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With products such as artnet Auctions, the artnet Price Database, artnet Galleries, and artnet Analytics Reports, artnet is the only company to offer a comprehensive combination of art market resources. Founded in 1989 and online since 1995, artnet was the first online source for art research and pricing. artnet provides reliable information and market transparency to art collectors, galleries, auction houses, museums, and investors.
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The architect sought to respond to the Left Bank's artistic history.
Architect Jean Nouvel's Tours Duo, billed by some as a modern-day leaning tower of Pisa, are now complete.
The show celebrates the 100th anniversary of the legendary German silent film.
The exhibition will feature a working installation supplied by the German Red Cross that will allow visitors to donate blood on site.
The mosaic may be just the first in a whole series of discoveries at the site.
A Palestinian farmer has discovered a Byzantine-era mosaic on his olive tree orchard in Gaza. The site is currently undergoing excavation.
Plus, the Lucas Museum's opening is pushed back to 2025 and Almine Rech plans a 10,000-square-foot Tribeca gallery.
The 1985 Ford Escort is a remarkably ordinary vehicle—though it has its custom features.
Silverstone Auctions has sold a one-of-a-kind 1985 Ford Escort RS Turbo S1 that belonged to Diana, Princess of Wales, for £722,500.
The Singapore complex, built 12 years ago for $70 million, sold for less than half that sum.
Yves Bouvier sold his Singapore freeport this past summer at a fire sale price of $28.4 million, less than half of what he put in.
Two white employees broke into the artist’s hotel room and demanded that he leave.
Two white employees broke into the artist's hotel room, accused him of being a squatter, and demanded that he leave.
We combed through the data to bring you the priciest lots of August 2022.
We combed Artnet's Price Database to find the top 15 most expensive fine artworks sold around the world at auction in August 2022.
"Idris Khan: The Pattern of Landscape" is on view at Sean Kelly Gallery's L.A. location through November 5.
"Idris Khan: The Pattern of Landscape" is on view at Sean Kelly, Los Angeles, through November 5. See images here.
See who's in and who's out among the fair's 283 exhibitors.
Art Basel Miami Beach (ABMB) has announced its 2022 exhibitor list, which includes 283 galleries in the main section, its largest ever.
The digital artist Greg Rutkowski has seen his style copied in thousands of images created using artificial intelligence.
The digital artist Greg Rutkowski has seen his style of painting copied by A.I. image generators, which use databases of millions of images.
Plus, a former U.S. ambassador sues an auctioneer for allegedly hiding his art, and a vintage gasoline sign sells for $1.4 million.
More museums are getting funding to research the sources of their collections.
Nazi-looted art and Aboriginal artifacts are among the items in Basel museums already tagged for repatriation.
One archaeologist has discovered that Viking women made a highly standardized cloth that was valued as a currency.
Viking women were just as integral to the expansion of their society than their male counterparts, thanks to a vital trade in their textiles.
From robots to diplomatic embarrassments, the sculptures have a colorful history.
The debate over their ownership is what they're best known for, but here are 5 things you may not have known about the Parthenon sculptures.
Ffrench has painted many a famous face (Cher, Kate Moss, Rihanna) with a Dadaist color palette and even prosthetics. Now, she's launched her own beauty brand.
Ffrench has painted many a famous face (Cher, Kate Moss, Rihanna) with her Dadaist color palette. Now, she's launched her own cosmetics line.
The fabled Maya dynasty's land spanned 100 acres of jungle and dates back at least 2,500 years.
After years of searching, researchers believe they have found the site of the much-fabled Sak Tz'i dynasty in Mexico.
The initiative is part of a pilot study in Brussels.
A new pilot scheme in Brussels encourages psychiatrists to prescribe trips to museums for patients suffering with poor mental health.
Lawson's elaborate fantasies raise wider questions about the stories that get told about life in a splintering economic order.
Deana Lawson's images of Black life have made her one of today's most celebrated photographers. Have they been misunderstood?
The artist's U.K. solo debut is on view at Pippy Houldsworth through October 1.
We caught up with Zoë Buckman at her home studio in Brooklyn about winning vintage threads at auction, and her distaste for “lazy” art.
Visiting Berlin soon? Stop by PERES PROJECTS to see “DAWN,” Tan Mu’s second solo exhibition with the gallery.
Tan Mu’s compositions cover an enormous breadth of topics—from the embryo, privacy stamp, and logic circuit, to the solar farm and earth itself—guiding our attention to major cultural markers of our time.
Learn more about the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/3RW26zN
The archives will be available on Google Arts and Culture.
A.I.R. Gallery is launching a new digital archive and exhibition to bring its history into the public record on its 50th birthday.
The price easily exceeded expectations.
The British-Nigerian rapper sold an original painting for £81,900 GBP ($94,656) at Sotheby’s "Contemporary Curated" sale.
The 17th edition of the exhibition opened to the public on Saturday, September 17.
The three canvases, selected with de Kooning’s granddaughters, each represent a different decade in the late artist’s storied career.
In the second of a four-part series on artists and social practice, Lowe shares his vision for community engaged art.
Lowe shared what led him to seek out creative solutions to real-world problems and why he is optimistic about the next generation.
The State Department and the Smithsonian helped connect Ukraine's Ministry of Culture to Uber.
Uber built a special app to give free rides to Ukrainian conservation specialists to combat cultural destruction during the Russian invasion
The exhibition runs through January 15, 2023 at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere, Finland.
"Thomas Houseago—WE with Nick Cave and Brad Pitt," runs through January 15, 2023 at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere, Finland.
The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is home to some 8,000 works of art.
We caught up with collector and museum founder Kiran Nadar, who is spreading the word about Indian contemporary art worldwide.
A new book looks at the artist's painstakingly accurate depictions of maps.
At least six paintings by the artist depict intricately rendered maps. A new book looks at what they mean.
Zahi Hawass says he will be ready to make the declaration this fall.
Zahi Hawass, a renowned Egyptologist, believes he has found the tomb of queen Nefertiti at long last, and will announce it this fall.
The curators suggest the show's theme, "Manifesto of Fragility," positions vulnerability as "a foundation for empowerment."
He won the prestigious honor alongside SANAA, Wim Wenders, and several others.
Ai Weiwei, the recipient of the Praemium Imperiale 2022, talks candidly on why he can't return to China and more.
A rare and pristine platinum print was hiding behind a faded Alfred Stieglitz print auctioned at a Connecticut estate sale last year.
Lowe's solo show is on view now at Gagosian.
This week, Artnet News correspondent Sade Ologundudu spoke with Rick Lowe as part of a series on social practice in the arts.
Myrtis Bedolla on the significance of the initiative and how it grows out of her gallery's previous work.
How Myrtis Bedolla of Galerie Myrtis got artists from its "Afro-Futurist Manifesto" show into the Christie's big “Post-War to Present” sale.
Plus, U.K. museums will shutter for the Queen's funeral on Monday, and Ethereum cuts its energy use by more than 99 percent.
Established Gallery will receive a free-of-charge booth for at the fair for three editions.
Established Gallery will receive a free-of-charge booth for the next three editions of the fair, beginning with next week's edition.
There's a lot more to South Korea's art scene than the market buzz in Seoul.
For this year's Busan Biennale, “We, on the Rising Wave.” the artistic director dives deep into the city's forgotten history.
During the Arab Spring in 2011, the wider art world championed the region's artists. But in the past decade, support has dried up, as have auction prices.
During the Arab Spring in 2011, the wider art world championed the region's artists, but support has dried up, as have auction prices.
If you’re in Berlin, make sure to stop by Berlin Art Week, which closes this Sunday, September 18th! Artnet News rounded up four can’t-miss exhibitions here: https://bit.ly/3DADOa7
Learn more about Berlin Art Week here: https://bit.ly/3dfRDjK
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Pictured: Mona Hatoum, Hot Spot III (2009); Nina Schönefeld, “L.E.O.P.A.R.T.” (2019); Endre Tót, “I’M LOOKING FOR NOBODY, aus der Fotoserie HOPES IN THE NOTHING” © Endre Tót; Isaac Chong Wai, Die Mütter, 2022, Performance, Klosterruine, Berlin.
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Manifesta Biennial the European Nomadic Biennial, meets Prishtina, Kosovo! With its radically local approach, Manifesta 14 opens in Prishtina tomorrow with 65% of its participants coming from Kosovo and the Western Balkans region. The biennial program, featuring 103 participants and large-scale urban and artistic interventions across 25 venues in the city of Prishtina, is the largest Kosovo has seen. Open for 100days, Manifesta 14 Prishtina will present interventions, workshops, performances and events in Europe’s youngest capital city. Head to manifesta14.org to check out their exciting, interdisciplinary program. __ Video: Nita Deda and Leart Rama #Manifesta14 #Manifesta14Prishtina #Manifesta
Have you ever wondered about the spaces in which artists create their work? We asked Richard Dupont (@richarddupontstudio) to take us along for a tour of his Yonkers, NY studio. Located in the old Alexander Smith Carpet Mill, Dupont’s sprawling space is filled with hundreds of artworks, plenty of tools, lovely natural light, and a truly enviable collection of art books. 📚 Works from Dupont’s recent “Islands” series (seen in this video) are available for immediate purchase on Artnet’s Buy Now platform—click the link in our bio to purchase one before the sale ends tomorrow, June 10! __ #RichardDupont #StudioTour #ArtnetBuyNow
Introducing the Artnet NFT 30 report! Artnet is diving headfirst into the world of NFTs with Artnet NFT, our new department devoted to supporting (and accelerating) the emergent category of crypto art. It’s in this spirit that we launch the Artnet NFT 30, a report powered by our NFT department and sponsored by APENFT Foundation. This report is a way to shed light on a history that may be less familiar to the mainstream art world through the people—famous, anonymous, visionary, and collective—who have built this new paradigm brick by digital brick. Download the report now: https://bit.ly/33sNNhO
In case you missed it…. Artnet is officially rolling out NFTs, and we're excited to be part of this groundbreaking moment. Click through to browse all things NFTs on Artnet, and stay tuned as we announce some exciting new initiatives this week: https://bit.ly/3DQRHxf
Go ahead, you deserve it. In honor of Cyber Monday, we’re giving our prospective readers a 20% discount on Artnet News Pro annual subscriptions. Better yet, this offer lasts all week long. There’s no better time to go Pro, signing up for the exclusive market analysis, in-depth features, exclusive scoops, and juicy gossip that has made Artnet News Pro—and its all-star roster of market journalists—the most trusted authority on the shifting art industry. Subscribe before the offer ends on December 6!
Coming soon... NFTs on Artnet Auctions! Debuting next month, this new initiative will aim to expand the visibility of NFTs to our vast network of collectors and push the boundaries of art and technology. Contact us at [email protected] to consign your works for this inaugural sale!
Artnet presents: A panel discussion with Helsinki Biennial in conversation with Facebook Open Arts. Artists always seek new art forms and media to express their artistic principles. The development of technology has continued hand-in-hand with progressive artistic concepts and has changed the way art is created and shared, enabling groundbreaking artists and their innovative expressions to gain expanded access to new audience groups beyond the conventional boundaries of the art world. Artists don’t use technological innovations only as assistants in their creative process; they are leveraging these powerful tools as an art and design medium. Has the application of technology influenced art positively or are we losing something essential? How is it shaping conversations? Can artists say things differently with new digital tools, and reach more/different people? Can artists lead the way in responsible innovation? How is technology changing the patronage of art? Moderated by: Kate Brown, Europe Editor of Artnet News Panelists: Patrik Söderlund, founding member of artist duo IC-98 Josephine Kelliher, Experiences Lead, Facebook Open Arts Stephanie Dinkins, transmedia artist currently in residence with Facebook Open Arts & AI Team Samir Bhowmik, Helsinki-based multi-disciplinary artist, who participated in the Helsinki Biennial The panel explores ideas around sustainability in art and technology, the moral and ethical challenges being faced by new media artists, and it questions the limitations of digital artwork's ability to address urgent contemporary issues.
Explore kinetic artworks from Humans since 1982 on #ArtnetGalleries! The present work, “A Million Times 120,” is at the same time a kinetic sculpture and a functioning wall clock. The work is a part of an ongoing project that explores how the passing of time can be transformed into both a tactile and a visually intriguing concept. Once each minute, the clock hands align to tell the time in a digital typography. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3AUHKib Shown here: Humans Since 1982, “A million Times 120” (2016)
Be sure to submit to the Ars Electronica and .art Domains open call, live now through September 1! As a part of this year's festival, and for their first digital edition ever, Ars Electronica has partnered with .art Domains to host an online showcase featuring art selected through an open call. More info: https://bit.ly/2Eftt6W
Now more than ever, we're here for you. As an online platform, Artnet is and always has been available anywhere, any time—so you can continue to gallery hop from wherever you are, search the Price Database, bid in our online auctions, and keep up with the latest breaking art world news. #ArtDoesNotStop, and neither do we.
Get the Artnet Intelligence Report for your A-to-Z guide to A.I. in the art market. Industries from transportation to entertainment have been transformed by artificial intelligence—click through the link in our bio to download your copy and read @the_graymarket explain how it could change the way art world does business, too. #ArtnetNews #ArtnetIntelligenceReport
Have you gotten your copy yet? Click here to get the Artnet Intelligence Report, an arts magazine like no other filled with expert insight and punchy graphics: http://bit.ly/2TpDAen
It’s baaaack! Get a first look at @thearmoryshow and take an #ArtnetGalleries tour through the fair before it opens to the public tomorrow. ☝️#ArmoryShow2020 #ArmoryWeek
Now live in our stories: in honor of Artnet Auctions’s current “Urban Art” sale, we take a tour of some of the best street art Manhattan has to offer with the founders of @lisaprojectnyc! ☝️ #ArtnetAuctions #streetart #urbanart #murals
The 80s are back on Artnet Auctions! Celebrate a decade of bold, brash, and beautiful art-making. Collect works by John Baldessari, Keith Haring, Willem de Kooning, Ed Ruscha, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and more in our current online auction, "1980s: Material World": https://bit.ly/2Guu2aL
Big news! A new online auction dedicated to the one and only KAWS just went live. Be the first to bid: http://bit.ly/2Np7WdR
This season, Christie's presents HI-LITE, a curated auction featuring work that breaks down the barriers between art, fashion, comics, graffiti, and design. From Japanese stars like Takashi Murakami and MADSAKI to rising newcomers Josh Sperling and Erik Parker, the innovative evening sale will bring together work by some of the most influential contemporary artists shaping the nature of art today. Other featured artists include Nicolas Party, Ronald Ventura, and Mr. If you're in Hong Kong, don't miss your chance: HI-LITE is happening November 23 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2WTmaar
Imagine, for a moment, that it’s 1989. There is a culture of secrecy in the art market, where paintings trade through handshake deals in smoky back rooms. Enter Artnet. http://bit.ly/2NvShZw
Now live in our stories: Our final edition of Back to School with the artnet Price Database, starring Tim Schneider! He brings our series of art market insights to a close with a look at regional taste within the global art market, and at one point talks about eating soup with an envelope? You won’t want to miss it. #artnetPriceDatabase #artmarket #BacktoSchool
Have you gotten your copy yet? Our fall Intelligence Report is full of stories about today’s most bankable artists, the transformation of the African art market, and predictions about the auction season ahead. Get yours through the link in our bio! #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
The Art World Is Over. Welcome to the Age of the Art Industry. In the cover story for the artnet Intelligence Report, art market editor @the_graymarket uses data to tell the story the market has transformed—radically—over the past three decades. Link in bio. #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
It’s here! The Fall 2019 edition of the artnet Intelligence Report is now available for download. Grab your copy by heading to artnet News or clicking the link in our profile for our breakdown of art market trends—and for a look back on artnet’s 30-year history, all packaged in a bold new design. #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
It’s here! The Fall 2019 edition of the artnet Intelligence Report is now available for download. Grab your copy by heading to artnet News or clicking the link in our profile for our breakdown of art market trends—and for a look back on artnet’s 30-year history, all packaged in a bold new design. #artnetNews #artnetIntelligenceReport
Now live in our stories: Back to School with the artnet Price Database, starring @the_graymarket. Each week, he’ll be sharing interesting, surprising, and just plain bizarre facts about the art market, and what it tells us about the art world at large. (And what makes better cocktail party conversation than that, on a Friday night no less?) #artnetPriceDatabase #BacktoSchoolwiththePDB
We recently checked out Nick Cave's augmented reality work "Amass," created for @apple's [AR]T program and currently on view at the Williamsburg Apple Store. Through their phones, viewers are able to witness various AR vignettes, each a few minutes long—see the climax of Cave's project above. Shown here: "Amass" by #NickCave for Apple's [AR]T program. Video by @benstoppable for #artnetNews. #AugmentedReality #AR #virtualreality
It’s Friday! We’re capping off the week with another edition of Summer Fridays with a specialist, where we learn all about what our artnet Auctions does and what artworks they’re most excited about. Check out or stories to visit with Lauren Berkaw (who brought the very best bell prop to ring in the weekend!) #artnetAuctions #SummerFridaysWithaSpecialist
Now live in our stories: Summer Fridays With a Specialist, starring Lauren Whitton of our Prints Department! Each week we get to know one of our talented Auctions specialists and get a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to do their job, and what artwork they’re currently excited about. Be sure to check out Lauren’s story, and don’t miss “Pop Art,” live for bidding now on artnet Auctions! #SummerFridaysWithaSpecialist #artnetAuctions
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40 prints! All under $10,000! Explore our online auction "40 Under 10" to collect competitively priced prints by sought-after contemporary artists: http://bit.ly/2GezNts
Even if you can't make it to Venice, what if you could take a virtual tour of one of its best art exhibitions? artnet News created a 360-degree tour of the historic Ca'd'Oro palace so that viewers around the world can partake in the experience: http://bit.ly/2MiVqhF
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