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Instagram user Topher Stoll has some theories as to where Squirtle and Blastoise came from. Blastoise's characteristic water cannons are the result of an evolutionary process. Shellfish Pokémon are still a common sight in human cities, and serve police and coast guards.

Over 100 rare Picasso prints at the British Museum

Nov 7, 2024

The British Museum exhibition reveals Pablo Picasso's evolution in printmaking, with nearly 100 works, from his early Blue Period to his later creations. The Vollard Suite and Suite 347 illustrate his complex themes, mixing mythology, introspection and personal torment.

Sara Raza appointed director of Tashkent Contemporary Art Center

Jan 20, 2025

Sara Raza, renowned curator and writer, has been appointed Artistic Director of the Tashkent Center for Contemporary Art, where she will begin in September 2025. With 20 years of international experience, she plans to develop innovative programs to promote artistic exchange and support local talent in Uzbekistan.

Giuseppe Penone in London: when nature sculpts art

Apr 8, 2025

The Best Art Schools in the World: An Overview

The exhibition "Thoughts in the Roots" retraces the work of Giuseppe Penone by blending art, nature, and living matter, in a profound dialogue between sculptures and the environment. Through a stroll between galleries and landscapes, the visitor discovers an organic work, where nature becomes a co-author of artistic creation.

Édouard Manet (1832-1883) was a French painter and a key figure in the transition from Realism to Impressionism. He is known for his innovative approach, which challenged artistic conventions and depicted scenes from contemporary life with a unique style that left a lasting impact on the art world.

Sell Art

Feb 26, 2025

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Global art education is evolving towards increased integration of new technologies and a stronger connection with industry, while valuing local cultural heritage. When choosing an art school, it is essential to consider one's personal and professional aspirations, as well as the specificities of each institution according to one's artistic project.

Art History

The Card Players (1890-95) by Paul Cézanne

May 19, 2023

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Paul Cézanne, born in Aix-en-Provence in 1839 and died in 1906, was part of the post-Impressionist movement and laid the groundwork for many avant-garde movements of the 20th century, especially in terms of formal simplification...

This Art Exhibition Can Only Be Viewed on a Game Boy!

Jan 19, 2022

Artists who use the decades-old Game Boy Camera—which, yep, runs on the original Game Boy—are shown in the virtual gallery area.

Rome's famed Colosseum is worth $79 billion!

Jul 28, 2022

The Colosseum, an iconic monument to ancient Rome's ingenuity and grandeur, now has a price tag.

Teiger Foundation Gives $1 Million to MoMA PS1

Dec 11, 2024

The Teiger Foundation honors the legacy of David Teiger with a $1 million gift to MoMA PS1, supporting bold and innovative contemporary art exhibitions, including those planned for Julien Ceccaldi, Whitney Claflin, and Sandra Poulson in 2025.

Emanuela Tarizzo appointed Director of Frieze Masters

Mar 26, 2025

Emanuela Tarizzo has been appointed director of Frieze Masters, the London art fair dedicated to works created before the 21st century. Drawing on her experience at Christie's and Galerie Tomasso, she will bring an innovative vision blending tradition and modernity to the 2025 edition.

Lito, I have always been attracted to artistic expression

May 13, 2023

"For as long as I can remember I have always been attracted to artistic expression. I remember contemplating the classical sculptures in art books, or the engravings in Rolf Muller's Old and Picturesque Europe with awe and fascination"...

From Blueprints to Bytes: How Aruna A. Das Is Revolutionizing Urban Design with VR

Feb 12, 2022

Aruna A. Das, an urban designer at HOK, is revolutionizing urban design through the use of virtual reality (VR) to create immersive, 3D spaces. With a global education and expertise in sustainability, Das integrates concepts from the Japanese Metabolism movement into her innovative projects, aiming to reshape modern cities.

2025 Highlights: 20 Upcoming Museum Launches, Art Shows, and Biennials to Anticipate

Jan 2, 2025

The best art schools in South America

Years without Venice Biennales are often quieter, but 2025 promises to break the mold. This year is shaping up to be a standout for the art world, with highly anticipated museum reopenings and cutting-edge biennials taking place across nearly every continent. As 2025 begins, it’s time to map out your cultural calendar.

Sell Art

Feb 21, 2025

Michael Xufu Huang: collecting and museums

Discover the best art schools in South America, from Argentina to Colombia. These prestigious institutions train the artists and designers of tomorrow through excellent programs.

Lifestyle

Feb 9, 2024

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Michael Xufu Huang, born in 1994, is a prominent figure in China's art scene, known both as an art collector and a socialite...

Art SG Establishes Singapore as Asia’s Premier Art Hub

Jan 16, 2025

Singapore is establishing itself as Asia’s premier art hub through initiatives such as Art SG 2025, which brings together over 100 international galleries and attracts artists and collectors from around the world. By seamlessly blending local and international art, the city is redefining the art scene in Southeast Asia and strengthening its global influence.

French President Unveils Louvre Museum Renovation and Expansion Plans

Jan 29, 2025

Emmanuel Macron announces an ambitious renovation and expansion project for the Louvre to improve the visitor experience, modernize infrastructure and promote sustainability. The project includes a new entrance, an ecological underground complex, the enhancement of the Mona Lisa and the integration of innovative technologies, all while stimulating the local economy.

Georges Braque: Between Cubism and Innovation

Jul 4, 2024

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Georges Braque is universally acknowledged as one of the founding fathers of Cubism, a movement that revolutionized painting and sculpture in the 20th century...

Bastien Bonhomme, attention to detail

Feb 4, 2023

"I do not necessarily seek to differentiate myself from other artists, I seek to be myself and to do what I love. What characterizes my work is above all the attention to detail, to seek perfection in my opinion according to all the angles of the sculpture, the finesse of the lines, the textures, the little detail that changes everything"...

Konrad Ziolkowski, each artist is unique

Feb 11, 2023

A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat

"Each artist is unique and has features, both in themselves and in their work, that distinguish them. It's hard for me to say what is unique about my art, I would like it more for the recipient to evaluate it."...

Art History

May 12, 2023

Top Artist to Invest in Right Now: Horst Antes

"A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" is a famous painting created by the French artist Georges Seurat. Completed in 1884, it is considered one of the most iconic examples of the technique known as pointillism.

Invest in Art

Jun 11, 2023

Giuseppe Panza di Biumo: Count and collector

Horst Antes, born on October 28, 1936, in Heppenheim, Germany, is a renowned German artist and sculptor...

Lifestyle

Sep 22, 2023

Giuseppe Panza di Biumo was a prominent modern art collector in Italy during the second half of the 20th century...

Matthew Barney: A Leading Figure in Performance, Avant-Garde Film, and Contemporary Art

Feb 3, 2025

Matthew Barney is an American artist known for his ambitious multimedia works that blend film, sculpture, drawing, and performance. His most renowned project, the "Cremaster Cycle", explores themes of creation, sexuality, and mythology through a visually striking and conceptual approach.

Mind-Blowing Court Verdict Unleashes Artistic Mayhem!

Aug 11, 2023

Court decision empowers Barnes Foundation to lend its revered collection, defying historical restrictions, enabling artworks to be displayed beyond Pennsylvania. Long-held vision of founder realized as iconic pieces find new audiences through selective loans to external exhibitions.

Navigating the Digital Frontier: Artmajeur's Blueprint for Gallery Owners

Feb 18, 2024

La numérisation des galeries d’art constitue un changement majeur du secteur de l’art, accéléré par le COVID19, mettant l’accent sur la présence en ligne comme essentielle. Avec près de 1M de collectionneurs et +1 000 galeries dans le monde, Artmajeur mène cette révolution numérique, offrant aux galeries des outils pour prospérer en ligne. L'approche hybride promouvant les espaces physiques et numériques, fait de la digitalisation une stratégie à long terme pour démocratiser le marché de l’art.

New York Supreme Court Compels Sotheby's to Disclose Details in Art Restitution Case

Mar 25, 2024

The New York Supreme Court has ordered Sotheby’s to disclose the identities of both the seller and buyer of a disputed Tiepolo painting, rooted in claims from descendants of a Holocaust survivor. This landmark decision challenges the confidentiality norms of auction houses and may set a precedent for transparency in art restitution cases.

The expansion of the São Paulo Museum of Art: A new cultural beacon

Nov 28, 2024

The new Pietro building will increase MASP’s surface area by 66%, to 17,680 m², with five exhibition galleries and two multi-purpose spaces. Incorporating sustainable solutions, the project aims for LEED certification and plans to welcome up to 2 million visitors per year.

Diriyah Art Futures: The New Epicenter of Digital Art in the Middle East

Dec 16, 2024

Diriyah Art Futures (DAF) is a pioneering digital art institute in Saudi Arabia, located in Diriyah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its state-of-the-art facilities and role as the region’s leading new media hub, DAF supports local artists while attracting international talent, redefining artistic practices globally.

The Scream is a famous painting by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch. The painting is universally recognized as an iconic illustration of existential fear and human anxiety. The distressed figure in the artwork has been read as a metaphor for the modern person's sense of loneliness and despair in the face of a heartless and uncaring universe.

Neil Jenney's "Bad Painting": Where Idealism Meets Realism

Oct 31, 2024

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Neil Jenney is an American painter known for his unique "Bad Painting" style, a term coined to describe his anti-illusionistic, rough-edged figurative works that challenge traditional realism. His art, often blending humor with social commentary, became notable in the 1960s and 1970s for its direct and narrative-driven approach to conceptual realism.

Carol Bove: A Journey Through Sculpture, Materiality, and Public Spaces

Jan 24, 2025

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Carol Bove is an American artist known for her large-scale sculptures and installations that explore materiality and space. Her work often combines diverse materials, such as steel, concrete, and organic elements, challenging traditional notions of display and reinterpreting historical artistic strategies.

Lifestyle

Artmajeur Magazine available on the Cafeyn digital newsstand

Jun 3, 2024

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Cafeyn, an innovative digital press kiosk, has enriched its offering by integrating Artmajeur magazine, a crucial resource for contemporary art enthusiasts, allowing online and offline access to the latest trends and works of art. This collaboration provides a flexible and in-depth reading experience, allowing users to discover current and archived articles, and follow developments in the art world.

Minneapolis Institute of Art Drops Wiley Exhibition Amidst Assault Claims

Jun 14, 2024

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The Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Joslyn Art Museum have canceled or postponed their planned exhibitions of Kehinde Wiley's work due to allegations of sexual assault against the artist. Wiley, who denies the allegations, is facing a potential class-action lawsuit, and these developments have raised significant questions about the intersection of art, celebrity, and accountability.

A masterpiece by Caravaggio today regains its historical setting

Nov 25, 2024