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Unesco Reviewing Controversial ‘Black Cube’ Project in Florence
The Neo-Classical building, whose nearly 30m high, dark-coloured modern addition was designed by Vittorio Grassi architects
Help! I Hate... My Curator
A curator visited an artist's studio, expressed interest in their work, then vanished into the ether. How should the artist respond? Charlotte Jansen advises.
Singapore Gallery Month 2026 Announces Full Programme
The annual festival will take place from 15 August to 13 September 2026 and includes more than 100 exhibitions and events
European Commission Seeks €2m Venice Biennale Funding Cut
Brussels has escalated its standoff with the Venice Biennale over Russia's return, recommending the withdrawal of €2 million in EU funding
Art Imitates Crypto
Artists Elliott Arkin and Marc Lafia say their Mundicoin project can continue after a trademark dispute with Amundi.
The Five Trippiest Shows to See in New York Right Now
From Kim Gordon to dinosaurs and AI in MoMA’s sculpture garden, the trippiest exhibitions on view from across the five boroughs
Court Sentences British Man Over Forgeries Submitted to Sotheby's
Andrew Crowley admitted fraud after presenting fabricated documentation to support the sale of four purported antiquities through the London auction house
Bayeux Tapestry Crosses Channel for First Time Since the 11th Century
The French state-owned embroidery has arrived at the British Museum in London ahead of a year-long exhibition that has already generated record advance ticket sales.
Hauser & Wirth Cleared in UK Russia Sanctions Case
Southwark Crown Court dismissed charges against the gallery's UK subsidiary and art shipper Artay Rauchwerger Solomons after finding insufficient evidence that a collector was connected to Russia under the relevant sanctions rules
How Ghana’s Artists Built Their Own Ecosystem
From studios and galleries to residencies, artists have built the infrastructure sustaining Ghana’s flourishing contemporary art scene, stepping in where public support has failed
Raúl Rueda: “Painting is About Finding the Escape Route”
The self-taught Mexican painter Raúl Rueda has become an overnight sensation with enigmatic works inhabited by monkeys, mirrors and labyrinths
Did You Know There is a Sol LeWitt in the ICE Building?
From a 1970s federal vision of civic art to Trump's America, a monumental Sol LeWitt in Manhattan's de facto immigration headquarters reveals how political change can rewrite an artwork's meaning
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