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Magritte’s Masterpiece Set to Break Records at Christie’s Auction

Magritte’s Masterpiece Set to Break Records at Christie’s Auction

Art news • Sep 19, 2024 • 2 minutes read
A rare painting from René Magritte’s L'empire des lumières series is set to go under the hammer at Christie’s New York this autumn, with an estimated sale price exceeding $95 million. This sale could break the artist’s auction record, marking a major triumph for the auction house amid a challenging market...
The Great Elephant Migration: Life-Sized Sculptures Invade New York’s Streets

The Great Elephant Migration: Life-Sized Sculptures Invade New York’s Streets

Art News • Sep 12, 2024 • 2 minutes read
A herd of 100 life-sized elephant sculptures, handcrafted by Indigenous artisans from South India, has arrived in New York's Meatpacking District as part of "The Great Elephant Migration," a public art installation that raises funds for wildlife conservation and promotes peaceful coexistence between humans and nature.
Ali Banisadr: A Journey Through Chaos and Harmony in Art

Ali Banisadr: A Journey Through Chaos and Harmony in Art

Artist portraits • Sep 10, 2024 • 5 minutes read
Ali Banisadr is an Iranian-American artist known for his dynamic blend of abstraction and figuration, creating paintings that reflect both chaos and order. His work is deeply influenced by his sensory experiences, particularly synesthesia, which allows him to “hear” colors and “see” sounds...
Urban Wildlife in Art: Argote's Colossal Pigeon Sculpture Lands in NYC

Urban Wildlife in Art: Argote's Colossal Pigeon Sculpture Lands in NYC

Art News • 2 minutes read
This autumn, New York City will welcome a 16-foot-tall hyperrealist aluminium sculpture of a pigeon titled Dinosaur by Iván Argote on the High Line Plinth, paying homage to the city's thriving pigeon population and drawing parallels to the bird's prehistoric ancestors while adding a thought-provoking piece to the urban landscape.
Former financial chief fights Museum of Arts and Design over tax misconduct allegations

Former financial chief fights Museum of Arts and Design over tax misconduct allegations

Art News • 2 minutes read
Denise Lewis, the former CFO of New York's Museum of Arts and Design, has filed a lawsuit claiming she was dismissed for exposing alleged financial misdeeds by the director, Tim Rodgers, including personal use of museum funds. 
Guggenheim Museum Has Not Approved Beyoncé's Promotional Projection

Guggenheim Museum Has Not Approved Beyoncé's Promotional Projection

Art News • 2 minutes read
The Guggenheim Museum stated it did not authorize Beyoncé's promotional use of its facade for her new album "Act 2: Cowboy Carter," contradicting images circulating online. Despite the confusion, Beyoncé’s latest work continues to generate buzz, as she explores blending different musical genres against the backdrop of past industry challenges.
Relocation of Beloved Banksy Mural Stirs Emotion and Debate in Bronx Community

Relocation of Beloved Banksy Mural Stirs Emotion and Debate in Bronx Community

Art News • 2 minutes read
The Banksy mural "Ghetto 4 Life" was moved from the Bronx to Bridgeport, Connecticut, sparking local discontent and discussions about street art preservation. The artwork's removal from its original location has ignited debates on community identity and the commercialization of public spaces.
New York Gallery Confronts Controversy Over Gaza Letter, Faces Apology Graffiti

New York Gallery Confronts Controversy Over Gaza Letter, Faces Apology Graffiti

Art News • 2 minutes read
A New York gallery, Lévy Gorvy Dayan, reported vandalism after graffiti apologizing for its founders' stance on a controversial Artforum letter about Gaza was found on its windows. The gallery distanced itself from this unauthorized message, emphasizing its commitment to the safety of its staff, artists, and patrons.
A Phillips New York evening sale, marked by restraint, generated $156 million, with a Richter painting selling for $34.8 million leading the way

A Phillips New York evening sale, marked by restraint, generated $156 million, with a Richter painting selling for $34.8 million leading the way

Phillips • 5 minutes read
A two-part Phillips auction of 20th-century and contemporary art in New York on Tuesday began with optimism and excitement, prompting staff to bring out additional chairs. However, the atmosphere took a turn midway through the sale as many lots failed to impress...
Nan Goldin Boycotts New York Times Project Over Gaza Coverage

Nan Goldin Boycotts New York Times Project Over Gaza Coverage

Art News • 2 minutes read
Nan Goldin has canceled her project with the New York Times Magazine, citing concerns of pro-Israel bias in the newspaper's reporting on Gaza. She accuses the newspaper of complicity with Israel and emphasizes the need for supporting the people of Gaza.

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