Inside the newly opened Modern art galleries at the Museum of Fine Arts, used as office space and shuttered from the public for more than 15 years. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Across the hall, the warrens of cubicles are gone, replaced with an expanse of gallery, airy and daylight-filled, that’s now the new home
NEW YORK The Rock-It Company announced today that DIETL has acquired multiple fine art logistics specialists, strengthening its infrastructure and expanding access to specialized services across key U.S. art markets. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260105175923/en/ The Rock-It Company Expands Fine Art Logistics Capabilities of DIETL Through Acquisition of Several
Summary Crozier Fine Arts expanded its Hong Kong presence with the 47,000-square-foot ATL Logistics Centre A facility in Kwai Chung, bringing its total regional footprint to 95,000 square feet Designed by Betty Ng (Collective), the facility features Hong Kong’s first adjustable Barrisol lighting system in its viewing rooms, providing museum-grade color temperatures and a 1-ton
Leading regional antiques auctioneers Halls Fine Art have announced a busy programme of auctions and free valuation events for 2026. The fine art team will be on a mission to discover treasures on their travels across Shropshire and Mid Wales as well as to evaluate and advise owners about their precious items. Silver and
Joe Woodard in musician mode | Photo: Courtesy The plaintive tinklings of an impaired music box bookend a baker’s dozen contemplative pieces for solo guitar by Joe Woodard in The Fine Art of Forgetting. [Editor’s note: That’s the same Josef Woodard, senior arts writer, whose potent prose graces our pages almost daily.] This is Woodard’s
Two outdoor art festivals take place over the Jan. 3 weekend. WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall / WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall Guests can explore an array of mediums, including colorful freestanding sculptures. The Naples Art Institute welcomes 250 career artists to Cambier Park for the Naples New Year’s Art Fair. Guests can explore an
Two of the world’s largest auction houses have signalled a return to growth in the global art market, offering early evidence that a prolonged downturn in demand may be easing. Sotheby’s, headquartered in New York, said it expects sales to rise by 17 per cent in 2025 to around $7 billion. Auction sales alone are
Sakshi Kabra is a passionate researcher, environmentalist and educationist. She has worked in education, women empowerment, environmental conservation domain and she has spearheaded many initiatives, projects and campaigns in collaboration with national and international organisations, as the student convenor of the Eco Club, during her graduation at Gargi College, University of Delhi. Sakshi holds a
Many of the modern conveniences and luxuries we enjoy are the product of unseen labor. A well-manicured lawn. An Amazon package delivered directly to our doorstep. An expertly prepared martini. The Irvine Fine Arts Center’s latest interdisciplinary exhibition, “Swing Shift,” on display now through Jan.17, contemplates the nature and underpinnings of labor through the eyes
The year began with the art world—like much of the rest of the world—holding its breath, waiting to see what America’s newly re-elected president, Donald J. Trump, had on his Washington to-do list. Meanwhile, on America’s other coast, a series of wildfires in and around Los Angeles burned up around 60,000 acres, killing hundreds of