True resilience in fine art logistics depends on infrastructure, planning and people working in concert. Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Hurricane season is an annual reminder to South Florida that nature sets its own terms. For most people, preparedness means stocking up on batteries and bottled water. In fine art logistics, it means
AEW stars Lee Moriarty and Thekla will have their art displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg in 2027. Wrestling publication Orange Crush announced today that it will present an exhibition titled “House Show: Power, Spectacle, and Pro Wrestling” with Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg in fall 2027. Moriarty, Thekla, and indie
The BMW Art Car Collection at the BMW Museum and headquarters in Munich Photo courtesy of BMW AG It all started with one man: Hervé Poulain. A French motor racing driver, auctioneer and art enthusiast, he visualized a project whereby a race car, a symbol of modern engineering, would be used as a canvas for
Auseklis Ozols, a Latvian-born artist who taught hundreds of artists in an academy he founded in Uptown New Orleans, died at his New Orleans home on Wednesday, two days after his 84th birthday. He died of complications of heart failure, his daughter Saskia Ozols said. Ozols founded the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts in
Most American museums are not providing adequate online information about the ownership history of artworks in their collections, handicapping efforts by potential claimants to track family treasures looted in the Nazi era, the World Jewish Restitution Organization says in a new report. Until last year, the American Alliance of Museums operated a portal on which
UNM’s College of Fine Arts wants to make it easier for new students with ARTSSPLASH. It’s an annual celebration to highlight the various fine arts programs at UNM. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Going through college can be a little daunting, from choosing the right college to living on your own for the first time. Then, you
SHARON – White tents dotted the town Green this past weekend, signifying the return of the Voice of Arts’ Fine Art Festival. Thirty artists from all mediums in fine and functional art displayed their works as visitors strolled along, stopping to admire what they saw, talk to the exhibitors and make some purchases. Giving people
It may seem paradoxical, but at an exhibition that talks about consent, the most recurring word in the works on display is ‘no’: that refusal which should be enough to quell inappropriate desires and unrequited attention, a simple word that, too often, is not enough. It also appears twice in the title
Debbie Golf captures the beauty of fall with brush and knife strokes in this mountain scene. Gold is one of the many artists who will be displaying works at Artisan Rhapsody this weekend in Vail. Artisan Rhapsody/Courtesy photo The grandeur of the Rocky Mountains during autumn is a sight to behold. The bright aspen leaves
It’s been five years since BUTTER, the fine art fair that celebrates and spotlights Black artists, launched the hidden art gem of a city, Indianapolis. The organizers behind the Midwest’s largest Black fine art fair now plan to expand the event to the West Coast. GANGGANG, founded by Mali Bacon and her husband Alan Bacon, is