Christie’s closes pioneering digital art department – The Art Newspaper
Christie’s is closing its pioneering digital art department as it rethinks its overall sales strategy. Founded in 2022, the department was launched alongside
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London’s National Gallery Has Announced The Biggest Transformation In Its History
It’s been a huge couple of years for the National Gallery. The Trafalgar Square institution marked its 200th birthday in 2024 with a
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iMapp 2025: Bucharest’s video mapping festival celebrates 10 years with digital art, supercars and music
iMapp Bucharest, one of the world’s largest video mapping festivals, will celebrate its 10th anniversary later this month with a weekend of digital
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New Banksy Painting Appears: What Is It About And What His Art Usually Stand For
A new Banksy artwork has appeared in London, sparking debate and controversy before it was quickly covered up by officials. The latest mural
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Survey Results Show People Prefer More Human Involvement in AI-driven Art
Think of your favorite piece of art—a painting, a song, a novel, a movie or even a video game—and try to remember why
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Actor Sharon Stone is up for the Women in Art Prize – The Art Newspaper
Basic Instinct star Sharon Stone keeps making waves—not for her acting as such, but for her art. The movie icon is among the
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Editor who quit to run art shop dies aged 81
A former editor who quit newspapers to run an art shop in a Cornish beauty spot has died aged 81. Derek Garrett was
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Christie’s Scales Back on NFTs as Art Market Faces Decline
UK auction giant Christie’s is reportedly closing its department that handles non-fungible token sales, putting it under a broader department amid a global
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Christie’s winds down digital art department as its NFT marketplace faces doubt
Key Takeaways Christie’s shut down its digital art department, moving sales into broader categories. The closure marks a significant strategic change for Christie’s
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Ten great pictures from the start of Herefordshire Art Week
Flock gallery owner Hattie Budd (centre) with former H Art co-ordinator Amanda Fitzwilliams (left) and founding co-ordinator Kate Bull in front of a