2023 Underground Art Market Report
For more than 20 years, a creative arts education center has been investing in the lives of children living in the inner city of Milwaukee. Above the Clouds provides free dance, music, and creative arts classes to anyone who’s interested. Our own Steph Brown headed …
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The contemporary artist Mona Hatoum explores topics like political conflicts, displacement, and defamiliarization in her work. By transforming familiar, ordinary objects into works that seem foreign or threatening, her art reflects the complex relationship between individuals, their bodies, and the world that surrounds them. …
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Our appointment is set for 3 p.m. in the Piazza Mercato, in the heart of Naples, on a hot September day that feels like August. It’s a sunny, deserted and silent square, where three big trucks and two vans are parked. The crew is busy …
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Zoerman’s Zombies is a haunted 3D experience complete with animatronics, jump scares, and art. Located next to ART 634, the attraction is in an abandoned building once used for prison labor, where historic deplorable conditions have some believing the building is haunted. The experience is …
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For the third time, French authorities are taking aim at legacy art dealer and collector Guy Wildenstein, who for years has been accused of hiding a trove of masterworks thought to be in his family’s collection through tax fraud and money laundering, according to the New …
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In 2016, I attended Artangel’s ‘Inside: Artists and Writers in Reading Prison’ exhibition, which took as its departing point the incarceration of Oscar Wilde for ‘gross indecency’ in 1895. As part of a series of readings and tours, famous artists, writers, and public figures were …
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Unrepentant. That’s how federal prosecutors described Mark Anthony Gyetvay at his sentencing just before District Judge Joan N. Ericksen sentenced him to 86 months in prison for his efforts to conceal assets and income from tax authorities. Gyetvay was convicted of failing to file a …
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Your calendar makes it official, Saturday is the first day of autumn. There’s also the opening of Reeling, the Day of the Dead exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art and dinosaurs in the western ‘burbs. This free and family-friendly festival celebrating art, music …
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