13 Notable Removals of Artwork—Through Censorship, Protest, and More
Artists removing work from an exhibition (or having it removed for them) is a pointed
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People are Recreating Famous Artworks Using Whatever They Have at Home During Quarantine
Image via Between Art & Quarantine By sporting a bonnet fashioned out of toilet paper
Anonymous Was a Woman Creates $250,000 Emergency Coronavirus Relief Grants for Artists
As the art world is beginning to feel the economic effects wrought by museum and
How Is Art Classified ?
Art is an area of study that is very broad. Generally, art is defined as
NADA Pens Open Letter Addressed to New York Officials Demanding Financial Relief for Galleries During Coronavirus Closures
As more and more art businesses around the world close amid concerns related to the
Sotheby’s Sale of Work by Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz Nets Strong $17.2 M. Total
On Thursday, Sotheby’s auction of property from the estates of modernist icons Georgia O’Keeffe and
After Declaring Bankruptcy, Boy Scouts Ponders Selling Prized Norman Rockwells
As the embattled Boy Scouts of America prepare to face an estimated 1,700 lawsuits over
The Best & Favorite Cartoons to watch
Everybody’s favorite since our childhood has always been cartoons. Such fantastic and amusing fictions are
“Les Sources” by Nicolas & Jean Jullien
See more images below or on display from February 20 until March 28. For some
Sheets of White Paper Layered into Dense Cityscapes and Forests by Ayumi Shibata
“Museum Mile Book.” All images © Ayumi Shibata, shared with permission Japan-based artist Ayumi Shibata