Large-Scale Print Achieves $1,119,000 Amid International Bidding on November 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Doyle set a new world auction record for Jean-Michel Basquiat’s 1983 print Back of the Neck on Wednesday, November 1. International bidding drove the large-scale, hand-colored screenprint soaring over …
Read MorePreservation board urges city to reject Portland Museum of Art’s effort to raze 142 Free St.
At its Wednesday meeting, the Portland Historic Preservation Board voted unanimously to reject a proposal by the Portland Museum of Art to reclassify its building at 142 Free St. as a “non-contributing” structure in the Congress Street Historic District. The proposal was part of the …
Read MoreBrands & NFTs: How Web3 Is A Game Changer For Brand Growth
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Read MoreThe digital art installation redefining the workplace
02/11/2023 Delivering unique visions takes a lot of know-how and a leap of faith. Neil Dickinson explains how a new permanent digital art installation breaks the mould at a UK corporate HQ. Workplaces aren’t just workplaces anymore. Across the board, be it a retail environment, …
Read MoreRarible Launches RaribleX: A Marketplace-As-A-Service Product To Bring NFTs To The Masses
Loading… Loading… Loading… Rarible announced the launch of RaribleX on Wednesday, an NFT marketplace solution meant to empower consumer brands and developers in Web2 and Web3 with a turnkey solution that helps them launch and grow digital communities through NFTs. Alex Salnikov, co-founder of Rarible, …
Read MoreThe Art of Peace: Community Justice & Moderation Center fundraiser
BLOOMINGTON – Come to the Table – The Art of Peace is the Community Justice & Moderation Center’s (CJAM) annual fundraiser for 2023. The event will take place Thursday, November 9, from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m., at the John Waldron Arts Center, with appetizers, …
Read MoreCollectors Are Becoming Increasingly Cautious in a ‘Volatile’ World, New Survey Says
Collectors are becoming increasingly cautious with their purchases, according to a new report put out by Art Basel and UBS. The report, authored by cultural economist Clare McAndrew, surveyed 2,800 high-net-worth (HNW) art collectors and focuses on recent trends in the art market. Noah Horowitz, …
Read MoreFort Wetherill is a hub for graffiti artists — and might be the DEM’s biggest maintenance challenge to date
JAMESTOWN, R.I. — Fort Wetherill in Jamestown sits atop 100-foot-high granite cliffs overlooking Newport Harbor. Lapping waves hug the base of the former military site, now a state park known for its sprawling views and enticing recreation for hikers, divers, boaters, and picnickers. But embedded …
Read MoreHarlem Vandal Indicted After Antisemitic Synagogue Graffiti: DA
HARLEM, NY – The East Harlem man accused of scrawling antisemitic graffiti on three Upper East Side synagogues and an ambulance in August was indicted on Tuesday, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced. Lenny De La Rosa, 21, was indicted on four counts of criminal …
Read MoreNew Bedford artists featured in ‘On the Wall: Street Art’ autograph their work
New Bedford artists autograph their art in ‘On the Wall: Street Art’ News Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals Meggs sign pages next to her piece of art featured in the “On the Wall: Street Art” book at Kilburn Mill on Oct. 28. Provided …
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