2023 Underground Art Market Report
Click here to sign up to our free newsletters! RACIST graffiti, including a swastika and white supremacist slogans, has appeared in Elgin’s Cooper Park. The graffiti includes infamous white supremacist slogans, a swastika, as well as the use of a racial slur. Councillor Jérémie Fernandes …
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Blockchain technology has revolutionized various industries, and one of the most exciting applications is Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). NFTs have garnered significant attention for their ability to tokenize unique assets and facilitate ownership representation on the blockchain. Among the platforms that have gained recognition in the …
Read MoreIn 2023 comics are a billion dollar business, not just the movies that are based on them either. Only two years ago the comics book sales in North America soared over $2 billion for the first time, marking a peak in the current love affair …
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Spanish ‘anti-tourist’ vandals slash tyres and graffiti luxury cars with UK number plates in Marbella as Brits are told to ‘go back to your country’ in online posts At least three vehicles have been targeted on the resort’s exclusive Golden Mile Comes amid a growing …
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The iLEAD Charter School Network received a $23,800 Arts Ed Collective Advancement Grant from the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture that will allow it to greatly expand digital arts education and exposure to the arts for underserved communities in three of its …
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Freddy Taylor says serving time at the now-former Guelph Correctional Centre started out as a very dark period in his life, but ended with a renewed passion for life and art. Taylor, 78, was taken from his home in Curve Lake as a child and forced to go …
Read MoreWhen I paid a visit to the Legion of Honor museum in San Francisco, I wasn’t prepared for the abject beauty and craftsmanship on display at Guo Pei’s Couture Fantasy exhibit. So much so that I spent three hours moving from piece to piece, drawing …
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With relations between China and the West as fraught as they are today, the August 4 spraying of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda slogans over one of the most public symbols of artistic freedom in London was never going to pass unnoticed. While the Chinese …
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More than a year after a nearby fire took out its storefront, Eye’s Gallery is starting anew, writes Nikki DeMentri for CBS News Philadelphia. For more than 50 years, Eye’s Gallery has been a South Street staple. First opened in 1968, the boutique was sparked …
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In the basement of the Harvard Law School is a box containing the pages of the Angolite – an award-winning prison newspaper covering topics from prison policy to the societal cost of mass incarceration. The pages are filled with block print illustrations and showcase poetry …
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