Susan Kare Launches New Collection at Frieze London
The 1980s saw Susan Kare transform the digital landscape through her groundbreaking work on the Apple Macintosh, where she designed many of the
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The Dual Canvas: Emil Silberman’s Journey Through Art and Medicine
In an exclusive interview, we delve into the life of Emil Silberman, a remarkable individual and expert who has seamlessly blended the worlds
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The big change that will make ART’s next return matter to more
Home / Analysis / The big change that will make ART’s next return matter to more Super funds love to crow about their
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Art Increasingly Seen As Alternative Investment Route
With art being increasingly viewed as a viable form of alternative investment, exhibitiions are being held this month in New York and
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Transformed Portland Art Museum campus to open late 2025 with refreshed galleries
Expanded and renovated Museum to feature complete reinstallation of permanent collection, Including nearly 300 new acquisitions by artists such as Simone Leigh, Ugo
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Mayor backs West Midlands ambition to be National Centre for Musical Theatre in UK
A landmark report has been commissioned into establishing the UK’s first National Centre for Musical Theatre in the West Midlands. The West Midlands
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Portland Art Museum expansion will restructure its galleries, unveil nearly 300 unseen pieces
When the Portland Art Museum wraps up its $111 million campus expansion project next year, it won’t just be unveiling 95,000 square feet
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The DNA of Success in Art, New Business Models, Community Capital and Alternative Investment Before WEF 2025
September 11, 2024 6:04 AM EDT | Source: PRNews OU Seoul, South Korea–(Newsfile Corp. – September 11, 2024) – The Family Offices
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How the rich ruined the art market
When Michael Findlay arrived in New York in 1968, as an aspiring art dealer aged 23, there was no such thing as an
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Apple Designer Susan Kare Brings NFT ‘Esc Keys’ to Asprey Studio
In the 1980s, artist Susan Kare put a human face on the Apple Macintosh, designing the icons and typefaces that revolutionized how we