Fractional Art Is Creating a New Investor Class
When asked to describe the average art investor, most people will skew towards old, wealthy, and conservative. And for the most part, they’d
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Where’s all the street art? My Cambridge culture shock
The experience and process of street art can even become cathartic for a population frequently misrepresentedAbril Duarte-Gonzalez for Varsity Colombia’s sprawling mega-capital, Bogotá
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Knockin’ on Halcyon’s door: Bob Dylan’s latest artworks on show in London gallery
The fabled musician and poet Bob Dylan just cannot put his paint brush down. The folk singer’s art escapades have been well documented,
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A Saudi artist’s geometric abstraction meets digital art in Basel
Pioneering Saudi artist Lulwah Al Homoud, known for minimalist, abstract works often incorporating technology and reflecting traditional Islamic art, will unveil new work
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Small Canadian galleries exhibiting at Art Basel … in this economy?
Every June, the international art community gathers in the small Swiss city of Basel, on the Rhine river, near the borders of France
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Climate protester splashes pink paint on Picasso work at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
On Thursday morning (19 June) a supporter of the environmental activism group Last Generation’s Canadian chapter splattered pink paint on Pablo Picasso’s 1901
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Three art installations in unusual places around the world
(Credits: Far Out / Prada / 準建築人手札網站 Forgemind ArchiMedia / Andrew Meredith / Arch Daily Fri 20 June 2025 12:30, UK The idea
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Art exhibition tracks 200 years of railway
A Bishop Auckland gallery is celebrating 200 years of railway history through art. The Mining Art Gallery, part of regeneration charity The Auckland
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Ingram Publisher Services UK to distribute De Gruyter Brill’s Arts and Architecture lists
© Shutterstock IPS UK has signed a partnership with De Gruyter Brill to provide distribution, sales and marketing representation for the print titles
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London’s pre-contemporary art market gets boost from two new summer events
Two new events for pre-contemporary art debut in London next week, both aimed at promoting keeping the market for historical art energised in