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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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Dorothea Lange's Crisis Chronicles at Verona's Scavi Scaligeri exhibition
From July 30 to November 1, 2026, the Centro Internacional de Fotografía Scavi Scaligeri in Verona will present an exhibition dedicated to Dorothea Lange. This event, organized by…
Beartooth's 'Pure Ecstasy' Album Release and World Tour other
Ohio-based rock band Beartooth released their new album 'Pure Ecstasy' on August 28, marking a significant turning point in their career. This is their first collaboration with…
Jean-Pierre Lott Designs New ÉSAD de Reims Campus on Port Colbert Site architecture-design
Architect Jean-Pierre Lott, known for the médiathèque de Pantin, the tour Honoria in Monaco, and the Studium library in Strasbourg, has designed a new building for the École…
Audiobook Market Bubble: Oversupply and Slowing Revenue other
The audiobook sector, previously on a steady upward path, is now exhibiting characteristics of a potential bubble. The swift increase in available titles is surpassing revenue…
Five French Festivals to Catch This Fall: Performance, Architecture, and Video Art festival-fair
While France faces cancellations due to the summer heatwave, the cultural scene in autumn is vibrant with a variety of festivals. The ninth Échelle humaine performance art…
Canada-US Trade War Tests Limits of US Pressure, China Watches Closely economy-finance
The intensifying trade dispute between Canada and the United States, sparked by President Donald Trump, is being observed closely by China and other significant trading partners…
George Washington University students design theatre mirroring performance's emotional arc architecture-design
The Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at George Washington University in Washington, DC, has presented a collection of student work from its Interior Architecture BFA…
The Next Interface: Google Gemini and It's Nice That Explore AI Design in New York digital
On Thursday, September 17, from 2-6pm, New York Live Arts will host 'The Next Interface,' a free event co-organized by It's Nice That and Google Gemini. The event brings together…
Casa Tepoztlán by DOSA STUDIO: A Vernacular Ode to Tepoztlán's Identity architecture-design
Completed in 2022, Casa Tepoztlán is a residential project by Mexico City-based DOSA STUDIO, led by architects Sergio Sousa and Raúl Medina. Located in the magical town of…
Tuscan Design Double Bill: Outsiders Residency and Vestigia 2026 festival-fair
Two concurrent design initiatives in Tuscany explore material research and the boundaries of collectible design. The Outsiders residency, a collaboration between Copenhagen's…
Display Frames as Infrastructure in Modern Retail Design architecture-design
A technical analysis from FAD Magazine argues that display frames are critical infrastructure in retail design, influencing both operational efficiency and brand perception. The…
kelogsloops' Watercolors Explore Love, Death, and Memento Mori at Corey Helford Gallery exhibition
Hieu Thien Nguyen, an artist based in Melbourne and recognized as kelogsloops, is set to unveil his exhibition titled 'Love, Death, & All Her Friends' at Corey Helford Gallery in…
Paris Fall 2026 Exhibition Guide: From Tintoret to Warhol, Cézanne to Monet exhibition
L'Œil magazine has unveiled its guide to significant museum exhibitions taking place in Paris and across France during autumn 2026. Noteworthy events include 'Éternel Tintoret' at…
Cambridge Researchers Develop Algae-Based Biocells as Eco-Friendly Battery Alternative ai-technology
At the University of Cambridge, a team of researchers has developed a 'biocell' that utilizes blue-green algae as a sustainable substitute for traditional disposable batteries.…
10 Black-Owned Online Art Galleries Redefining Digital Collecting other
FAD Magazine has released a new guide showcasing ten Black-owned online art galleries as genuine alternatives to mainstream platforms, prioritizing artist compensation and…
Salem's 400th Anniversary: A Witchy Guide to the City's Occult Offerings other
As Salem, Massachusetts gears up for its 400th anniversary in 2026, the city is witnessing a significant rise in tourism, particularly during the autumn months. Renowned for its…
Venezia 2026: solo due film di registe in concorso, polemiche sulla selezione festival-fair
La 83esima Mostra del Cinema di Venezia, che avrà inizio il 2 settembre 2026, ha generato controversie a causa della limitata partecipazione di registe in competizione:…
AMC Launches Leawood Films to Distribute Indie Films other
AMC Entertainment has announced the launch of Leawood Films, a new distribution company aimed at bringing small and medium-budget films to theaters. The initiative is designed to…
Wow Wall Studio: Poland-Based Street Art Collective Profile artist
Wow Wall Studio is a Poland-based artist group operating as a free collective of painters dedicated to making art accessible and positively impacting local communities. The…
Maria Pacheco Cibils at OpenArtCode Tokyo 2026, 52nd AJAC Exhibition exhibition
Argentine-Portuguese visual artist and designer Maria Pacheco Cibils will present two works from her cycle "Il colore dei sentimenti" at the sixth edition of OpenArtCode Tokyo,…
Woo Jin Joo's Shamanic Creatures from London Junk to Debut at Ruup & Form artist
Based in London, Woo Jin Joo, a Korean-Chinese artist, transforms discarded materials and embroidery into enchanting beings, drawing inspiration from Korean folklore and…
Audit of San Francisco's African-American Arts and Culture Complex Finds No Misuse but Flags Oversight Gaps institutional
An audit of the African-American Arts and Culture Complex (AAACC) in San Francisco has been completed, following concerns over the nonprofit's late submission of required reports…
Barnett Cohen's 'anyyywayyy whatever' Expands to Six Performers at Amant artist
Barnett Cohen's multimedia work, 'anyyywayyy whatever,' returned for its third showing at Amant in Brooklyn, New York, right as autumn began on the equinox. This new version…
Liza Kesauri: Polish Muralist, Anti-War Activist, and Co-Founder of 'My Home' artist
Liza Kesauri, a muralist living in Poland, has built an impressive career focused on social activism and collaboration. In 2022, she helped launch the international anti-war…
Mukcyen's Low Energy: Tokyo Spring 2027 Collection Responds to Digital Noise other
During Tokyo Spring 2027, Yuka Kimura unveiled her sixth collection for Mukcyen, named 'Low Energy,' which draws inspiration from Michelangelo Antonioni's 1964 film 'Red Desert.'…
Philosopher Manuel Scheidegger Advocates 'Intelligent Stupidity' in Monopol Podcast other
In a recent episode of the 'Fantasiemuskel' podcast by Monopol magazine, philosopher Manuel Scheidegger argues for embracing 'intelligent stupidity' as a response to the…
Readers Share Personal Memories of Yayoi Kusama's Impact artist
In the wake of Yayoi Kusama's passing, The Guardian's readers reflected on her artistic influence in their lives. Liam, 40, from Surrey, proposed in an infinity mirror room in…
Fujifilm's Market Share Gain Over Nikon Misleading, Mirrorless Data Shows other
Recent data from Nikkei Industry Map indicated that Fujifilm overtook Nikon as the third-largest digital camera maker, with Nikon's market share dropping from 11.7% to 8.9% and…
Mare Vostrum: Eleonora D’Angelo’s Photographs Explore Mediterranean Overtourism at Forte Santa Tecla exhibition
The exhibition titled Mare Vostrum. Mare, turismo e paesaggio will commence on September 4, 2026, at Forte Santa Tecla in Sanremo, Italy, showcasing the work of photographer…
Tegene Kunbi on Silence, Roots, and Ethiopia's Pavilion at Venice Biennale exhibition
In a conversation with Artribune, Ethiopian artist Tegene Kunbi elaborates on her exhibition 'Shapes of Silence' at the Ethiopia Pavilion, part of the 61st Venice Biennale, which…
24-Legged Fossil Insect Ancestor Found in Texas other
A recent study published in Nature on August 26 details a fossil found in Texas, identified as a transitional species between crustaceans and insects, named Chosha praecursor.…
‘The White Lotus’ Season Four Shakes Up Luxury Travel on the French Riviera other
HBO's acclaimed satire, The White Lotus, which has won an Emmy, is set to transform the luxury travel scene in its upcoming fourth season, taking place during the Cannes Film…
Yasmin van Dorp's 'The Spectacle' Exposes Tourist Photo Rituals in Nature other
Dutch filmmaker Yasmin van Dorp's documentary 'The Spectacle,' featured by The New Yorker, offers an unflinching look at how tourists and aspiring directors stage elaborate photo…
Lucia Simek Named Glasstire Guest Editor, Reflects on Dallas Art Scene institutional
Lucia Simek has been named Guest Editor of Glasstire, a prominent online arts publication in Texas. In a recent conversation with Leslie Moody Castro, she reflected on her…
Fujifilm and Google Launch New Google Photos Print Store digital
Fujifilm has unveiled a new co-branded print storefront named "Fujifilm for Google Photos Print Store," aimed at providing Google Photos users with physical photo printing…
Enki Bilal: A Multifaceted Artist in L'ŒIL's September 2026 Issue artist
The September 2026 issue of L'ŒIL (No. 798) features a profile of Enki Bilal, a renowned comic book author, painter, and filmmaker. The article, written by Isabelle Manca-Kunert,…
Christian Lacroix: Fashion Designer and Illustrator other
The article, published in L'ŒIL n°798 on September 1, 2026, is a profile of Christian Lacroix, the renowned French fashion designer and illustrator. Written by Christine Coste,…
Chaumont-sur-Loire: A Marvelous Exhibition at the Domaine exhibition
The Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire is hosting an exhibition titled 'Chaumont et merveilles' until November 1, 2026. The exhibition, located in the Loir-et-Cher department (41), was…
L'ŒIL's September 2026 Issue Asks: Where Are the Women? publication
The September 2026 issue of the French art magazine L'ŒIL (No. 798) features an article titled "Où sont les femmes ?" (Where are the women?), written by Marie Plantin. The…
Annette Messager au pluriel: L'ŒIL's September Issue Feature publication
The September 2026 issue of L'ŒIL (No. 798) includes an article titled 'Annette Messager au pluriel' by Marie Plantin. The article is featured in the French art magazine and is…

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