Art investments gain ground in Hong Kong amid market volatility, global uncertainty
HONG KONG: As Hong Kong’s stock market shows signs of recovery, a new kind of investment is catching the attention of young and
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Baku’s Digital Art Lights Up 750 Billboards Across Belgium in a Striking New Era for Visual Arts
750 Billboards Across Belgium – Artcrush This summer, the work of Quebec-based visual artist Baku (bybaku.com) is making a powerful appearance across Belgium.
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San Francisco’s de Young Museum opens revamped Native American art galleries – The Art Newspaper
San Francisco’s de Young Museum will unveil its newly reinstalled galleries of Native American art on Sunday (24 August). The years-long overhaul project
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Home and art gallery plan for former Bridport nursery
A new planning application to Dorset Council proposes changing the listed building at 62 West Street, formerly Sunny Days Nursery, into a a
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‘Bold and ambitious’ digital museums catalogue secures multi-year support
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) has granted three years of funding, worth £800,000, to a project developing a digital, centralised catalogue
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Lone Star College-Montgomery receives $1.5 million art endowment
The Lone Star College-Montgomery Fine Arts program has received a $1.5 million Nathaniel Emerson Endowment along with six donated art pieces, the college
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Dreams and scribbles come alive in ‘The Untolds’ art exhibition in Kozhikode
News Desk 19 August 2025, 09:21 PM IST The pieces are presented in two series titled ‘The Untolds’ and ‘The Unseens’ Amal Ned
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Art Deco: The striking design style that embraced it all
However much I love history, I rarely want to live in the past. An exception is the period in which Art Deco gladdened
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Mystery as Banksy collectors Ant and Dec sue top modern art dealer
BANKSY collectors Ant and Dec are suing a top modern art dealer at the High Court, The Sun can reveal. The telly favourites,
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Dulwich Picture Gallery leader: the pandemic proved why a sculpture garden mattered
A £5 million project to transform three acres of green space at Dulwich Picture Gallery (DPG) represents a “must-have” act of community engagement,