Endless’s Street Art Calls Attention to London’s Homeless Crisis
[ad_1] On the corner wall of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church in London, just a stone’s throw from Oxford Street, one of the busiest shopping areas in Europe,...
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Step Into the Louvre’s 18th Century Decorative Art Galleries
[ad_1] Paneling from the hôtel Le Bas de Montargis. View of the interior architecture. Paris, 1705, 1707 (niches, interior paneling and screens), modern...
Mail Art, a Quirky Pursuit That Hasn’t Been Popular Since the ’60s, Is Suddenly Having a Renaissance Amid the Worldwide Lockdown
[ad_1] With studios and galleries shuttered around the world, artists these days are being forced to find new ways to make and share their work—and many are...
Art Used to Be an Olympic Sport
[ad_1] Not being the sporty type may hamstring your Olympic dreams today, but they needn’t have crushed them before 1948. For 38 years beginning in 1912, gold,...
Here Are 6 Of 2024’s Biggest Trends in Art
[ad_1] The art world is a messy, varied, and brilliant beast. For every dainty watercolorist there’s an explosive abstract expressionist. For every Tchaikovsky...
Here Are 8 of the Best Works We Saw Around the World in 2023
[ad_1] As another tumultuous year draws to a close, the team at Artnet News took the opportunity to look back at all the art we’ve seen since January. As...
What’s the Difference Between Modern and Contemporary Art?
[ad_1] Artistic styles exist only in retrospect. While many of their defining characteristics are formulated in manifestos by pioneering artists, a style can’t...
How Much Fine Art Sold at Auction in 2024?
[ad_1] This article is part of the Artnet Intelligence Report, The Year Ahead 2025. Our analysis of the second half of the year’s market trends provides a...
Decorative Art Sales Accounted for a Whopping $825 Million at Auction Last Month. What’s Driving the Boom?
[ad_1] By now, you’ve probably heard enough about how the marquee fine-art sales last month stacked up to pre-pandemic totals. But you may not be aware that...
Commercial Art Workers Have Become Less Satisfied with Their Pay, Study Finds
[ad_1] The average salary for directors at U.S. galleries is $120,000, while their European peers earn just €80,000 (about $87,000). In the U.S. commercial art...
