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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.
Most recent stories
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FORM / Kouichi Kimura Architects Completes 71.56 sqm Minimalist House Above Shiga Lakeside Town
architecture-design
Kouichi Kimura Architects, under the name FORM, has finalized the Minimalist House, a 71.56 sqm dwelling designed for an individual in Shiga, Japan. This project comprises a…
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Teenage Fanclub veröffentlichen 13. Album „Do not dare to dream“ nach Aufnahmen auf Great Bernera
publication
Nach 37 Jahren gemeinsamer Musikkarriere bringen Norman Blake und Raymond McGinley als Teenage Fanclub ihr 13. Studioalbum „Do not dare to dream“ heraus. Die Aufnahmen fanden auf…
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Actiu and Diariodesign Launch 'Design Meets Care' Podcast on Sustainability and Innovation
architecture-design
Actiu has introduced "Design Meets Care," a dialogue series by Diariodesign that examines how architects and designers are reimagining spaces through sustainability and…
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Mozart's Idomeneo Opens Season at Theater Lübeck with Michael Schade
opinion-review
The season at Theater Lübeck commenced with a rendition of Mozart's Idomeneo, presented in Italian with German surtitles at the Großes Haus in Lübeck. Conducted by Stefan Vladar,…
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idearch studio rehabilita Son Martorell, un 'lloc' de Menorca de 1886, con clima, paisaje y materiales autóctonos
architecture-design
Led by Syra Abella Bule and Joaquín Mosquera Casares, Idearch studio has successfully restored Son Martorell, a historic Menorcan estate dating back to 1886 that had fallen into…
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Liberty Tea Rooms in Hemel Hempstead Faces Closure Despite Ludwig Filming
other
The Liberty Tea Rooms and Community Hub in Hemel Hempstead faces potential permanent closure if it cannot secure £25,000 by the end of October. This charity-run facility relies…
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Mikayel Ohanjanyan Unveils 'Frammenti di Coscienza #8' in ArtsLife's Weekly Art Series
publication
The series 'Un'opera a settimana' by ArtsLife showcases artists discussing their creations. In the most recent episode, Mikayel Ohanjanyan introduces 'Frammenti di Coscienza #8,'…
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Día Mundial de la Arquitectura 2026: la UIA insta a los arquitectos a abordar la crisis mundial de la vivienda
architecture-design
Cada año, el primer lunes de octubre, celebramos el Día Mundial de la Arquitectura, organizado por la Unión Internacional de Arquitectos (UIA), que coincide con el Día Mundial del…
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15 Ancient Egyptian Monuments You Can Visit: From Giza Pyramids to Temple of Seti I
cultural-heritage
The monumental structures of the Nile Valley draw millions of visitors, encompassing 15 ancient Egyptian locations. The Great Pyramid of Giza, erected by Khufu circa 2566 BC,…
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SCMP Weekend Reads: Chinese Premium Travel and Art Repatriation
publication
The South China Morning Post's weekend roundup highlights a shift toward premium leisure spending among Chinese holidaymakers, alongside the return of Chinese art to its home…
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UK Museums Turn to Licensing Deals as Funding Cuts Bite
institutional
In response to funding reductions, UK museums are increasingly turning to licensing agreements to bolster their finances. The Natural History Museum has partnered with the Park…
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Spacon Designs Edition Denmark Showroom and Cafe in Seoul with Vintage Danish Furniture
architecture-design
In 2026, Edition Denmark unveiled a 50-square-metre showroom and café in Seochon, Seoul, crafted by the Copenhagen-based studio Spacon. This design integrates custom-made…
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Musée Picasso Paris Opens Kurt Schwitters Retrospective 'Le chaos-monde, 1918-1948'
exhibition
From 6 October 2026 to 7 February 2027, the Musée national Picasso-Paris will showcase 'Kurt Schwitters – Le chaos-monde, 1918-1948' at 5, rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris. This…
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French Rapper Prince Waly Dies at 34 After Long Illness
other
Moussa Magassa, the French rapper known as Prince Waly, has died at the age of 34, his relatives announced. The death followed a long illness, according to those close to him. In…
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Musée d'Orsay Hosts First French National Retrospective of Mary Cassatt, Opening October 2026
exhibition
From October 6, 2026, to January 31, 2027, the Musée d'Orsay will present 'Mary Cassatt. L'indépendante,' marking the first major retrospective of the American artist at a French…
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Frasers Group CEO Michael Murray Discusses Matches, Harvey Nichols and Hugo Boss in Vogue Business Interview
other
Frasers Group held its inaugural event in Paris during Fashion Week, marking a first for the company. In connection with the group's ongoing push to elevate its positioning…
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Gallerie Riunite: Naples Gallery Merges Three Voices After Covid
institutional
Gallerie Riunite, a new contemporary art gallery in Naples, emerged from the merger of Piero Renna Arte Contemporanea and Intra Gallery, led by Annamaria De Fanis and Rosa…
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Beauty Brands Face Consumer Backlash Over Identical Eye Patch Launches
other
The recent launch of nearly identical undereye masks by Fenty, Glow Recipe, and Huda Beauty, featuring the same packaging and dispensing design, has ignited a controversy dubbed…
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Gaurav Gupta Opens Permanent Paris Couture Atelier in 8th Arrondissement
market-auction
On October 2, Gaurav Gupta, a couturier originally from Delhi, inaugurated a permanent couture atelier in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, which operates by appointment only. This…
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Bob Dylan's 'Love & Theft' at 20: How the Never Ending Tour Band Shaped His Most Playful Album
publication
Bob Dylan's 'Love & Theft,' released on September 11, 2001, represented a departure from the more serious tone of 'Time Out of Mind' (1997). The album was crafted at Clinton…
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Gondwana Launches Tourism Slogans to Attract Visitors
other
A tourism campaign has been introduced in Gondwana under the direction of the President-Founder, who devised new promotional slogans intended to draw visitors to the territory.…
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Battle of Castillon: How Gunpowder Artillery Ended the Hundred Years' War
cultural-heritage
The Hundred Years' War concluded in favor of France in the summer of 1453, following the defeat of an English army near Castillon, notable for being the first European battle…
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Ceramiche Keope Launches Grace Atelier Porcelain Tile Collection with Margherita Rui Mosaics
architecture-design
Ceramiche Keope, an Italian tile manufacturer, has launched a new line called Grace Atelier, which features porcelain tiles that resemble natural stone. This collection includes…
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Artcurial to Auction Louis Grandchamp des Raux Collection During Art Basel Paris 2026
market-auction
Artcurial is set to auction Louis Grandchamp des Raux's collection, A shared Modernity, on October 24, 2026, at Art Basel Paris. This collection comprises nearly 75 pieces created…
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Kylie Manning: From Alaskan Trawlers to Pace Gallery
artist
Kylie Manning's path to contemporary painting began on commercial fishing boats in Alaska, where she worked on trawlers before establishing herself as an artist represented by…
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Rose Easton's 'Lumps and Bumps' Show in London Reinterprets Comme des Garçons' 1997 Collection
exhibition
The exhibition titled 'Lumps and Bumps' is currently on display at Rose Easton in east London and will be available until 12 December 2026. It pays tribute to Rei Kawakubo's 1997…
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El legado de la arquitectura soviética en Kazajistán: del Cosmódromo de Baikonur a Astaná
architecture-design
El Cosmódromo de Baikonur, en Kazajistán, fue el punto de partida del vuelo de Yuri Gagarin en 1961, un hito que inauguró la era espacial y transformó el paisaje de la república…
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Moncler's Re/Icons Fall 2026 Collection Revisits 74-Year Archive, Debuts in Paris
other
Moncler has introduced the Re/Icons fall 2026 collection, highlighting four main jackets: Karakorum, Verone, Himalaya, and Tibb, all redesigned with fresh materials and features.…
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NZZ Commentary Criticizes Left's Response to Anti-Israel Slogans in Germany and Sweden
opinion-review
A commentary published by the Swiss newspaper NZZ argues that left-wing parties in Berlin and Sweden have benefited from the support of naturalized Muslim voters, whom they…
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Ukrainische Dichterin Oksana Rubaniak: Russland begeht Kulturmord an der Ukraine
cultural-heritage
In Ukraine sind durch Brände fast zehn Millionen Bücher verloren gegangen, während die russischen Angriffe die Buchkultur stark belasten. Bibliotheken werden gezielt attackiert,…
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Emmanuel Carrère: Französischer Starautor bezeichnet sich als radikalen Pessimisten
publication
Der französische Schriftsteller Emmanuel Carrère äußerte in einem aktuellen Interview seine düstere Einschätzung zur Zukunft der Demokratie und warnte vor einer drohenden globalen…
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Historiker Tobias Becker: Nostalgie als politischer Kampfbegriff
opinion-review
In einem Interview äußert Historiker Tobias Becker seine Ablehnung gegenüber der Interpretation, dass der Aufstieg rechtspopulistischer Bewegungen als eine reaktionäre Rückkehr…
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Valentín Roma Unveils MACBA Roadmap: More Shows, New Collection Plan, and a Three-Year Cycle
institutional
Valentín Roma, who commenced his role at the MACBA Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona in early July, unveiled his vision for the museum's future. His strategy aims to establish…
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DailyArt Magazine Explores Dragons in East Asian Art and the Aṣṭa-Nāyikā in Pahari Painting
publication
DailyArt Magazine published two art-historical features, one on dragons in East Asian art and another on the Aṣṭa-Nāyikā in Pahari painting. The second article, titled "The Eight…
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Karl Zakovsek, the Forgotten Classmate in Egon Schiele's 1910 Portrait, Recovered Through Family Archive
publication
Karl Zakovsek (1888–1965), who posed for Egon Schiele's 1910 oil painting, shared a studio in Vienna and attended the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna alongside Schiele and Anton…
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Jade's Enduring Value: From Ancient Rituals to Modern Markets
cultural-heritage
Jade holds great significance across various cultures and is composed of nephrite and jadeite. Traditionally, nephrite, a calcium-magnesium silicate, was the preferred jade in…
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Five Greatest Baroque Painters: Caravaggio, Rembrandt, Rubens, Velázquez, and Poussin
publication
The Baroque era of the 17th century was marked by five prominent masters: Caravaggio, Rembrandt van Rijn, Peter Paul Rubens, Diego Velázquez, and Nicolas Poussin. Caravaggio,…
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Rubens's Mythological Paintings: The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus, Orpheus and Eurydice, The Three Graces
publication
At the age of 14, Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640) started his apprenticeship in Antwerp and achieved independence as a painter by 1598. His journey to Italy in 1600 deepened his…
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Van Gogh's Terrace of a Café at Night: A Masterpiece of Color and Observation
publication
Vincent van Gogh's Terrace of a Café at Night, painted in 1888, is housed in the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo, Netherlands. The oil on canvas, measuring 80.7 by 65.3 cm,…
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inLe architects diseña una casa en Kannur organizada alrededor de dos mangos maduros
architecture-design
Un estudio llamado inLe architects está trabajando en un proyecto llamado Casa más allá de los mangos, que se ubicará al lado de una carretera en Kannur, India. Este diseño, que…
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