first major project for the 2021 festival, including an artwork, “Union Flag” by Spanish artist Santiago Sierra, that called f...

Selling Art to Pay the Bills Divides the Nation’s Museum Directors

Artery

March 25, 2021

Art and Society

NY Times - Bitter debate has ensued as museum leaders around the country discuss whether to permanently embrace a pandemic-spurred policy that allows the sale of art to cover some operating costs. - read more ...

inspired objects to explore sustainability and 3D printing

Artery

March 25, 2021

Art and Technology, Design & Technology

de zeen - The studio specialises in 3D printing, and this series is meant to explore how sustainable that process can be while challenging people's understanding of what a 3D-printed object looks like. - read m...

Artist Krista Kim sells “first NFT digital house in the world” for over $500,000

Artery

March 25, 2021

Art and Technology, Design & Technology

de zeen - Toronto-based artist Krista Kim has sold the first NFT-backed digital home for over half a million dollars, as interest in virtual design continues to grow. - read more ...

Is the nude selfie a new art form?

Artery

March 25, 2021

Art and Society

BBC - As a new book is released exploring the modern, smartphone-facilitated phenomenon of 'sending nudes', Holly Williams reflects on the lineage of naked self-representation it continues. - read more ...

Alexander Calder, MoMA’s Household God, Still Holds Sway

Artery

March 25, 2021

Art and Culture

NY Times- Photographers have understood this for a long time, newspapers know it but find it hard to admit: for many years now, publishing has not been the place where photography can best express itself. - r...

Are private commissions the future of authorial photography?

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March 25, 2021

Art and Culture

Domus - Many private companies are still among the main promoters of authorial photography, a trend that could become consolidated despite the economic crisis. - read more ...

What Collectors Need to Know from the Art Market 2021 Report

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March 25, 2021

Art and Society, Trending

artsy - The art market shrank by 22% in 2020, down from $64.4 billion in sales in 2019 to $50.1 billion last year. That drop, reported in economist Clare McAndrew’s “The Art Market 2021” report (published today...

Basquiat Brings $41.9 Million, Even Amid Digital Gold Rush

Artery

March 25, 2021

Auctions, Trending

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...

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