Issue 28

The Artlander – a day ago

Our Curatorial Team Takes A Deeper Look At Some Of The Fair’s Insightful Presentations

Have you paid a VR visit to the iconic Miami Beach fair tent yet? We investigate some of the poignant, insightful and ingenious presentations on display.

Artland Magazine – a day ago

William Pym’s Standards & Practices Vol.8: Palace Intrigue

The shake ups of the modern art world drive the industry narratives. Gavin Brown’s closure was the bombshell of this season, but his iconclastic brilliance will pass into lore.

Artland Magazine – a day ago

Where Should Art History Go in the Future? As Survey Courses Change, the Past Evolves

Curricular changes rarely make headlines even in the confines of a college town, but after Yale University’s art history department announced plans to revamp its introductory survey courses with global offerings less focused on Europe and the United States, the news prompted a national outcry.

Art News – 3 days ago

Picasso Mural Removed From Oslo’s Y-block Despite International Protest

Despite objections around the world from preservationists, politicians, prominent curators, and tens of thousands of petition-signers, the Norwegian government has detached the concrete mural by Pablo Picasso that has adorned a building in Oslo’s downtown Regjeringskvartalet quarter for fifty years.

Art Forum – 3 days ago

Galleries and Fairs Are Turning to Virtual Reality to Connect with Collectors

In the months since COVID-19 shut down most traditional in-person avenues for viewing and purchasing art, virtual reality (VR)—along with its associated forms of extended (XR) and alternate reality (AR)—has become increasingly prevalent not just as a medium for creation, but also as a tool for conducting business.

Artsy – 3 days ago