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Facebook angers Flanders with Rubens ban

July 25, 2018

BBC - The removed ad featured the artist's The Descent from the Cross, which shows a bare-chested Jesus.Following the ban, the authority made a satirical video with fake investigators ushering visitors out of a...

Will blockchain deliver a registry of all traded works of art?

Artery

July 25, 2018

Art and Technology

The Art Newspaper - Imagine an art market in which existed an industry-wide registry of all traded works of art, complete with cataloguing details, certificates of authenticity, provenance records and sale pric...

Will blockchain deliver a registry of all traded works of art?

Artery

July 25, 2018

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The Art Newspaper - What will become of Robert Indiana’s legacy, and who will be in charge of preserving it? The answer might only come out of a closely-watched legal battle over the artist’s estate and his rec...

Some of the World’s Most Striking iPhone Images

Artery

July 25, 2018

Art and Society

Hyperallergic - Finalists from the 11th annual iPhone Photography Awards were released on Friday. Photographers across the world — based in over 140 countries — sent in their most awe-striking creative and docu...

‘Junk’ art stash may yield multi-million dollar masterpieces

Artery

July 24, 2018

Art and Society, Art Market, Artists

DW - New York gallery owner David Killen believes he has uncovered six paintings by Dutch-American abstract master Willem de Kooning, which — if verified — could be worth tens of millions of dollars. The wo...

Monet’s cat, acquired at Christie’s Hong Kong, is now back in his house in Giverny. Photo: Martin Bailey

Monet’s lost cat returns home to Giverny

Artery

July 24, 2018

Art and Culture, Art History, Artists

The Art Newspaper - Monet’s cat has found its way home to the artist’s house in Giverny, in northern France. During the painter’s lifetime, the glazed biscuit pottery cat, made in Japan, spent many years curled...

Unpaid invoices, vetting issues and bad marketing: dealers call out ‘mismanaged’ Bahrain fair

Artery

July 24, 2018

Art and Culture, Art Fairs, Art Market

The Art Newspaper - It was supposed to be Bahrain’s flagship cultural initiative, an art fair with international programming that would raise the profile of the Gulf State’s artists, diversify the economy and...

Discovery of Jewish Mosaics in Israel Bring Color to Biblical Accounts

Artery

July 24, 2018

Architecture, Art and Culture, Art History

Hyperallergic - At the ancient site of Huqoq, near the Sea of Galilee in modern Israel, a number of stunning mosaics depicting biblical, astrological, and historical narratives have been uncovered in a Jewish ...

How Women Filmmakers Were Bending Social Norms Since the Birth of Cinema

Artery

July 24, 2018

Art and Culture, Film

Hyperallergic - The standard narrative of women in early silent cinema is one of beautiful starlets in a Hollywood machine, which reduced them to a passenger’s seat. Now, a new series at BAMcinématek, Pioneers:...

The Czech Painter Often Credited with Inventing Pure Abstract Art

Artery

July 24, 2018

Art and Culture

Hyperallergic - František Kupka (aka Frank or François Kupka) has been routinely recognized more for his influence on Marcel Duchamp’s paintings than for his own. This is at long last expiring with his remarkab...

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