2023 Underground Art Market Report
Wole Soyinka is writer-warrior: at 89, he still has his abundant hair, lanky frame and lavish beard, which give him the look of a charming mad scientist. Born in 1934 in Abeokuta, in the forested land of the Yoruba region of southwestern Nigeria, he was …
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Member Article Temple Bright advises digital art certification innovator Artclear through rapid growth Tech City law firm Temple Bright is working with the growing art certification technology business Artclear, headquartered in London. Coming from the world of payments and settlements of high value financial transactions, …
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When it comes to theater, you can’t beat William Shakespeare. Drama, comedy, history and romance — he wrote it all and remains one of the premier English playwrights in modern times. So, tread carefully when you decide to skewer him on stage with, of all …
Read MoreInvesting in the Metaverse: Should You Be Investing After the NFT Fail? – Expert Summary Summary The recent fluctuations and concerns surrounding the NFT market have left potential investors wondering if the Metaverse is still a viable investment. However, it’s important to understand that NFTs …
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On stage, with the bright lights shining in Kiki Smith’s eyes, she can’t really see our expressions. But if she happens to glimpse our smiles as she sings and plays her guitar — “it makes me feel good.” On Monday night, Smith, 35, played covers …
Read MoreWiltshire Council has granted approval for cleaning work on the Town Bridge on Bath Road in Devizes. The application was part of the Canal and River Trust’s proposed campaign of graffiti removal works following a rise of vandalism to heritage structures affecting the Kennet and Avon …
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In an unprecedented celebration of street culture and contemporary art, Études is thrilled to announce its groundbreaking partnership with the Palais de Tokyo. This collaboration, a testament to both entities’ dedication to the electrifying vibrancy of street art, culminates in the exhibition “La morsure des …
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An artist has spoken of his disappointment over the approaching end of a huge legal street art scheme in Nottingham. National Highways’ first legal street art scheme started at Brown’s Tunnel’s under the Clifton flyover in 2022, but it will end on Saturday, October 21, …
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Digital art therapy could prove vital for survivors of violence and trauma who cannot access face-to-face support, experts have said. Using mobile applications, virtual reality, computers and tablets, the technique provides art therapy remotely. Experts at the Art Therapy Conference in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday …
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Know, O children, that there was a time when coffee tables across the nation were covered with magazines – Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Companion, True, Look, Reader’s Digest. Field & Stream, and so many others – and those magazines carried a dozen or so …
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