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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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World's First Solar-Powered Ambulance to Field Test in Kenya architecture-design
The world's first solar-powered ambulance, named Stella Juva, has been created by students at Eindhoven University of Technology. This innovative vehicle is designed to assist…
Best Running WordPress Themes for Sports Websites in 2026 other
Colorlib has published a curated list of the best running WordPress themes for 2026, aimed at sports businesses, fitness enthusiasts, and lifestyle bloggers. The collection…
YogAnimals: Interactive Installation Merges Yoga, Nature, and AI for Children architecture-design
The "Yoga and Other Animals" exhibition at the Man and the Living World Children's Museum showcases YogAnimals, an engaging installation created by designer Michal Rinott in…
8 Best Full Site Editing (FSE) Block-Based WordPress Themes 2026 other
Colorlib has published a curated list of eight block-based WordPress themes that support Full Site Editing (FSE), a feature that allows users to customize their websites without…
Halle Berry at 60: The Oscar Curse and the 'Halle Berry Effect' artist
Halle Berry turns 60, and her career trajectory has become a cautionary tale in Hollywood, encapsulated by the term 'Halle Berry effect.' After winning the Best Actress Oscar in…
100+ Free Photoshop Brushes Organized by Style (2026 Collection) other
Colorlib has unveiled an extensive compilation of more than 100 free Photoshop brushes, categorized by style, complete with download links and the number of brushes in each set.…
Robbie McIntosh's On The Beach: Naples' Summer Photography other
Robbie McIntosh's ongoing project 'On The Beach', initiated in 2012, documents public beaches in Naples, Italy, capturing the authentic social dynamics of summer. Rather than…
Apple Sends Spyware Threat Notifications to Users in 110 Countries other
Apple has recently warned a group of users across 110 countries about imminent threats from mercenary spyware. Notifications were disseminated yesterday to individuals who may…
Four Seasons I: A 207m Luxury Yacht with Sea-Facing Suites and Art-Infused Interiors architecture-design
In March 2025, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts made its debut in the luxury cruise sector with the launch of its inaugural yacht, Four Seasons I. This impressive 207-meter ship…
„Die DDR durch die Blume“: Erfurter Gartenbaumuseum zeigt iga-Geschichte exhibition
Von August 15, 2026, bis Juni 13, 2027, wird im Deutschen Gartenbaumuseum in Erfurt anlässlich seines 65. Jubiläums die Ausstellung „iga*61. Die DDR durch die Blume“ stattfinden.…
Picasso Theft, Curator Advice, and Luxury Auction Boom: Art World Roundup other
In a recent edition of The New York Times T Magazine, five artists shared their perspectives on hope within the art community. Massimiliano Gioni emphasizes the power of art in…
Xianzhuyue Li's 'Floating Homes, Moving Lives' at Four Corners Gallery exhibition
London-based photographer Xianzhuyue Li's solo exhibition 'Floating Homes, Moving Lives' at Four Corners Gallery in July 2026 documents life on Britain's inland waterways. The…
Death Note: The Musical Brings Manga Megahit to London's Barbican other
The Barbican in London is hosting a stage adaptation of the manga series 'Death Note', titled 'Death Note: The Musical'. The production, which premiered in Tokyo, follows a Tokyo…
Seven Cursed Artifacts in Museums Worldwide cultural-heritage
An article on TheCollector showcases seven artifacts believed to be cursed. The Hope Diamond, weighing 45.52 carats and housed at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, is tied to…
Swiss Podcast 'Zivadiliring' Returns with Two of Three Hosts other
After five years and a sold-out live show at the Hallenstadion, the Swiss podcast 'Zivadiliring' has come to an end. However, two of its three hosts, Maja Zivadinovic and Gülsha…
Allen Williams: The Dark Poetry of Imagination artist
Since 1988, Allen Williams has been a prominent artist in the realms of contemporary fantasy and imaginative realism. His unique approach combines technical skill with creative…
15 Young Collectors Share How They Entered the Art World other
On August 14, 2026, CULTURED magazine highlighted 15 emerging collectors who shared insights on navigating the art market's ups and downs. Essential tips include seeking…
CULTURED Editors Pick 15 Indie Films for Fall 2026 festival-fair
CULTURED magazine's editors have curated a selection of 15 independent and international films for the fall of 2026, coinciding with a diminished presence of major studios at…
Yusaku Maezawa's 19th-Century Kyoto Villa: A Seven-Year Restoration architecture-design
Fashion-tech entrepreneur and art collector Yusaku Maezawa, together with his design team, completed a seven-year restoration of a 19th-century villa in Kyoto, Japan. The project…
Locust Grove Pavilion by de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop architecture-design
The Locust Grove Pavilion, designed by de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop, expands the experience of one of Kentucky's most significant historic landscapes. Located within…
Vogue's Mid-Year Best Albums of 2026: A Diverse Musical Landscape publication
Vogue staffers have curated a list of the best albums of 2026 so far, highlighting a year rich in pop, experimental, and genre-defying releases. The list features major pop stars…
RSC Postpones Lesbian 'Othello' as Sharon D Clarke Undergoes Cancer Treatment other
The Royal Shakespeare Company has postponed its production of Othello, which stars Sharon D Clarke, due to her ongoing cancer treatment. The show was meant to take place from…
Vogue Celebrates Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin's Reimagined British Pullman Carriage with Theatrical Stars other
Vogue celebrated the launch of a new train carriage designed by Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin with an elegant fashion shoot on the Belmond British Pullman. The event featured…
Venetian Carnival Masks: A History of Anonymity and Social Equality cultural-heritage
The Venetian masquerade mask, a staple of the Venice Carnival, originated in the fourteenth century as a tool for social inclusiveness, allowing Venetians of all classes to…
Halle Berry Turns 60: A Retrospective in Vintage Photos other
On August 14, 2026, Halle Berry celebrated her 60th birthday. The renowned Oscar-winning actress is featured in a Vogue slideshow showcasing 23 vintage images from her career…
Dataland's AI Rainforest: A Review of Refik Anadol's Machine Dreams exhibition
Turkish media artist Refik Anadol has opened Dataland, a new brick-and-mortar platform for tech-based art, in the Grand LA hotel and shopping complex in Los Angeles. The inaugural…
WeDirectory CEO Viola Tavrovsky on the Platform's First Year and AI-Powered Curation digital
Viola Tavrovsky, CEO of WeDirectory, reflects on the platform's first year, its mission to address the fragmentation of the cultural and creative ecosystem, and its use of AI to…
Fundació Miró Mallorca Opens Three Exhibitions by Torres, Servera, and Casas on September 18 exhibition
On September 18, the Fundació Miró Mallorca will unveil three exhibitions featuring the works of Pedro Torres, Isabel Servera, and Carlos Casas. Torres's installation, titled…
Oriol Vilanova Reimagines Cologne Through 212 Postcards artist
Oriol Vilanova, who is representing Spain at the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, has unveiled a summer creation titled 'Nous sommes arrivés jusqu'ici,'…
John Pomp Debuts First Wood Collection 'Unearthed' at Thomas Lavin in Los Angeles exhibition
Philadelphia-based designer John Pomp, known for his sculptural glass and metal furniture and lighting, has introduced his first wood collection, titled Unearthed, at Thomas…
British Museum's First Major Korean Art Exhibition in 40 Years to Open in 2026 exhibition
The British Museum in London is set to unveil 'Korea,' a significant exhibition dedicated to Korean art and history, from October 1, 2026, through January 31, 2027. Marking the…
Lions, Lions and Lions, Oh My! 15 Photos of the Most Majestic Big Cats Found Throughout Africa other
Smithsonian magazine's associate photography editor Donny Bajohr and reporting intern Jess Daninhirsch compiled a photo essay featuring 15 images of lions from various African…
Top 10 Fashion Museums: From Met's Costume Institute to Marrakech's YSL other
TheCollector has published a new list featuring ten prominent fashion museums. Among these, the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York stands out,…
DeepSeek Launches Harness, Pivoting to Autonomous Agentic AI ai-technology
On Thursday, DeepSeek, a Chinese AI firm, unveiled Harness, a platform aimed at facilitating autonomous AI agents capable of executing external software, running code, and…
Zhipu's GLM-5.3 Tops US Rivals in CyberGym Test ai-technology
Zhipu, a Chinese artificial intelligence company also referred to as Z.ai, has introduced its premier model, GLM-5.3, asserting that it surpassed top American systems in…
Todd Marshard: From Fashion Stylist to Ceramic Artist on Paros artist
Todd Marshard, who previously worked as a fashion stylist and photographer, now crafts handmade ceramic vessels and sculptures on the island of Paros, Greece. His artistic…
Edinburgh Art Festival, Brussels Flower Carpet, and Toulouse-Lautrec's Intimate Portrait festival-fair
The Edinburgh Art Festival is currently underway, offering a varied lineup that includes Katie Paterson at the Collective Gallery on Calton Hill, along with pieces by Del LaGrace…
Tarvisio Show Asks: Are Garden Gnomes Kitsch or Design? exhibition
In Tarvisio, Italy, an exhibition titled "Nani da giardino: design o cattivo gusto?" (Garden Gnomes: Design or Bad Taste?) runs until August 30 in the crypt of the medieval tower,…
150-Year-Overdue Library Book Returned in Australia, Late Fee Waived other
Ross Simmons, a 77-year-old from Australia, returned a library book titled The Antiquities of Athens to Kiama Library in New South Wales, which was nearly 150 years late. The book…
Bauhaus to Your House: Vallarino Fine Art Catalog Spotlights Designers' Personal Work publication
Vallarino Fine Art has released a new catalog, 'Bauhaus to Your House: Personal Work,' highlighting the independent artistic practices of Walter Allner, Alexander Liberman, and…

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