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Help! I Hate... My Publicist
Agony Aunt Charlotte Jansen advises on a publicist struggling to balance professionalism and partying
Amedeo Modigliani Scholar Disputes AI Art Authentication Firm’s Claim
The Swiss company announced that a painting had become the first AI-authenticated artwork to appear in an official catalogue raisonné
Seven Exhibitions to See in July, From Our Editors
A selection of shows to catch before the artworld winds down for summer, picked by The Art Journal’s editors and contributors
Zero 10 Returns to Basel with a Museum, Not a Marketplace
Six months after launching in Miami Beach with OpenSea, Art Basel’s digital section has swapped its commercial partner for a curatorial thesis
Staff of Umoja Art Gallery Denied Visas Before Africa Basel
The event occurred a week before the opening of the Africa Basel art fair on June 17
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New Curators Secures £3 Million Funding from the Bukhman Foundation
The organisation runs a free and paid year-long training programme for aspiring curators from structurally disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds
José Roca to Curate 37th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts
Roca previously worked as the curatorial advisor of the inaugural Bogotá International Biennial of Art and the City
Soyoung Yoon to Direct The Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program
Yoon’s appointment to the Independent Study Program occurs a year after its suspension following the dismissal of associate director Sara Nadal-Melsió
Florence Ostende Appointed by Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
The art historian and curator will join the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao as director of artistic programs and content
The Third Space Versus the Feed
Gabriella Angeleti reports on AI, Ansel Adams, Trevor Paglen and a new photography centre as images increasingly leave the real world
Big Sales at Basel, But Smaller Dealers’ Silence Speaks Louder
Headline-making transactions suggest momentum even when the wider dealer ecosystem is moving more cautiously
Art Basel Unlimited: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
The Art Journal reviews the art fair's monumental Unlimited section devoted to large scale art works
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