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The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke – Richard Dadd’s Asylum Madness
The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke by Richard Dadd, painted in an asylum over nine years, is a haunting vision where beauty and madness meet in stillness.
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Rhythm 0 by Marina Abramović, a 1974 performance in Naples, tested the limits of empathy and control, revealing how fragile humanity can become.
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Finnish visual artist Mimo Warto curates The Art of Darkness, a six-part ART Walkway series exploring beauty, fear, and the shadow within creation.
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Andrea Gyorody resigns from Pepperdine University’s Weisman Museum after administrators removed anti-ICE and protest artworks, sparking outrage, faculty condemnation, and student-led demonstrations on campus.
Finnish visual artist Mimo Warto curates The Art of Darkness, a six-part ART Walkway series exploring beauty, fear, and the shadow within creation.
Ongoing coverage of the Louvre heist — arrests, leaked video, damaged crown, outdated security, ongoing hunt, and new details from Paris investigators.
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Pablo Picasso’s Still Life With a Guitar hanging safely after being mistakenly taken home by a Madrid resident.
A 77-year-old German man and his network were caught selling forged masterpieces by Picasso, Rembrandt, and Kahlo in a multi-million euro art forgery operation spanning Germany, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.
From the Flash Grenades series — a raw opinion from an artist who’s had enough of AI users claiming the creator’s title. Art takes struggle, emotion, and time. A prompt isn’t creation.
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An insider’s opinion from the Flash Grenades series — exposing how “challenging the viewer” lost its purpose and urging honesty and accountability in today’s art world.
Ongoing coverage of the Louvre heist — arrests, leaked video, damaged crown, outdated security, ongoing hunt, and new details from Paris investigators.
The British Library reissues Oscar Wilde’s reader’s card, reversing his 1895 exclusion after conviction for homosexuality.
UK start-up Books By People launches “Organic Literature” certification to label books created by humans, pushing back against the rise of AI-written content.
Across America, museums are losing federal funds and facing censorship. But from Los Angeles to Albany, they’re finding new strength in solidarity.
Police arrest a man after vandalism at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center, damaging the Eternal Flame but leaving the site open and the flame still burning.
Curators Beth Greenacre and Sigrid Kirk stage a festival-style exhibition that swaps swagger for stamina, pitching ’90s legacies against today’s precarity and digital myth-making.
Albert Einstein’s 1894 Zunterer “Lina” violin sold for £860,000 at Dominic Winter Auctioneers, topping £1m with fees; provenance includes Max von Laue.