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Curator Eungie Joo at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts with Mission School artworks on display during Bay Area Then exhibition

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Eungie Joo’s Bold Return Curates Bay Area Mission School Exhibition at Yerba Buena

After her exit from SFMOMA, curator Eungie Joo returns with Bay Area Then, a vibrant showcase of the Mission School art movement at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, featuring 21 iconic artists.

Interior view of the Uffizi Gallery with visitors, emphasizing the delicate balance between public access and art conservation

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Uffizi Gallery Selfie Disaster Sparks Crackdown on Visitor Behavior and Art Preservation

A tourist’s selfie attempt damaged Anton Domenico Gabbiani’s Portrait of Ferdinando de’ Medici at the Uffizi Gallery, sparking a crackdown on visitor behavior amid growing concerns over art preservation.

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Egyptian Blue: The World’s Oldest Synthetic Pigment Revived After 5,000 Years

Researchers revive Egyptian Blue, the ancient cobalt pigment from 3250 BC, unlocking its unique infrared properties and modern applications in archaeology and forensics.

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💥Everyone at This Residency Hates Each Other

Flash Grenades series of anonymous opinion blasts from inside the art world. Real voices. No names. No filters. These views are their own.

The historic Chance Theater in Poughkeepsie

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Empire Training Center for the Arts (ETCA) at Chance Theater Brings New Opportunities to Performing Arts Careers

The Empire Training Center for the Arts (ETCA) in Poughkeepsie offers innovative training for behind-the-scenes performing arts roles, creating accessible career pathways and supporting underrepresented communities.

Visitors explore diverse artworks at London’s ART COMP 2025 exhibition at 100 Kellogg Lane

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ART COMP Visual Arts Competition Launches 2025 Summer Exhibition Showcasing Emerging and Professional Artists

ART COMP 2025 opens at 100 Kellogg Lane, featuring 100 artists in a dynamic summer exhibition with $200,000 in total prizes and public voting for the People’s Choice Award.

ArtMeta Digital Art Mile Transforms Basel’s Historic Core During Art Basel 2025

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ArtMeta Transforms Basel’s Historic Core During Art Basel 2025

ArtMeta's Digital Art Mile energized Basel’s Rebgasse district with NFTs, AI, robots, and generative art during Art Basel 2025, blending digital innovation with historic venues.

London’s vibrant art scene dazzled during the fifth London Gallery Weekend

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Has London’s Art Scene Reached Its Limit Amid Growing Festival Crowds and Expanding Gallery Calendars?

London’s vibrant art scene dazzled during the fifth London Gallery Weekend, but overlapping events and crowded schedules raise questions about sustainability and visibility for all artists.

A view of the main hall of the Science Museum, from the second floor

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UK Education Union Urges Boycott of London Science Museum Over Fossil Fuel and Arms Sponsorship

The UK’s largest education union calls for a boycott of the Science Museum in London due to sponsorship ties with BP and Adani Green Energy, sparking debate over ethics in museum funding.

A collector with emotional artworks in a cozy home, symbolizing the rise of small, shippable art.

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Why Small, Shippable, and Emotional Art Wins the 2025 Market

In 2025, collectors favor small, affordable, and emotionally resonant artworks that are easy to ship—shifting the art market away from nostalgia toward immediacy and access.

A glass ceiling inside the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.

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Smithsonian Rebukes Trump’s Attempted Firing of National Portrait Gallery Director

The Smithsonian asserts its independence after Trump’s claim to have fired the National Portrait Gallery director, highlighting ongoing battles over museum autonomy and political pressure.

The Château de Versailles palace exterior with visitors in the gardens, representing France’s historic cultural sites facing new entry fee policies

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France Raises Museum Entry Fees for Non-European Visitors at Iconic Sites Like Louvre and Versailles

Starting in 2026, France increases admission fees for non-European Union visitors at major museums, aiming to fund critical restoration while stirring debate on cultural access.

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