2023 Underground Art Market Report
The great cartoonist Wally Wood once observed that not reading Ernie Bushmiller’s long-running newspaper comic strip, Nancy, is harder than reading it. Its minimalism makes the strip into something like a stop sign or a middle finger—it’s just there, all of a sudden, and you …
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LANCASTER — The City of Lancaster will spend up to $195,291 to purchase a 2023 Ford Super Duty F-550 graffiti truck to replace the existing 2005 Ford F450 graffiti truck used for graffiti removal. The city will use the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Contract awarded to …
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XRP Ledger has smashed a brand new record. Nearly a month ago, XRP Ledger successfully closed its 82 millionth ledger, a remarkable milestone. With approximately two million NFTs, XRPL is getting closer to another major milestone. The XLS-20 was launched about a year ago, in …
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NFTs are officially on life support. Practically Worthless NFTs are officially on life support. According to a recent report by crypto platform dappGambl called “Dead NFTs: The Evolving Landscape of the NFT Market,” 95 percent of the tokens are practically worthless today. The company found …
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Lori Waxman is an art reviewer in search of art to review. For nearly 20 years, the Chicago-based art historian, professor, and freelance art critic for the Chicago Tribune has visited cities across the U.S. (and beyond) to meet art-makers, consider their work, and type …
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LACONIA, N.H. — The Laconia State School has been hit with racist graffiti again, in what officials see as an escalation of prior vandalism because this time it names a prominent member of the city’s Jewish community. Local, state, and federal authorities are investigating the …
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Pepón Osorio’s beating heart was recently on display in New York, as part of his largest solo exhibition to date at the New Museum. After four decades as an artist, working predominantly as a storyteller in and for tight-knit communities of Latinx and Caribbean, working-class …
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Pepón Osorio’s beating heart was recently on display in New York, as part of his largest solo exhibition to date at the New Museum. After four decades as an artist, working predominantly as a storyteller in and for tight-knit communities of Latinx and Caribbean, working-class …
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If you have driven down a major Georgia street, there’s a good chance you’ve seen a billboard advertising Morgan & Morgan Law Firm. Many look like they have been graffitied — but there is more to this story than meets the eye. The billboards in …
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