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How One Looted Artifact Tells the Story of Modern Afghanistan

March 10, 2021

NY Times - In November 2013, Nora von Achenbach, curator at the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Hamburg, Germany, examined the catalog for an upcoming auction by the Paris-based dealer Boisgirard-Antonini. The glo...

From Japan comes a solution for attending theatre while respecting social distancing

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March 10, 2021

Art and Society

domus - Japanese dance company Moonlight Mobile Theater (tsukiakari-theater.jp) renown for their avant-garde performances, has come up with a crafty way of returning to the scene while respecting social distanc...

Male Artists Have Made Fortunes in the Exploding NFT Market

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March 10, 2021

Art and Technology

artnet news - Beeple. Fewocious. Andrés Reisinger. That guy who made Nyan Cat. As the market for NFT artworks explodes, the majority of the artists benefitting from the sudden boom are men—reflecting both the ...

All eyes on San Marino in the race to buy virtual land

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March 10, 2021

Art and Technology

domus - It has been around for a couple of months only, but it is already going viral and could become Elon Musk’s next playground. Earth 2 is the 1:1 scale digital version of the planet that will determine own...

Microsoft announces Mesh, a holographic meeting platform

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March 10, 2021

Art and Technology

domus - Virtual full-body capture entertainment experiences, immersive deep-sea explorations, and mixed reality collaborative meetings. These are just a few of the implementations of Microsoft’s latest product,...

Archaeologists Find Ornate Chariot Preserved in Ash From Mount Vesuvius

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March 10, 2021

Art and Culture

Hyperallergic - We tend to think of ancient forms of transportation as crude or utilitarian, but a recent discovery at Pompeii proves that the concept of a sweet-ass ride has a history much longer than that of ...

Palace Intrigue at the Louvre, as a Paint Job Leads to a Lawsuit

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March 10, 2021

Art and Culture

NY Times - In the midst of a pandemic, with empty galleries, shuttered doors and plunging revenues, the Louvre faces new turbulence: a legal fight over the color of its walls. - read more...

Immersive van Gogh Experiences Bloom Like Sunflowers

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March 10, 2021

Art and Culture

NY Times - For all those Vincent van Gogh fans who once stood cheek-by-jowl at the Museum of Modern Art to get a selfie in front of “The Starry Night,” there are, suddenly, increasing opportunities to just abo...

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Why the Art World Needs a Clear Marker for What the ‘End of the Pandemic’ Means

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March 10, 2021

Art and Society, Trending

artnet news - Our columnist explores US medical experts' thinking on how to define when to lift public-health restrictions. - read more...

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Art Biennials Are Carbon Catastrophes

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March 10, 2021

Museums, Trending

artnet news- A recent count on the Biennial Foundation’s directory listed over 270 cities that host their own bi-yearly art event. That’s 270 cities around the world that become packed full of international art...

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