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JUNE 16, 2025

It adds that the site “will be transformed into a temperature-controlled vault for the world’s wealthiest individuals to store their multimillion-dollar art collections, shielded from taxes and the public”, and that the facility “is not for any of us who actually live in this community”. renovation project.

Maker/Artist

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JUNE 27, 2025

L-R: Brett Gorvy, Philip Hoffman, Ed Dolman, Patti Wong, Alex Dolman Courtesy of Emilio Madrid Four of the art market’s leading figures have joined forces to establish a new consultancy firm to manage top-level clients and their collections through what they say are unprecedented shifts in the trade. It’s certainly not going to go away.”

Consultation

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JULY 24, 2025

Marcus 24 July 2025 Share Julia Day, the Frick Collection’s new chief conservator Photo: Joseph Coscia Jr., Produced by David Clack , Julia Michalska and Alexander Morrison The reopening of New York’s Frick Collection in April was a banner event in the art world.

Sculpture

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JULY 25, 2025

The work will now undergo analysis and restoration under the supervision of Federico Borgogni, who also oversaw the 2021 removal of Banksy’s Aachoo! After cleaning and stabilising the surface, they used angle grinders and hand tools to detach the slab, which was placed in a crate and taken away by boat. from a Bristol house.

Analysis

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JULY 4, 2025

We wanted to return to the feeling of experiencing collective real-life joy, of being present, and discovering something new with wonderment and awe.” The work was a collaboration with the charity Sounds Right, which recognises Mother Nature as an artist and provides the Earth with royalties. Everything was organic and grown from seed.

Maker/Artist

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JULY 4, 2025

Not like a tool, but like a prayer—an instrument of communion between the seen and unseen worlds that shape our collective humanity. Together they raised two sons: Juliano, now leading Instituto Terra, and Rodrigo, whose Down syndrome never dimmed his artistic spirit. million trees planted. Art is not decoration,” he declared.

Collectibles

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JUNE 20, 2025

Published on Fridays, stories range from newsy items about this most intriguing artist, to scholarly pieces based on meticulous investigations and discoveries. Intriguingly, the 1945 swap was arranged with the help of Charley Toorop, an artist who is currently the subject of an exhibition at Otterlo’s Kröller-Müller Museum.

Drawings

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JULY 4, 2025

Step through the door of one of the Troy Hill Art Houses and you will be transported into an artist’s imagined world. First, the artists were given an entire structure to work with, not just a gallery or floor. First, the artists were given an entire structure to work with, not just a gallery or floor.

Maker/Artist

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JUNE 19, 2025

Prices rose sky-high several years ago, but dealers “don’t feel that they can ever lower the price of their artists even if the market shifts,” he adds. There are questions about whether galleries need to pivot to suit the taste of these new patrons, and their interest in collecting cross-category.

Quality

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JULY 15, 2025

The centre opens on 17 July with Foreword , an exhibition featuring Malian-French artist Anna Safiatou Touré’s Gamanké Museum (2025), American artist Alex Prager’s Run (2022), Irish-Iraqi artist Basil Al-Rawi’s House of Memory (2022), and 12 others. It explores how images shape power, perception, and extremism.

Photography

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JULY 15, 2025

The sale included a section dedicated to Saudi artists, with almost all the works selling over their high estimates. This includes a non-selling exhibition of institutional proportions at its London headquarters this summer on the work of the Syrian artist Marwan (1934-2016).

Maker/Artist

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JUNE 6, 2025

Meanwhile, young and emerging artists are popular for their affordability, especially with new collectors. Rather than letting commercial art fairs to take the lead, it is more fitting for us—the art district—to spearhead Beijing’s cultural and artistic programming,” says Yan Mingdan, the general manager of Beijing 798 Culture Technology.

Analysis

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JULY 4, 2025

© Jean Tinguely, DACS 2025, Photo: Ken Adlard, Courtesy of the artists and Hauser & Wirth Since it opened in 2014, Hauser & Wirth Somerset has brought contemporary art, burrata and around 110,000 visitors a year to the small town of Bruton in southwest England. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2025.

Drawings

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JULY 14, 2025

Its presence has stirred up “so many different emotions”, says Robert Louis Brandon Edwards, an historian, artist and preservationist based in Cleveland. Edwards is scouting for vintage seats and other vehicle parts aided by the Bus Boys Collection , a team of dealers and restorers in Minnesota.

Maker/Artist

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JULY 24, 2025

The crowd—which skewed young, with more than a few people carrying skateboards—spilled out onto the cobblestones of Mercer Street in Soho, more famous today for the area’s high-end retail than the artists’ lofts of decades past. The three are New York-based artists who have known each other since they were teenagers. Zhu says. “We

Paintings

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JULY 2, 2025

Artists who fled Iraq during its years of violence are returning to work on projects, and curators—mostly from the Arab region—are beginning to tour the country and its art scenes. Mewis launched Tarkib ten years ago with a group of artists that included Zaid Saad and Akram Assam, now her co-directors.

Maker/Artist

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JUNE 24, 2025

This salon-style presentation may also speak to evolving patterns in collecting strategies. “It Relentless focus on the top lots might make medium-term economic sense, but it ignores the importance of the wider collecting community,” says Jonny Yarker, a partner at the London-based Old Masters gallery Lowell Libson & Jonny Yarker.

Drawings

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JUNE 11, 2025

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Paintings

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JUNE 18, 2025

Blum confirms that increased flexibility from galleries extends to the pricing of primary work, in keeping with the “ebbs and flows of certain artists, but also pointing to a more holistic change”. “We There is a growing interest from collectors in entrenched histories and locked-and-loaded artists.”

Sculpture

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JULY 25, 2025

This phrase is the starting point for the 18 artists taking part in the sixth edition of the Folkestone Triennial, spread around the seaside town in southeast England. At the Ministry of Sewers, set up by the collective Cooking Sections in collaboration with local activists, visitors can share their concerns and stories about water pollution.

Sculpture

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JUNE 6, 2025

The foundation’s collection—drawn from the acquisitions of the Swiss father and son collectors Karl and Jürg Im Obersteg—is on permanent loan to the Kunstmuseum Basel. Tanz im Varieté (Dance at the Varieté, 1911) was restored at the museum over a number of months, and has now been added to the museum’s Paarlauf (Pairings) exhibition.

Paintings

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JUNE 24, 2025

The only other Giambologna marble in a collection outside Italy is his Samson Slaying the Philistine (1560-62) at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Set in a major sightline, it will “beckon you” into the galleries displaying Quattrocento and Cinquecento art, and will be near a staircase that leads up to the Baroque collections, he says.

Sculpture

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JUNE 13, 2025

Published on Fridays, stories range from newsy items about this most intriguing artist, to scholarly pieces based on meticulous investigations and discoveries. It was spotted by one of readers, Yuri Pikul, a Ukrainian artist based in Kyiv. Explore all of Martin’s adventures with Van Gogh here.

Paintings

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JUNE 18, 2025

The panoramic work by the artist Friedrich Kunath ( We See Things They’ll Never See , 2025; $135,000) shows Liam standing over an abyss, mimicking Caspar David Friedrich’s 19th-century romantic hero standing on a mountain peak. It all centres on the truffle season, which runs from October until late January,” she says.

Paintings

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JULY 7, 2025

They serve as a symbolic representation of our collective national identity and an opportunity to celebrate the UK.” However we do know that more recently artists have sometimes been involved in designing banknotes. Several outstanding artists have been celebrated by their national banks.

Maker/Artist

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JULY 11, 2025

The pieces originate from the St Louis-based John and Susan Horseman Collection, which boasts a special focus on Native and African American artists. With this acquisition, one third of the Art Bridges Collection is now contemporary Indigenous art. The nine remaining works will go to Crystal Bridges.

Native Art

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JUNE 20, 2025

The poet Paul Éluard, who hid at the remote Saint-Alban asylum along with his wife and son, was joined by Tristan Tzara and other “real” artists. Practising what Tosquelles theorised as co-vivance, the hospital staff lived with Forestier and let him go about his business as he collected his materials.

Maker/Artist

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JUNE 16, 2025

“As a university committed to discovery, creativity and public service, we see great potential in combining our strengths to expand access to the arts, deepen engagement with California’s artistic legacy and support new generations of creators and scholars.”

Sculpture

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JUNE 19, 2025

Now, two artist-taxidermists and the Vrije Academie cultural education institute have created what they call a "modern wunderkammer ", in a richly restored canal house in Amsterdam. We are addicted to the beauty of collections and of things,” he says. But nature is actually a lot less beautiful than I once thought.

Modern Art

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JULY 1, 2025

The artist] uses wit and caricature to interrogate the complex colonial narratives implicit in Australia’s relationship with Empire,” adds a gallery statement. Who were the artists, activists and civic leaders behind these monuments? He goes on to write: “Who was the first Black American honoured, and when did it happen?

Sculpture

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JUNE 26, 2025

In a statement released on 3 June, the ministry confirmed it had “taken extraordinary security measures to ensure the protection of an exceptionally rare collection item”. The bust had arrived at the museum in 1975, from the former mansion of the aristocratic Csáky family, with the artist listed as being “unknown”. open culture).

Authenticity

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JUNE 18, 2025

Home to more than 800 museums, 28 Unesco World Heritage Sites and a cultural history spanning thousands of years, Iran holds vast and diverse collections.

Analysis

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JUNE 24, 2025

© 2025 The Peter Hujar Archive / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. The acquisitions comes as the gallery’s photography department prepares to celebrate its 25th anniversary with the exhibition Collective Visions: Celebrating 25 Years of Photography (opening 7 November), which will feature around 80works chosen by the local community.

Photography

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JUNE 6, 2025

The trouble began on Tuesday (3 June) when, without prior notice, the MNA abruptly closed its doors early, allowing only a handful of visitors to enter before the administration realised there were not enough guards to ensure the safety of its priceless archaeological and ethnographic collections—or of the public.

Drawings

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JUNE 13, 2025

Other prominent artists represented in the donation include Douglas Gordon, Camille Henrot, Huang Yong Ping, Tadashi Kawamata and Philippe Parreno. Other prominent artists represented in the donation include Douglas Gordon, Camille Henrot, Huang Yong Ping, Tadashi Kawamata and Philippe Parreno. he continues. “I

Maker/Artist

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JUNE 30, 2025

In February 2025, his son, the installation artist Amin Gulgee, opened a museum dedicated to his father in Ismail’s old house and studio, a bright, airy space in central Karachi, built by his friend, the architect Nayyar Ali Dada. My father was a very performative artist,” Amin says. “He

Maker/Artist

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JULY 16, 2025

Even now, questions remain as to whether its art collection will be fully displayed, as plans to relocate it to Chapultepec’s Parque Aztlán emerged in 2021—going against the wishes of its eponymous founder, who specified that the collection stay put. This news follows years of uncertainty about the future of the museum.

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