Top 20 Art International News
2025-08-29 11:28:42
Here's a summary of top art news, gathered:
- Mütter Museum Adopts New Policy for Human Remains: Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum introduces a new policy focusing on dignity and transparency for its 6,500 human remains. (
Source: www.artwalkway.com - Artwrld App Turns Cities Into Open-Air Galleries: The Artwrld app is redefining accessibility in the art world by using real-time maps to guide users to galleries, museums, and pop-up shows. (
Source: www.artwalkway.com - Six Pillars of a Sustainable Art Career: Data reveals six income streams that sustain long-term art careers: originals, editions, teaching, commissions, licensing, and grants. (
Source: www.artwalkway.com - Ukrainian Installation at Burning Man Destroyed by Dust Storm: The support structure of “Black Cloud”, a 100ft-tall assemblage of 45 interconnected forms, was broken in half by hurricane-force winds. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Artist Reaches Settlement with US City: Artist Danielle SeeWalker reached a settlement with Vail, Colorado, after her residency was canceled over a pro-Palestine message. The settlement includes cultural sensitivity training for municipal employees and an annual powwow. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Pinacoteca de São Paulo and Chanel Culture Fund Launch Residency: A new residency for women artists has been launched, with Brazilian artist Juliana dos Santos as the inaugural recipient. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Van Gogh Museum Could Be Forced to Close: The Van Gogh Museum claims it could be ‘forced to close’ amid a funding feud with the Dutch state. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Police Hunt for Nazi-Looted Painting: Police are searching for an Old Master painting looted by Nazis after it appeared in an Argentinian property advert. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Sotheby's Launches Auction Week in Abu Dhabi: Leaning on luxury goods, Sotheby's launches auction week in Abu Dhabi. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Jeff Koons Returns to Gagosian: Jeff Koons returns to Gagosian four years after departing for Pace. (
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Source: www.artnews.com - France Returns Skulls to Madagascar: France returns three human skulls to Madagascar—including one that may have belonged to a king. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Museums Face Legal Action Over Trans-Inclusive Guidance: Campaign group threatens legal action over University of Leicester's trans-inclusive museums guidance. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - New Orleans Artists Mark Hurricane Katrina Anniversary: New Orleans artists mark 20 years since Hurricane Katrina with exhibitions. (
Source: www.theartnewspaper.com - Snoop Dogg Artworks Sell for $148,100 at Auction: Seven artworks made with the remnants of rapper Snoop Dogg’s marijuana joints have collectively sold for $148,100 through an online auction. (
Source: www.artsy.net - Tanya Bonakdar Gallery to Close Los Angeles Outpost: Tanya Bonakdar Gallery will close its Los Angeles outpost after seven years. (
Source: www.artsy.net - Naomi Beckwith Announces All-Woman Curator Team for Documenta 2027: Naomi Beckwith announces all-woman curator team for Documenta 2027. (
Source: www.artsy.net - Barbara Hepworth Sculpture to Remain in U.K.: A $5.1 million Barbara Hepworth sculpture to remain in U.K. after public appeal. (
Source: www.artsy.net - Walter Swennen Dies at 79: Belgian painter Walter Swennen, known for playful and experimental paintings, has died at 79. (
Source: www.artsy.net - Chris Ofili Painting to Make Auction Debut: Chris Ofili painting, valued at $2 million, to make its auction debut at Christie’s. (
Source: www.artsy.net - Anish Kapoor Artwork Installed by Activists: Anish Kapoor artwork installed by activists on North Sea gas platform. (
Source: www.artsy.net