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The latest from the contemporary art world
Every story on ARTFEED is a fresh summary of a development in contemporary art — exhibitions, artists, institutions, fairs, auctions and the wider market — written from the international art press and grouped by topic. New stories are published throughout the day.
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Danny Ische's Pencil Drawings Mimic Pixels, Cross-Stitch, and Paperclips
artist
Danny Ische, an artist based in New York, produces pencil sketches that evoke the appearance of low-resolution JPEG images, cross-stitch designs, and paperclip art. His creations…
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Filipa Sáragga d'Orey Brings 'As Três Filhas' to Madrid's Galería Jorge Alcolea
exhibition
The inaugural international exhibition of Filipa Sáragga d'Orey, titled 'As Três Filhas', is set to take place at Galería Jorge Alcolea in Madrid from October 7 to November 7,…
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Serge Ferrari Introduces 7TH MATERIAL Category, Challenging Mass-Based Performance Metrics in Architecture
architecture-design
Serge Ferrari Architecture has unveiled the 7TH MATERIAL, a new category dedicated to advanced membranes that manage light, control solar heat, facilitate airflow, and address…
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El rendimiento arquitectónico no depende de la cantidad de material, según ArchDaily
architecture-design
Un artículo reciente en ArchDaily pone en tela de juicio la creencia de que usar más materiales siempre resulta en mejor rendimiento arquitectónico. Tomando como referencia la…
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Marc Goodwin amplía su Atlas of Architectural Atmospheres a los estudios de arquitectura de Bélgica
publication
Marc Goodwin ha llevado su proyecto Atlas of Architectural Atmospheres a Bélgica, donde ha investigado estudios de arquitectura en Gante, Bruselas y Amberes. La colección incluye…
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Monopol Magazine Launches Semester Series on Art Academy Experiences
publication
Monopol Magazine has launched a new series titled "Was wir an der Akademie wirklich gelernt haben" (What we really learned at the academy), timed to the start of the new semester.…
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Édouard Manet: The Rebel Painter Who Shaped Modern Art
artist
Édouard Manet, born in Paris on 23 January 1832, passed away in the same city on 30 April 1883. His artwork, Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, created in 1863 and currently housed at the…
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Dušan David Pařízek's "Trutz" Premieres at Staatstheater Kassel
exhibition
Christoph Hein's novel "Trutz" debuted on Saturday at Schauspielhaus Kassel, under the direction of Dušan David Pařízek, and was met with enthusiastic standing ovations. The…
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Tender Futures Explores Solarpunk Futures at CAN Centre d'Art Neuchâtel
exhibition
The exhibition "Tender Futures" at CAN Centre d'Art Neuchâtel delves into the ways we can envision and construct future scenarios, rooted in solarpunk—a movement that fuses…
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Kentish Town Victorian House Renovation Merges Midcentury Interiors with Period Details
architecture-design
In Kentish Town, a Victorian home has recently undergone a stunning renovation by Architecture for London, merging two separate flats into one cohesive family residence. The…
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Tectoniques diseña centro cultural de 1500 m² en un antiguo viñedo de Vaison-la-Romaine para 2026
architecture-design
El proyecto de un centro cultural de 1500 m² en Vaison-la-Romaine, Francia, ha sido diseñado por la firma de arquitectura Tectoniques, con una fecha de finalización estimada para…
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GCA Architects Renueva la Sede de MoraBanc en Andorra con Certificación LEED Platinum
architecture-design
GCA Architects ha finalizado la remodelación de la sede de MoraBanc en Andorra la Vella, un inmueble de 7.300 metros cuadrados previamente diseñado por el mismo estudio. El nuevo…
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German Author Reflects on Poverty and a Wooden Handcart Used to Transport Her Child to Kindergarten
other
A first-person account published by the German author Janina Lütt describes life on the Existenzminimum, Germany's minimum subsistence income, and the purchase of a wooden…
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Beverley Knight Calls Emmeline Pankhurst Role 'a Gift' in Sylvia the Musical at Birmingham Hippodrome
other
At the Birmingham Hippodrome, singer Beverley Knight takes on the role of suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst in Sylvia the Musical. Known for her hit "Shoulda Woulda Coulda,"…
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Sydney Fringe Reviewer Lab Highlights Emerging Critics and Standout Shows
opinion-review
In collaboration with the Sydney Fringe Festival, ArtsHub has released a second batch of critiques from its Reviewer Lab, aimed at nurturing new arts writers. The reviews…
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Caroline Roux Relaunches "L'Heure de vérité" on France 2, Premiering October 8
other
Caroline Roux, who presents "C dans l'air," is reviving "L'Heure de vérité," the emblematic French political program of the 1980s and 1990s, on France 2. The new version begins…
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Design Week México 2026 Opens with Chile as Guest of Honor and 17th Edition of Design House
festival-fair
Kicking off in Mexico City on 8 October 2026, Design Week México 2026 (#DWM26) will continue until 11 October 2026, with major exhibitions accessible throughout the month. This…
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Salvador Dalí as Proto-Stylist: Surrealist Crossovers in Fashion and Design
opinion-review
Salvador Dalí's involvement in fashion and design is regarded as a groundbreaking example of modern creative cross-pollination. During the interwar years, he made notable strides…
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Michael Smith Sentenced to 18 Months for AI Music Streaming Fraud
ai-technology
In a Manhattan federal court, musician Michael Smith received an 18-month prison sentence for orchestrating an AI-based fraud that amassed over $8 million from 2017 to 2024. Smith…
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Cathal J Ferris's Boxing Play 'The Corner Man' Examines Men's Mental Health After Sport
other
There's a new play called The Corner Man that explores men's mental health through boxing. It centers on Liam Casey, a fighter who has been in the sport since he was about nine…
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Five Dark Underworld Deities in Ancient Mythology, from Māori Whiro to Mesopotamian Lamashtu
cultural-heritage
A study of five sinister figures from ancient mythology reveals how various cultures embodied chaos and darkness. In Māori lore, Whiro, the offspring of Papa and Rangi, clashed…
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Gladiators Champion Josh McDonald Eyes Becoming a Gladiator and Prepares for Live Tour
other
In a notable victory, 29-year-old fitness trainer Josh McDonald from Glasgow triumphed in the third season of Gladiators, filmed in Sheffield last year. After an initial defeat,…
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Nadair Asghari at Gern en Regalia, New York
exhibition
Nadair Asghari presents a solo exhibition at Gern en Regalia in New York. The press release for the show is available on the gallery's website, gernenregalia.com. The exhibition's…
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Martin Hulbert Design Reimagines Coworth Park Suites with Meadow-Inspired Interiors
architecture-design
Coworth Park in Berkshire, England, has undergone a significant redesign led by Martin Hulbert Design, enhancing its stable rooms, suites, and cottages. The updated look draws…
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World Architecture Day Highlights Housing Crisis; Le Corbusier Exhibition Opens at Villa Le Lac
architecture-design
World Architecture Day commenced with a message from the UIA and the United Nations, highlighting housing as a fundamental aspect of human dignity and advocating for the…
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Shipping Containers as Building Blocks: How US Architecture Adapts to Regional Climates
architecture-design
In the United States, shipping containers are increasingly repurposed into tiny homes, pools, and workshops, with architectural styles differing across regions. For instance, in…
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La arquitectura con contenedores marítimos se adapta a los climas extremos de Estados Unidos
architecture-design
Un análisis publicado el 8 de octubre de 2026, destaca la importancia de los contenedores marítimos en la edificación en EE. UU., con diferentes enfoques según la región. En el…
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World Architecture Day Highlights Housing Crisis and a Le Corbusier Reassessment in Switzerland
architecture-design
World Architecture Day opened the week by spotlighting the global housing crisis as a question of human dignity, inclusion and wellbeing. In a joint message, the UIA and the…
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Barnes Foundation Explores Japanese American Designers and Internment in 'Noguchi to Asawa'
exhibition
The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia showcases 'Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America,' which examines the impact of Japanese American internment during WWII on artists…
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Paul Magee's "Signal" Turns Sine Waves Into a Mechanical Voice at Piksel 25
exhibition
The installation "Signal," created by Paul Magee, utilizes analogue hardware to produce a synthetic voice, employing signal generator modules specifically tuned to frequencies…
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Fashion Reconsiders 'Commercial' as Creative Constraint
opinion-review
Fashion houses are re-evaluating the word "commercial," which until recently served as shorthand for bland. The term is now being deployed as a creative constraint, according to…
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Occult Magic in Ancient Greece and Rome: Curse Tablets, Voodoo Dolls, and Protective Amulets
cultural-heritage
The article explores magical practices in ancient Greece and Rome, focusing on curse tablets, voodoo figurines, protective amulets, sacred plants, and the Greek Magical Papyri.…
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Art Basel/UBS Survey: Gen Z Collectors Outspend All Other Generations on Art
market-auction
The 2026 Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting, conducted by Clare McAndrew, reveals that Gen Z high-net-worth collectors, aged 20 to 29, are the leading spenders in the…
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Frieze London 2026 Puts Discovery First with Solo Shows and Three New Sections
festival-fair
The 2026 edition of Frieze London opens with solo exhibitions at its entrance, emphasizing a theme of exploration. Brazilian artist Márcia Falcão is showcased by Fortes d'Aloia &…
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Kurt Schwitters Exhibition Opens at Musée Picasso in Paris
exhibition
More than three hundred works by Kurt Schwitters are on view at the Musée Picasso in Paris, spanning sculptures, paintings, collages and photographs alongside documents. The…
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Scherben Berlin Presents Black, Green, Pink with R.H. Quaytman, Frances Scholz, Nandi Loaf
exhibition
Scherben in Berlin will host an exhibition titled Black, Green, Pink, commencing on September 9, 2026, as part of Berlin Art Week. This showcase will feature recent works by R.H.…
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Eba Integrates Santos Plinth Drawer Units Into Parisian Kitchen Projects
architecture-design
Eba, a design studio, has integrated the Santos plinth drawer unit into many kitchen designs, enhancing storage capacity to the floor level. Eba notes that traditional kitchen…
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Cole & Son Revives Heritage Wallpaper with Geometric Boldness Under New Leadership
architecture-design
Under new leadership, heritage wallpaper brand Cole & Son is redefining its design direction, focusing on geometric motifs, vibrant hues, and collections rich in storytelling.…
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Theo Triantafyllidis Wins Frieze London Award for Project Questioning Online Worlds
award
Theo Triantafyllidis has received an award for a project presented at Frieze London. The work interrogates whether online environments can be reshaped to be less toxic, more…
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Huawei Mate XT 2 Trifold Phone Tested Over a Week at US$3,500
other
A reporter spent a week using the Huawei Mate XT 2, a trifold phone priced at US$3,500 that unfolds into a 10.2 inch display. The device weighs about as much as a paperback while…
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