The Debate on Restitution and Art World’s Dilemma on Stolen Art
The first ever recorded art heist occurred over five centuries ago. In 1473, Paul Beneke, a German privateer, followed and boarded the St. Matthew at
The first ever recorded art heist occurred over five centuries ago. In 1473, Paul Beneke, a German privateer, followed and boarded the St. Matthew at
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is putting on display 28 of Johannes Vermeer’s paintings from February 10th to June 4th, 2023. “Vermeer” is the simple and
“An artist is above all a human being, profoundly human to the core. If the artist can’t feel everything that humanity feels, if the artist
“I always knew I had something to say even when nobody else wanted to listen.” – Marilyn Minter Marilyn Minter is known for her hypnotizing
The first generation of Abstract Expressionism brought us masterpieces by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning. Robert Motherwell, and Franz Kline. Through dynamic and energetic visuals,
Is fashion art? Can art be fashion? These arguments should no longer exist thanks to a long history that has witnessed how the two creative
Thanks to the incorruptible power of blockchain technology, we have decentralized digital ledgers that have opened a world of possibilities for digital art. While the
While anyone these days can easily access paints, pencils, sketchbooks, canvases, or clay, not everyone is driven by creativity to see what their minds and
“I paint what I see, not what others like to see.” – Édouard Manet It can’t be helped. When you first look upon Le Déjeuner
From a mural in Paris of a young girl waving a Ukrainian flag while crushing war tanks beneath her feet to a 13-by-13-meter painting of
The almost ritualistic behavior of capturing images of photogenic food and sharing with social connections didn’t begin with the digital age. Well before the “camera
The world responded to the global pandemic with social distancing, lockdowns, and quarantines. For the art world, this meant cancelling art exhibits, shows, workshops, and