On this week's episode of The Week in Art Podcast: Art and technology shows in London and Los Angeles, a restored 17th-century cosmic atlas
About us
Unique in its conception and scope, The Art Newspaper publishes around 100 pages of news, analysis, profiles, reviews and comment about the art world every month and online daily. It covers everything from antiquities to contemporary art, people, events and market trends. You can count on it to bring you the most important stories from around the globe and put them in their wider context. Special reports each month preview major events or focus on key cities. You will be able to plan your visits to forthcoming exhibitions and discover the story behind the shows. Our international readership is made up of leading art world professionals and trendsetters, including artists, museum directors and trustees, collectors, curators, gallerists, auctioneers and those with a professional as well as personal interest in the global art market. The Art Newspaper has a circulation of 23,000 copies and readership of more than 50,000.
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- Book and Periodical Publishing
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- 11-50 employees
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- London, England
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- arts, culture, heritage, news, museums, conservation, and art market
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Updates
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Justin Sun on the future of digital art–The crypto investor discusses his $6.2m banana and how technology is transforming the art market https://ow.ly/q3ro50Ui4wA
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Currier Museum’s Art for Vets programme heals through creative therapy–A full-time art therapist helps military veterans find their voices and express themselves through art https://ow.ly/eYHG50Ui3Zx
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Why hope for arts and unity matters after US elections–Amid divisions, the arts sector can foster connection and healing in America’s cultural landscape https://ow.ly/RERH50Ui3X9
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US artist transforms former Confederate monument into heartfelt symbol–With a gesture of love, Raúl de Nieves has altered a New Orleans space once described as ‘the most racist’ in the city https://ow.ly/spb050Ui3SZ
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Minnesota expands no-strings cash grants for artists to reach more creatives–Springboard for the Arts increases its groundbreaking support programme for local artists https://ow.ly/Az8u50Ui3RO
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Rijksmuseum launches AI-powered tool to explore its 800,000-work collection–The Dutch museum debuts a project making its vast holdings easier to search and connect https://ow.ly/BHOk50Ui3PH
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Finance meets street art at Peter Tuchman’s Wall Street gallery–The trader-turned-curator showcases works exploring the intersections of art and the financial world https://ow.ly/CB2w50Ui3CA
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Léon Kruijswijk on curating KW Institute and Artissima’s Present Future section–The curator reflects on shaping contemporary art and what excites him about Artissima 2024 https://ow.ly/J89750Ui3xM
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Inside Aliph: the group racing to save cultural heritage in conflict zones–A close look at how the organisation protects global sites under threat from war and destruction https://ow.ly/cIJj50Ui3jA
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