Artists are increasingly choosing alternative channels and middlemen through which to show and sell their work – from artist-led galleries to agents and apps. High-profile examples...
Titles can be deceptive, but the title and subtitle of Orlando Whitfield’s debut, All That Glitters: A Story of Friendship, Fraud, and Fine Art, let you know...
Samsung Art Store is a subscription service that enables owners of The Frame to continuously transform any space with over 2,500 pieces of digital art, including...
Last year, artificial intelligence and its associated tools—Chat GPT-4, image-generators like Midjourney and DALL-E, and more—swept through the art world, leaving new creations in their wake,...
Last July, I got married. In the year since, I have told the story of how I met my husband perhaps a hundred times. It’s not...
Almost like the rapidly fading recollections of a dream, Sophie von Hellermann’s paintings capture the otherwise intangible sensation of a fleeting moment held in the mind’s...
This summer, a new initiative to empower the art world’s working class is emerging. Working Arts Club, a networking group for art professionals from lower socioeconomic...
As its VIP preview wraps up today, hopes are high for Tokyo Gendai’s sophomore edition. The fair, which runs through July 7th at PACIFICO Yokohama, aims...
In this episode of GZERO AI, Taylor Owen, host of the Machines Like Us podcast, recounts his conversation with media theorist Douglas Rushkoff about the cultural implications of the...
On this episode of the PAW Book Club Podcast — where Princeton alumni read a book together — Bianca Bosker ’08 talks about her latest book, Get...