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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TERREMOTO: il collettivo di 28 paesaggisti californiani che progetta giardini "per la civiltà successiva"
architecture-design
Il collettivo di paesaggisti TERREMOTO, fondato da 28 professionisti con 12 anni di esperienza, si muove tra Los Angeles e San Francisco seguendo un manifesto anticonformista: «In…
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Pablo Victor Brings "Voir le jour" to La Divine Comédie in Paris
other
Pablo Victor, described as a rising figure in French slam, presents "Voir le jour" at La Divine Comédie in Paris. The show follows Victor Pablo as he returns home after an…
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Fenne Lily's "Win Win": Indiefolk nach Umzug und Trennung
publication
Fenne Lily, eine britische Musikerin, veröffentlichte ihr viertes Album "Win Win". Die zehn Stücke sind von einem Umzug nach New York, einer unerwarteten Trennung und der…
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Cos Autumn/Winter 2026 Campaign Shot by Mark Kean on New York Streets
other
Cos has launched its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, captured by AnOther contributor Mark Kean in New York City. Featured in the campaign are models Awar Odhiang, Jacqui Hooper, Leon…
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Explainer: Why Divorce Discovery Can Include Years of Ordinary Purchases
other
FAD Magazine's article explains that the financial discovery process during divorce can take years and may even encompass routine expenses, such as trips to warehouse clubs. It…
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Frieze London 2026: Style Notes from the VIP Opening Day
festival-fair
At Frieze London 2026, the first VIP day saw the international art world gather in two large white tents in Regent's Park. The contemporary art section was crowded, yet attendees…
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Joanna Lewicka inszeniert Senecas "Thyestes" in Schwerin mit Laienchor
other
Im Jahr 2024 wurde Joanna Lewicka mit dem Deutschen Theaterpreis Der Faust für ihre Inszenierung von "Antigone" am Theater Plauen-Zwickau ausgezeichnet. Zudem feierte sie ihr…
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New Book Reveals Theo van Gogh Organized Monet's First London Solo Show in 1889
publication
A letter from Claude Monet: A Life in Letters discloses that Theo van Gogh was responsible for organizing Monet's inaugural solo exhibition in London in 1889. On 3 May 1889, Monet…
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ASML Expands into Hybrid Bonding with 27 Patent Families, SemiAnalysis Reports
ai-technology
ASML, a Dutch firm known for its semiconductor equipment, is diving into hybrid bonding, a method that allows for tighter electrical connections by directly joining chips or…
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Navi Pillay Wins Nobel Peace Prize as Rejection of 'Might Is Right' Doctrine
award
Navi Pillay has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, a decision framed as a direct rebuke to the doctrine that might makes right. The award is seen as a response to mounting…
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Radenko Milak's 'Proximity' at Fondazione D'ARC: Watercolors of a Future Not Yet Visible
exhibition
On October 16, 2026, Radenko Milak's exhibition titled 'Proximity' was inaugurated at Fondazione D'ARC in Rome, under the curation of Giuliana Benassi. This showcase presents…
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Sculpture by the Sea Opens in Bondi with Andre Braun's 'Surface Breach'
exhibition
On Friday, October 16, 2026, the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition commenced in Bondi, Sydney, Australia, featuring the artwork Surface Breach by artist Andre Braun. This annual…
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Photographer Brian Johnston Captures Rare Albinistic White Stag After Two-Year Search
other
Brian Johnston, a wildlife photographer, successfully photographed an ultra-rare albinistic red deer, known as a white hart, in his local area last weekend. Johnston had been…
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Fundación Juan March Examines Mosaics of the Greek and Roman World in Four-Part Lecture Series
institutional
The Fundación Juan March in Madrid will launch a series of four lectures focused on ancient mosaic art, beginning on October 20, 2026. The first presentation, titled “El origen…
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Elon Musk's Power Games and the Flying Tesla Roadster
other
A Süddeutsche Zeitung culture piece argues that Elon Musk has damaged his own position through his power games, and links this to the claim that the new Tesla can fly. The…
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Fondation Custodia Explores Artist Friendships Through 19th-Century Drawings
exhibition
Opening on 17 October 2023 at the Fondation Custodia in Paris, the exhibition titled "Mes chers amis" showcases approximately one hundred drawings from the 19th century,…
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Street Fighter Film Adaptation Splits Critics, Cast and Fans Defend Fan-First Approach
other
The live-action Street Fighter film, helmed by Kitao Sakurai, features Noah Centineo as Ken Masters and Andrew Koji as Ryu, whose bond has deteriorated. Callina Liang portrays…
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July Revolution of 1830: How France Overthrew Charles X and Crowned Louis-Philippe
cultural-heritage
On July 25, 1830, King Charles X enacted decrees that imposed press censorship, disbanded the Chamber of Deputies, and limited voting rights to affluent landowners. These measures…
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Picasso Exhibition with 80 Original Works Opens at Sesc Palladium in Belo Horizonte
exhibition
From October 24 to December 13, 2026, Sesc Palladium in Belo Horizonte will host the exhibition "Picasso, a construção de um gênio," marking Sesc's 80th anniversary. This showcase…
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Francesco Bonami Named Artistic Director of Moscow's GES-2 House of Culture
institutional
This week, it was announced that Francesco Bonami, an Italian curator who holds US citizenship, will take on the role of artistic director at GES-2 House of Culture in Moscow.…
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Paco Martín Domínguez: Colored Pencil Hyperrealism and the Discipline of Looking
artist
Paco Martín Domínguez, a Spanish hyperrealist artist, has dedicated fifteen years to his craft, primarily utilizing colored pencils as if they were fine-art paint. His artistic…
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Paige Bueckers and Sadie Barnette Discuss Basketball, Art, and the Myth of Perfection
publication
In a thoughtful dialogue, multimedia artist Sadie Barnette and Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers explored the connections between basketball and art, both concluding that striving…
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Clara Wu Tsai Expands Brooklyn Art Encounters at Barclays Center with Sarah Sze and LaToya Ruby Frazier Commissions
institutional
Clara Wu Tsai, co-owner of Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, has built Brooklyn Art Encounters into a multi-year initiative bringing contemporary art to Barclays Center. Its…
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CULTURED Launches 'Are You Hiring?' Column With Anonymous Freelance Writer on Media Economics
publication
CULTURED magazine has introduced "Are You Hiring?", a monthly column examining creative careers, compensation, and sustainability. The debut installment features an anonymous…
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Chef Imogen Kwok Shares Her London: The Cosmic House, Dover Street Market, Mountain and Cafe Oto
publication
Imogen Kwok, an innovative chef known for her food that resembles still-life art, has collaborated with top brands like Loewe, Georg Jensen, Loro Piana, Miu Miu, Hermès, and…
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Colin King Moves from Minimalist Loft to Art-Filled Chelsea Apartment
other
Colin King, a tastemaker, has relocated from a minimalist loft to a new residence in Chelsea, Manhattan. The apartment is described as an aerie filled with choice finds,…
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Nicer Tuesdays London Returns with Yinka Ilori, Daryn and Wonderhood Studios
other
Nicer Tuesdays London is set for 3 November at EartH Hackney, with tickets now available. The lineup includes multi-disciplinary artist Yinka Ilori, illustrator Daryn…
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Deschutes County Central Library at Stevens Ranch by Miller Hull and STEELE Associates Opens 2026
architecture-design
Scheduled for completion in 2026, the new Deschutes County Central Library at Stevens Ranch in Oregon spans more than 9,200 square meters across three levels and is designed by…
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PRINT Awards 2026 Names 89 Winners Across 28 Design Categories
award
The 46th PRINT Awards celebrated 89 honorees across 28 distinct categories. In the Advertising sector, first place was awarded to Combo (New York, NY) for their "AWAY, Get Away"…
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Tom Di Nardo, Philadelphia Classical Music and Jazz Critic, Dies at 89
other
Tom Di Nardo, a renowned music critic who contributed to Philadelphia publications for 43 years, passed away on Saturday, Sept. 19, in Italy due to a brain hemorrhage at the age…
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Horizontal French Manicure Trend Gains Celebrity Following
other
The trend of the "horizontal" French manicure is gaining traction, with stars such as Sienna Spiro and Cynthia Erivo adopting the style. In contrast to the thick "deep" French…
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FAAP Opens Two Flávio de Carvalho Exhibitions in Ribeirão Preto and São Paulo
exhibition
In October 2026, the Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado (FAAP) will host two exhibitions focused on Brazilian modernist Flávio de Carvalho (1899–1973), under the curation of Marcos…
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Microdramas Pulled in $7 Billion in China in 2024 as AI Accelerates Production
digital
In 2024, Chinese microdramas, known as duanju, generated $7 billion, marking the first time they outperformed the domestic box office, as reported by Johnny Chan, a Senior…
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Berlin, London, München, Paris, Hamburg und Karlsruhe: Kunst-Höhepunkte am Wochenende
exhibition
Ab dem 17. Oktober präsentiert das KW Institute of Contemporary Art in Berlin die erste umfassende Ausstellung der 2019 verstorbenen britischen Künstlerin Susan Hiller mit dem…
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De Kooning Sets European Auction Record at Sotheby's London as Market Cools
market-auction
On 15 October, Sotheby's London achieved a European auction milestone with Willem de Kooning's 1977 oil on canvas, Untitled, which sold for £9.8m including fees after a hammer…
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Amman Design Week 2026 Returns After Seven Years with 220+ Creatives
festival-fair
After a seven-year break, Amman Design Week is back for its fourth edition, taking place until 17 October with the theme Accumulations. Hosted at the Hangar in Ras El Ain, the…
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DOJ and FTC Sue Ticket Broker REPS & Company Over 18.5 Million Tickets
other
On Thursday, a complaint was lodged by the U.S. Department of Justice alongside the Federal Trade Commission against ticket broker REPS & Company Inc. in the Southern District of…
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Visions: Reflections, Resonances, and Refractions — Échanges artistiques France–Singapour à la Fondation Fiminco
exhibition
From October 21 to November 1, 2026, the Fiminco Foundation in Romainville, near Paris, will be hosting an exhibition titled "Visions: Reflections, Resonances, and Refractions."…
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Anne-Marie Duff Stars in Helen Edmundson's Some Woman at National Theatre
other
Helen Edmundson's new play Some Woman, staged at the National Theatre in London, presents a Kafkaesque ordeal for a woman in her fifties. The production, described as a disturbing…
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Yunchan Lim Opens Wigmore Hall Cycle with Mozart Recital
opinion-review
Pianist Yunchan Lim performed a Mozart recital on the opening night of Wigmore Hall's cycle, delivering what was described as a dazzling display of massive emotion. The superstar…
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