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Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery and the Archives of American Art Co-Present “Felix Gonzalez-Torres: Always to Return”
This is the largest presentation of the late artist's work in Washington, D.C., in 30 years. View through July 6, 2025.
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How Artists Are Shaping Tech Today for a Better Tomorrow
In an era marked by rapid advancements in technology, artists are increasingly becoming trailblazers at the intersection of creativity and innovation.
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Artists and AI: Shaping a Collaborative Future
Viewed by some as a crisis, a group of artists and art world leaders are partnering with artificial intelligence to strengthen the industry's present and plot a brighter future.
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A Historic Exhibition of Lithuanian Art at the Centre Pompidou Unveils Undiscovered Modernist Gems
MO Museum (a modern art museum in Vilnius) and the Centre Pompidou have organized a collaborative exhibition, "Lithuanian Contemporary Art from the 1960s to Today: A Major Donation."
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Channatip Chanvipava Seeks to Uncover a “Universal Truth” in New Exhibition “Wizards of Omaha”
The London-based Thai artist embraces the kaleidoscopic effect of memory in a new solo exhibition at Ronchini in London.
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Alliance of Fine Art Shippers and Arcis Brings Innovative Solution to Collection Management
Art logistics and art storage services have long been separate entities, creating difficulties for collectors looking for comprehensive care and management of their art
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Bridging Art and Technology: Enhancing Human Experience and Building Community
The Knight New Media Center has emerged as a beacon for artists and technologists alike, serving as a laboratory of innovation and artistic exploration.
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Rare Artworks by Otto Antoine, “The Painter of Berlin,” Come to Market
A trove of works by the overlooked painter, deemed “the largest single-artist private collection” of a German artist in the US, catches the attention of collectors and…
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How Technology Enables Arts Institutions to Reach New Audiences and Expand Access to the Arts
When COVID-19 forced institutions worldwide to close, arts organizations quickly developed digital programs to stay connected with their audiences.
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How Warehouse Terrada Turned Reclaimed Land at the Edge of Tokyo into Japan’s Leading “Art Quarter”
In conjunction with the second Tokyo Gendai Art Fair, the Tennozu Art Week 2024 will be held from June 27 to July 15. At the forefront of Tennozu's development is Warehouse Terrada, which is quickly…
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