2023 Underground Art Market Report
By Emily Gaines Buchler / Published Sept 26, 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots like ChatGPT can solve math problems, draft computer code, write essays, and create digital art—all in mere seconds. But the knowledge and information spewed by the large language models are not always …
Read MoreCharles Darwin University A Charles Darwin University (CDU) arts program could soon give corrections impacted students the opportunity to work towards a degree. Since 2019 Dr Adelle Sefton-Rowston has been teaching women in the Darwin Correctional Centre how to express themselves through writing and the …
Read MoreThe SEC has announced it has brought and settled charges against Stoner Cats 2 LLC (SC2), the company behind Ethereum-based NFT project Stoner Cats – a generative collection of 10,420 illustrated cat themed NFTs that SC2 minted in July 2021 to fund its production of …
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DENVER (KDVR) — A competitive live art event that has hosted over 2,000 battles around the world is coming to Denver on Thursday. Six local artists will paint in the Secret Walls x Denver Walls illustration battle at sunset at Yardbird Table and Bar, located …
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By Elaine Briseño (September 26, 2023, 5:34 PM EDT) — The non-fungible tokens on DraftKings’ marketplace don’t qualify as securities because buyers do not share in the profits and risks of the company by purchasing them, the sports betting giant argued in a motion to …
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ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Art Museum closed early Tuesday and will remain closed Wednesday due to a power outage. A spokesperson with the art museum said that around noon Tuesday, a transformer went out of service and caused the power outage. The art …
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV) – A power outage has forced the St. Louis Art Museum to be closed through Wednesday. The museum closed before 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday as a result of the power outage. According to the Ameren Outage map, two outages were reported …
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“Beauty is in the Street” declares a poster of a young woman, rendered in red against a white backdrop, hurling a brick into the air. The exhibition invites people to consider the power of art to change the world. The pro-revolutionary poster was among thousands …
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Each year in Chicago, Mexican-American families set up altars filled with flowers, food and drinks in memory of friends and family who have passed away. So when the National Museum of Mexican Art in Pilsen opened its doors in 1987, curators decided to honor the …
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The Japanese superstar artist and entrepreneur Takashi Murakami has long presumed to do battle with the monstrosities of consumer culture in his pop-art paintings and sculptures. He has also developed himself and his work into a major brand. He even has a logo: a hybrid …
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