First Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Statue Unveiled, with a Smile and Three Corgis, in England
The first memorial statue to Queen Elizabeth II remembers the queen’s softer side.
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Venice Residents Protest New Entry Fee to the City
Venice has launched a €5 entry fee to curb the effects of excessive tourism, but local residents are against the move, calling it a “theme park” and claiming it will do nothing to curb the effects of…
Gladstone Gallery Now Represents the Estate of Lawrence Weiner in New York
A pioneer of Conceptual art, Weiner died in 2021 at the age of 79.
Pro-Palestine Protest Staged Outside Israeli and American Pavilions at Venice Biennale
The demonstrators chanted “shame on you” and “Biden, Biden, you can’t hide. We charge you with genocide.”
Etel Adnan, Late Writer and Painter of Luminous Landscapes, is Honored with Google Doodle
In the illustration, Adnan is framed by her prodigious body of writing and famed abstract landscapes.
Dali Museum Launches Campaign Replicating Artist’s Voice Using AI
Visitors activate the AI Dalí by posing questions to a physical replica of his 1938 sculpture “Lobster Telephone”
French Sculptor Camille Claudel Steps Out from Rodin’s Shadow in New Getty Show
A student, model, muse and lover to Rodin who blossomed into his rival, she produced artwork every bit as radical and expressive as his.
A ‘Succession’-Level Series On Art Fraudster Inigo Philbrick is Coming to HBO
The series is based on an upcoming memoir from Orlando Whitfield, who was a close friend and business partner of Philbrick.
10 Shows to See in Venice During the Biennale, From a Pierre Huyghe Blockbuster to Art About Palestine
The world’s biggest art festival is hardly the only exhibition worth seeing in the city this summer.