ART News - ART Walkway (Page 9)

A view of an exhibition room at Palazzo Reale, Milan, featuring masterpieces by Dalí, Warhol, and other artists.

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Mafia Art Exhibition at Milan’s Palazzo Reale

Hidden for years in the shadowy world of organized crime, 80 confiscated masterpieces by artists like Dalí and Warhol now shine in Milan's Palazzo Reale.

Street covered with pink umbrellas forming a vibrant canopy, creating a whimsical and artistic atmosphere.

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World Culture: Let’s Build Something BIG, Together

For too long, art and business have been treated like polar opposites: creativity versus strategy, beauty versus profit. But this divide is artificial.

Mimo Warto holding her painting 'Last Glance,' showing a surreal woman choking on a rope, her eyes reflecting the planet.

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Art Trends in 2025: Bold, Emotional, and Unstoppable

In 2025, art isn’t just something you buy—it’s something you feel. Whether you’re creating or collecting, this is your moment to connect, inspire, and make a statement.

Andigital art piece symbolizing the intersection of blockchain technology and the art world.

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Digital Art Market Crashes: Trading Volumes Plunge Over 90% as Platforms Shut Down

Can layer-2 blockchains and innovation reignite interest, or is this the end of an era?

A vibrant circus performance featuring elephants, performers, and colorful lights.

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Keeping Art Alive, Even After the Show Ends

What will you do to ensure the legacy of inclusion, accessibility, and bold expression endures?

A close-up of a human eye reflecting a vibrant painting.

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Can Machine Vision Replace Art Expertise?

This week, ART Walkway critic Panu Syrjämäki examines the limits of machine vision in the art world.

A ripe banana resting on a plain surface, showcasing its vibrant yellow peel and natural simplicity.

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The Value of a Simple Banana: A Reader’s Email Sparks Reflection

A $6.2 million banana, art provocateur Justin Sun, and a world grappling with hunger: this article unpacks the ethical and cultural fallout of Sun’s controversial consumption of 'Comedian' by Maurizio Cattelan.

Five bronze sculptures by Andy Holden stolen from Wakefield’s art trail.

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Wakefield Sculpture Theft: £1m Art Trail Targeted in Growing European Crime Wave

Five bronze sculptures by Andy Holden stolen from Wakefield's art trail in a shocking act of public art theft.

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Berlin’s €130 Million Arts Budget Cut Sparks Outrage and Protests

The cuts threaten theatres, galleries, and the city’s global reputation as a cultural hub.

Carl Freedman Gallery at Frieze London 2024.

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London’s Art Gamble: Will Innovation Secure Its Future?

London, Frieze, and Phillips are championing AI art, digital platforms, and emerging artists in bold attempts to reinvent the city’s art market. But can these strategies secure its global standing, or is London risking it all in a high-stakes gamble?

The main pavilion at the Giardini, one of the central venues of the Venice Biennale 2024.

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Venice Biennale 2024: Bold Inclusivity Amid Declining Attendance, Says Art Walkway Critic

Venice Biennale 2024 broke barriers with inclusivity and diversity, but critics like Panu Syrjämäki question its declining attendance and whether its bold steps can become lasting change.

The U.S. House of Representatives building, where the controversial H.R. 9495 legislation was recently passed.

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A Grave Threat to American Arts: Controversial Bill Advances in Congress

The U.S. House passed H.R. 9495, granting Treasury unchecked power to strip nonprofits of tax-exempt status. Critics warn it threatens free speech and could devastate arts nonprofits.

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