2023 Underground Art Market Report
KEITH HARING: ART IS FOR EVERYBODY, at the Broad, Los Angeles, May 27–October 8, 2023. A. J. Urquidi brings you the details: On Saturday, August 19, I boarded the Long Beach Blue Line (now called the A Line, a fortuitous tribute to Manhattan’s West Side …
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Thursday, September 7, 2023 Last week, the SEC filed its first ever enforcement action on non-fungible tokens, charging a media and entertainment company with conducting an unregistered sale of NFTs called “Founder’s Keys.” Although the issuer, Impact Theory, immediately settled the enforcement action, the SEC’s apparent determination …
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As they head back to high school, a group of art students from around Richmond are feeling more confident about their skills following an eight-week summer program at a local nonprofit. “The reason that art is that magic special sauce is that you can add …
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These are unit and dollar sales rankings based on sales tracked at point-of-sale by the ComicHub system at stores selling American comics around the world. During the period for which these reports were generated, there were over 125 stores using the ComicHub system. As this …
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An amended complaint was filed on Thursday in the federal class action lawsuit against Shaquille O’Neal over his NFT project Astrals, and the basketball icon faces allegations of violating securities laws in connection to offering Solana-based assets and an associated token. The 111-page filing comes …
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Will County artists will showcase their talents at the Park Forest Art Fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 16 and 17 in downtown Park Forest on the Village Green. The artists hail from all over the Midwest and this year Joliet artists participating …
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Ian MacLean says his wife was taking a pleasant morning walk with their dog, Charley, when she was confronted with troubling messages in front of Trafalgar Public School on Wednesday morning; the first day of school. “She came across some trans hate messages both scrawled …
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BOSTON – Beyond Walls founder Al Wilson describes his leap into the non-profit world as a “perfect storm.” In 2016 he was a tech sales and operations leader opening offices around the country. In his travels, he frequently admired the way public art had the …
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for Lancaster County hosted a public sidewalk art event at The Mill at Telegraph on Thursday to promote “Chalk it Up for CASA”—A Street Chalk Art Competition. The event was put on to help get the …
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Concentration camp memorial sites are being defaced with swastikas and other antisemitic graffiti almost daily as the rise of the hard right in Germany emboldens extremists, the director of Buchenwald said. Jens-Christian Wagner, who heads the memorial at the former concentration camp near Weimar, said …
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