Stories
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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Jay Jeffers Designs Bay Area Apartment with Warm Materials and Glamorous Accents
architecture-design
Designer Jay Jeffers from San Francisco has finished a two-bedroom apartment for a young tech entrepreneur, merging natural elements with a touch of elegance. The client…
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Channel 4's 'The Jury' Exposes Alarming Flaws in UK Justice System
other
Channel 4's gripping docuseries 'The Jury', subtitled '14 and on Trial for Murder', offers alarming insights into the inner workings of a trial. The series follows a real murder…
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Unseen Lavinia Fontana Altarpiece Acquired by Stockholm's Nationalmuseum
market-auction
The Nationalmuseum in Stockholm has recently obtained an altarpiece by Renaissance artist Lavinia Fontana (Bologna, 1552 – Rome, 1614), illustrating the Mystic Marriage of Saint…
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New York's Fall Art Week 2026: Armory Show and Satellite Fairs Guide
festival-fair
The Armory Show is set to take place at the Javits Center in New York from September 24 to 27, 2026, showcasing approximately 230 galleries from more than 30 nations. This 32nd…
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Vogue's 39 Fall Nail Art Ideas for 2026: From Chrome Tips to Jelly Finishes
other
Vogue has published a comprehensive guide to the top fall nail designs for 2026, featuring 39 distinct trends and expert recommendations from celebrity nail artists. The article…
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Tbilisi Demolishes Fuksas-Designed Rike Tubes, Sparking Outcry
architecture-design
In August 2023, the demolition of the Rike Park Music Theatre and Exhibition Hall, commonly referred to as Rike Tubes, commenced in Tbilisi, Georgia, with an anticipated…
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Nancy Twine Launches Soulstice Hair Care After Briogeo Exit
other
Nancy Twine, former Goldman Sachs trader and founder of Briogeo, has launched a new hair-care brand called Soulstice, available today. The launch coincides with the imminent birth…
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Fontaines D.C.'s Grian Chatten Wears Cwmbran Celtic Shirt at Reading, Boosting Sales
other
At Reading Festival on Friday, Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten wore a green and white-striped Cwmbran Celtic FC away shirt during the band's headline set, causing pre-sales…
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Navigating Art Fair Season: Expert Tips for Collectors and First-Timers
festival-fair
With the fall art fair season on the horizon, The Armory Show in New York set to commence on September 24, CULTURED magazine provides valuable insights for attendees. Paul Henkel…
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Burnham's Commons Debut: A New Tone for UK Leadership
other
On Tuesday, Andy Burnham made his debut as UK Prime Minister in the House of Commons, signaling a notable change in tone from his predecessor. In his first address to lawmakers…
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Peter Hujar's Contact Sheets Reveal Intimate Portrait of New York at Morgan Library
exhibition
The exhibition "Hujar: Contact" at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York explores the life and artistic journey of photographer Peter Hujar (1934–1987). Showcasing over 110…
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O.M. Ungers Centenary: Cologne Exhibition and Berlin Symposium Revisit His Legacy
architecture-design
The centenary of Oswald Mathias Ungers, the renowned German architect, will be celebrated on July 12, 2026, with an exhibition titled 'O. M. Ungers: Architecture as Idea' at the…
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Xinan Yang Explores Distance and Domesticity in 'The First Letter Home in Spring'
exhibition
London-based painter Xinan Yang, who left Shanghai at twenty-four, examines the shifting concept of home in her latest exhibition, 'The First Letter Home in Spring'. Her works…
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Alfredo Jaar's 'You and I and the Others' Opens at Pinacoteca do Ceará
exhibition
In Fortaleza, Brazil, the Pinacoteca do Ceará is currently showcasing the exhibition titled 'Você e Eu e os Outros' (You and I and the Others), curated by Moacir dos Anjos. This…
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Ashley Percival's Vibrant Animal Illustrations Blend Playful Patterns
artist
Cornwall-based illustrator Ashley Percival creates whimsical animal illustrations featuring poodles, owls, insects, and other creatures adorned in vibrant, cheeky patterns. Using…
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Artists Paddle 350 Miles Up Erie Canal in 'Mule's Passage'
artist
On August 7, 2026, Z Behl and Kim Moloney, known together as BALONEY STEEL, kicked off their 'Mule's Passage' journey in Waterford, New York. They’re navigating a mule-themed…
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Madrid's 'Bienvenidos a Palacio' Opens 24 Palaces for Free Guided Tours
cultural-heritage
The Community of Madrid's 'Bienvenidos a palacio' program, launched in spring 2014, returns for its 2026 edition, offering free guided tours of 24 palaces and historic buildings…
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Minnesota State Fair Removes Anti-Trump Crop Art After Artist Harassed
other
The Minnesota State Fair removed a crop artwork featuring the anti-Trump slogan "8647" at the artist's request after she was doxxed, harassed, and threatened by right-wing…
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Orphea: A Pocket-Sized 13-Key Electronic Piano by Pianni
other
Pianni, founded by pianist Jordan Daniels, has developed Orphea, a compact 13-key electronic piano that fits into a pocket. The instrument measures only slightly larger than a…
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Es Devlin's First Korean Solo Exhibition '3rd Poem: Come Home Again' Opens at FUTURA SEOUL
exhibition
Es Devlin, a renowned British artist, is set to unveil her inaugural solo exhibition in Korea, titled '3rd Poem: Es Devlin, Come Home Again', at FUTURA SEOUL from August 20, 2026,…
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Fazzino Brings 3D Pop Art to 2026 MLB All-Star Game in Philadelphia
artist
At the 2026 MLB All-Star Game in Philadelphia, Charles Fazzino, the event's official artist, presented his unique three-dimensional pop art. This collection comprises limited…
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Gene-Edited Beagles Could Pave the Way to Hypoallergenic Dogs
ai-technology
At Kindred Companion Sciences, researchers have developed Alfie and Bailey, the first genetically edited dogs designed to remove the allergy-causing protein Can f 1. Utilizing the…
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PAU and INC to Renovate Christie's New York Headquarters at Rockefeller Center
architecture-design
Beginning in 2024, Christie's will embark on a multi-year renovation of its 310,000-square-foot headquarters located at 20 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. The project,…
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Casting Director Henry Russell Bergstein on Rotating Mary Todd Lincolns in Broadway Hit 'Oh, Mary!'
other
In a recent NPR interview, Henry Russell Bergstein, casting director of the hit Broadway play 'Oh, Mary!', discussed the show's unique approach to casting: continuously replacing…
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Ed Sayers' 'Super Nature' Highlights Video Camera as Tool of Resistance
opinion-review
In a review for Ocula Magazine, writer Daisy Hildyard examines Ed Sayers' film 'Super Nature,' which employs old technology to explore the natural world. Hildyard argues that the…
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E.ME House by INDARQ: A Compact Dwelling in Paraguay
architecture-design
Completed in 2025, the E.ME House is a 120-square-meter home located in Fernando de la Mora, Paraguay, crafted by the Paraguayan architectural firm INDARQ. Architect Jorge…
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TAU Bench by Arn & Salum Design Studio: A Sculptural Seat Between Design and Art
architecture-design
The TAU Bench, crafted by Arn & Salum Design Studio, is a sculptural piece with a curved form, upholstered in natural leather or suede, complemented by solid wood ends. This…
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Design-Forward Hospitality Suites Debut at 2026 U.S. Open
architecture-design
The 2026 U.S. Open in New York has unveiled new hospitality suites following the completion of the second phase of renovations at Arthur Ashe Stadium. This three-week event draws…
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Calibrite ColorChecker Celebrates 50 Years of Color Accuracy in Photography
other
The Calibrite ColorChecker, a staple in professional photography for color calibration, is marking its 50th anniversary. Originating from a 1976 paper titled "A Color-Rendition…
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Wayans Bros.' 'Scary Movie' Reboot Hits Paramount+ After $231M Global Box Office
digital
The latest entry in the 'Scary Movie' franchise, featuring a cast of beloved actors, is set to debut on Paramount+ starting September 3. Directed by Michael Tiddes, this sixth…
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Josh Silver on 'Fruit Fly', Authenticity, and the Business of Queer Stories
publication
Josh Silver, author of the surprise bestseller 'Fruit Fly', discusses his transition from acting to writing, the novel's themes of authenticity and appropriation, and its rapid…
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Marigold Santos Reclaims Aswang Mythology in Celestial Paintings
artist
Marigold Santos, an artist of Filipino-Canadian descent, was born in Manila and moved to Canada in 1988, currently residing in Montreal. Her artwork delves into themes of cultural…
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The Death of Free Play: How Gamification and Metrics Are Killing the Spirit of Play
opinion-review
In an essay for Aeon, scholar and ultramarathon runner Simon Critchley examines the erosion of free, unstructured play in contemporary culture, arguing that gamification and…
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91-Year-Old Dale Sanders Becomes Oldest to Complete Appalachian Trail
other
On August 31, 91-year-old Dale Sanders from Tennessee achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the oldest individual to complete the entire Appalachian Trail, reaching Katahdin in…
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UN Report: Syria Failed to Declare Nuclear Reactor Built by North Korea
other
A confidential report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), circulated to member states and seen by the Associated Press, reveals that Syria under former President…
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NoGood Studio's Self-Published Monograph Chronicles Five Years of Vector Art
publication
NoGood Studio has unveiled 'The NoGood Book,' a self-published monograph that brings together five years of vector illustrations and editorial designs. This publication showcases…
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Stuart Lippincott's Daily Renders: Monumental Digital Landscapes
artist
Stuart Lippincott, a 3D digital artist from Bentonville, Arkansas, has gained recognition for his daily-render practice, becoming a notable figure in futuristic online art. His…
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LACMA Unveils 2026 Exhibition Lineup: From Eileen Cowin to Brockman Gallery
exhibition
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has revealed an exciting lineup of exhibitions for 2026. Among the key features is Eileen Cowin's photography and video retrospective,…
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Tim Cook's Legacy: AirPods, Apple Watch, and Apple Silicon Define His Tenure
other
Tim Cook has resigned from his position as CEO of Apple, passing the leadership to John Ternus. During Cook's 15 years at the helm, Apple's valuation skyrocketed from $347 billion…
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AC2 Brand Identity by Studio Format: High-Visibility Construction Aesthetics
architecture-design
Studio Format has developed a distinctive brand identity for AC2, a French construction partner, characterized by striking construction visuals and strong architectural…
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