MoMA Trustee Leon Black Faces Second RapeAllegation
Black stepped down as MoMA’s board chair amid controversy over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Pantone Names ‘Viva Magenta’ 2023’s Color of the Year, Prophesies the Rise of the ‘Magentaverse’
Notably, the company did not go with a pink that would signify the popularity of “Barbiecore.”
Warhol Foundation Announces Recipients of 2022 Arts WriterGrants
The annual grant is focused on supporting arts criticism.
Jacolby Satterwhite, For Freedoms, Patrick Martinez, and More to Produce Art for LA3C, Penske Media’s New Culture and Creativity Festival
The festival will run from December 10 to 11.
Suspect Charged for Spraying Fake Blood at Toulouse-Lautrec Painting inBerlin
The incident is not believed to be connected to the ongoing climate protests.
Tom Phillips, British Artist and Polymath Who Found Many Admirers, Dies at85
His masterpiece remains A Humument, his sprawling reworking of a Victorian novel.
Environmental Activists Threaten to Start Slashing Paintings If Action Is Not Taken to Stop ClimateChange
The potential action takes its inspiration from similar suffragette protests.
Ancient Egyptian Amulet Is Unearthed During Field Trip Near TelAviv
The scarab dates back 3,000 years and was found in the ground.
Miami’s Crypto-Loving Mayor Visits the Gateway, a Five-Day NFTFestival
Attendees didn’t think that a few months of bad business hindered larger dreams.
Damaged Copy of ‘Salvator Mundi’ Sells for More Than $1 M. at Christie’s
It had been given a high estimate of less than $16,000.