A crypto investor just bought the duct-taped banana art for 6 times its estimate
[ad_1] The viral duct-taped banana art piece was sold at an auction on Wednesday in New York for $6.2 million.kena betancur / AFP
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Art on the Common returning to Harpenden in June 2025
[ad_1] Scheduled for Saturday, June 7 and Sunday, June 8, Art on the Common will showcase more than 60 artists from the area over
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The European city that feels like an outdoor art gallery with ‘rollercoaster’ trams and riverfront rooftop bars
[ad_1] THE mark of a good trip for me is the answer to the question: Would you go back? And after spending a
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Urgent need for capital investment in UK arts centres, report says
[ad_1] A new report has highlighted the “growing and urgent need” for capital investment in the UK’s arts centres, due to ageing infrastructure,
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Five arrested in raid on Mandalay art gallery holding fundraiser for quake victims
[ad_1] Military personnel raided an art gallery and arrested five people in Mandalay last week after a planned exhibition to raise funds for
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Meet the new generation of Young British Artists
[ad_1] A preserved shark, two fried eggs and an unmade bed changed the course of art. A little more than 30 years ago,
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Lease agreement secures Camden Art Centre’s future for 99 years
[ad_1] Artists and galleries have contributed to a £1.9m fundraising campaign enabling Camden Art Centre to buy the lease on its building for
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Soaring high in his journey through art
[ad_1] Imagine starting doodling at the age of seven, then, later on, gradually honing your skills throughout high school, only to see yourself
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Two Shows at Mango Tango Art Gallery
[ad_1] Mango Tango Art Gallery is pleased to unveil two stellar shows Saturday May 31 from 5:30 to 8:30. A trio of talented
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How the Gallery Climate Coalition Tackles Art’s Environmental Impact
[ad_1] Gallery Climate Coalition’s leadership team. Photo by Elizabeth Norwood When the pandemic forced the always-on art industry to take a breath, its