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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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Hooters' Survival Strategy: Family-Friendly Rebranding Amid Bankruptcy other
In 2025, Hooters of America filed for bankruptcy, prompting a significant transformation for the brand, known for its revealing uniforms. Hooters Inc., which operates the original…
The Enduring Satire of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' other
The upcoming eighteenth season of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' is set to launch on August 17th, solidifying its title as the longest-running live-action comedy in American…
Omar Galliani's FIABESKA at Museo Rocca di Dozza exhibition
On May 30, 2026, the Museo Rocca di Dozza hosted the opening of FIABESKA, a solo exhibition by Omar Galliani, curated by Agnese Tonelli, presented by the Fondazione Dozza Città…
New Yorker Briefly Noted: Four Books on Scams, Memoir, History, and Open Marriage publication
The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four new books. Carlos Barragán's 'The Yahoo Boys' (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) investigates online romance scams in Lagos, Nigeria,…
Vogue's 34 Best Fall Wedding Guest Dresses for Autumnal RSVPs other
Vogue has published a guide to the best fall wedding guest dresses, featuring 34 options that embrace the season's rich palettes and luxurious fabrics. The article highlights that…
Modern Vanilla Perfumes: Architecture and Attitude in Fragrance other
Vogue's exploration of contemporary vanilla fragrances highlights a trend toward refined formulations. Perfumers Aurélien Guichard of Matiere Premiere and Delphine Jelk from…
Nightie Dress Trend: How to Style It, According to Vogue other
Once considered solely as sleepwear, the nightie dress has transformed into the must-have outfit for late summer, making appearances on the spring 2026 runways of designers like…
Don Weber's Slide Archive: Final Installment Features Chairmaking Classes other
The final installment of a three-part series on Don Weber's slide carousel has been published on the Lost Art Press blog. The post showcases images of chairs and a series of…
Andrew Zuckerman on Surface 2026, Prada x Axiom Spacesuits, and A.I. Optimism publication
Andrew Zuckerman, guest editor of Surface magazine's first hard-cover annual, Surface 2026, discusses the publication's exploration of design as a lens for understanding…
Ryan Presley Wins 2026 Telstra Art Award at NATSIAA award
On August 7, during the 43rd NATSIAA in Darwin, Ryan Presley, an artist from the Marri Ngarr community, received the esteemed 2026 Telstra Art Award, recognized as the top honor…
Bespoke Mirrors as Architectural Artwork: A Guide to Commissioning Reflective Glass other
A recent publication from CommissionIt emphasizes the role of custom mirrors as integral components of architecture rather than simple embellishments. These tailored mirrors…
Commissioning Large Blue-Green Abstract Paintings for London Interiors other
CommissionIt, a UK-based art commissioning service, has published a comprehensive guide on selecting and commissioning large blue, teal, and green abstract paintings for London…
Only 19% of French Workers Know Exact Salary Amount to Request other
A recent survey conducted by HOW MUCH, established by Sandrine Dorbes, indicates that merely 19% of employees in France have formulated a salary request, with 11% specifying an…
Olivier Nora launches own publishing house after Grasset ouster publication
Respected French publisher Olivier Nora has unveiled his new venture, Olivier Nora Éditions, four months after his exit from Grasset on April 14, 2026. With minority support from…
Beijing Named 2029 UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture; Italian Police Recover Stolen Art; Mary Heilmann Dies at 86 other
In 2029, Beijing will hold the title of UNESCO–UIA World Capital of Architecture, aligning with the 30th UIA World Congress of Architects, scheduled for June 18–21, marking three…
ACCA Revives NEW Series; Quilty Named TNC Ambassador; Kallat Commissioned; ART KL Debuts other
The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) in Melbourne will unveil NEW26, its first exhibition in ten years, from September 18 to November 22. Curated by Shelley McSpedden…
NYT Photographer Unwittingly Captured Staged Photo of Trump other
Doug Mills, a seasoned photographer for the New York Times, expressed his astonishment upon discovering that he had inadvertently captured a staged image of President Trump…
Contemporary Ceramics Enter Rhodes' Historic Monuments in BCK Biennale 2026 festival-fair
On June 6th, 2026, the second Biennale of Contemporary Keramics (BCK) commenced in Rhodes, Greece, showcasing the creations of 42 artists hailing from 18 nations. The exhibition,…
ACS Studio Prize 2026 Announces Five Finalists for Tenth Edition award
The Artists' Collecting Society (ACS) has revealed the five contenders for the 2026 ACS Studio Prize: Benjamin Blanc, Rachel Coyne, Bunny Hennessey, Alexander Koch, and Samah…
Palaces of the Public: A Cultural History of Washington, DC Hotels publication
John DeFerrari's new book, 'Palaces of the Public: A Cultural History of Washington, DC Hotels,' traces the evolution of lodging in the US capital from 18th-century taverns and…
Loose Fit: East Asian Architecture Exhibition at UNSW Galleries exhibition
An exhibition titled 'Loose Fit: Provisional and Participatory Practices from East Asia' is on view at UNSW Galleries in Sydney, Australia, from August 17, 2026. The show presents…
Louis Riel: Métis Leader's Legacy and the 1885 Resistance cultural-heritage
Louis Riel (1844-1885), a controversial figure in Canadian history, led the Red River Métis through pivotal moments, ultimately being hanged by the Canadian government in 1885.…
Critic Julie Lasky Dismisses 'Dopamine Decor' as Disingenuous Marketing opinion-review
In an opinion piece for Dezeen, design critic Julie Lasky critiques the 'dopamine decor' trend, which uses maximalist, colorful interiors to supposedly boost mood by triggering…
Airplane! at 46: How Playing It Straight Made Comedy History other
The 1980 comedy classic Airplane! continues to gain appreciation, with a new video essay from InCinematic analyzing its enduring genius. The film, directed by Jim Abrahams, David…
Aimee Lee Preserves Ancient Korean Hanji Papermaking in Ohio cultural-heritage
Aimee Lee, a paper artist based in Ohio, is dedicated to preserving the ancient Korean craft of hanji papermaking. She learned the traditional technique from Korean masters and…
Harlem Labs Unveils Visual Story on Identity and Community other
Jamont Hanshaw's Harlem Labs, a creative studio with a multidisciplinary approach, has unveiled a new visual initiative inspired by the classic tale of The Wiz. Set in the lively…
BASE Milano Opens Indoor Bocce Court for Summer 2026 other
During August, when Milan's cultural calendar typically pauses, BASE Milano, a cultural center in the former Ansaldo spaces, remains open with its 'Aperta per Ferie' program. This…
Collagen-Boosting Formulas: Six Brands Leading the Charge other
Since 2014, collagen supplements have surged in popularity, with the term 'collagen' being searched approximately 23 million times each month. This crucial structural protein…
Made x Barbican Collection Brings Brutalist Design Home architecture-design
This month, Made is set to unveil a new collection of 23 furniture and lighting items inspired by London's Barbican Centre. Created in partnership with the Barbican, the…
Les Photaumnales 2026: 'La Photographie et après ?' Opens September 19 festival-fair
The 23rd edition of the Les Photaumnales festival, titled 'La Photographie et après ?', is set to commence on September 19, 2026, marking 200 years of photography in France. In…
Georg Baselitz's Late Works on View in Salzburg: A Farewell of Fragility exhibition
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg is hosting 'Baselitz jetzt', an exhibition that highlights Georg Baselitz's latest artworks focused on themes of mortality and impermanence,…
Geraldine Oetken's Debut Novel 'Frieda' Traces Nazi-Era Family History publication
Geraldine Oetken's debut novel 'Frieda' investigates the life of her great-aunt, who died during the Nazi era in a home for people with disabilities. The book is a commendable…
Vicky Polak's Solo Show in Venice Explores Body, Memory, and Territory exhibition
From July 3 to August 29, 2026, the gallery 10 & zero uno located at via Garibaldi Castello 1830 in Venice will present a solo exhibition titled I DREAMT THE STREETS WERE MADE OF…
Meeting of Styles Belgium 2026 Transforms Antwerp's Zomerfabriek festival-fair
The Meeting of Styles Belgium made its way back to Antwerp, uniting artists from around the world to revitalize the urban landscape at the Zomerfabriek located in the Berchem…
Waugh Thistleton and Mithun design US's tallest mass-timber office building in Bellevue architecture-design
Waugh Thistleton Architects, in collaboration with Mithun, has introduced plans for Bevel, a 12-storey mass-timber office structure set to rise in Bellevue, Washington. Once…
Alexis Michalik's 'Intra Muros' Returns to La Pépinière Théâtre on August 25 other
The acclaimed play 'Intra Muros' by Alexis Michalik returns to La Pépinière Théâtre in Paris on August 25. The production, praised as one of Michalik's finest creations, tells the…
Top 10 Most Expensive Artworks by Women Artists: From O'Keeffe to Dumas market-auction
TheCollector has published a list of the ten priciest artworks created by female artists, with Georgia O'Keeffe's 'Jimson Weed/White Flower No. 1' (1932) topping the list after…
Jeff Ross's Netflix Special: A Reflection on Comedy's True Power other
Jeff Ross, known as the grandmaster of insult comedy among American comedy superstars, has released a new Netflix special that serves as a meditation on the genuine power of…
Rijksmuseum Digitizes 840,000 Artworks, Including Rembrandt and Vermeer digital
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has expanded its online collection to 840,000 high-resolution digitized images, available for free download, sharing, and editing with a free account.…
Orsolina28 Art Foundation: A Village for Dance, Music, and Social Inclusion in Monferrato institutional
Established in 2016 by Brazilian-American dancer Simony Monteiro, the Orsolina28 Art Foundation is a non-profit organization situated in Moncalvo, Asti, Italy, approximately 80…

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