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Growing Trend Among Climate Activists: Targeting Great Artworks of the Western Past

David Boos July 5, 2022

Climate activists have been using attempted vandalism of great art works as a new way to stir up emotions. At the increased rate of incidents, it may only be a matter of time until something irreplaceable gets damaged or destroyed.

Antisemitic Scandal at documenta 15 Sends Shockwaves Through German Art World

David Boos July 3, 2022

The installation of an almost 100m² painting with anti-semitic motifs at the world art show documenta 15 has caused outrage in Germany.

The Ethics of Aesthetics

Karl Gustel Wärnberg June 27, 2022

Art is meant to elevate us. It provides a mirror through which we see ourselves anew and glimpse the structures of our predicament.

Louvre: Former Head Charged for Complicity in Art Trafficking

David Boos June 27, 2022

Recent investigations into art trafficking have led to charges against the former president of the Louvre Jean-Luc Martinez.

Dalí’s Wax Christ Sculpture Resurfaces After More Than Four Decades

David Boos May 22, 2022

An original wax sculpture by Salvador Dalí has been discovered after more than 40 years in a private collector’s vault.

Christie’s Toured Masterpiece by Edgar Degas Using Hologram Technology

David Boos May 19, 2022

To promote a masterpiece of Edgar Degas for an upcoming auction, Christie’s decided not to physically ship the sculpture around the globe, but instead opted for holographic projections of the work.

The Political Economy of Speed

Carlos Perona Calvete April 28, 2022

World order will tend to follow its own momentum. Rivals to U.S. hegemony like China do not, therefore, represent an alternative world-order, but an alternative bid for leadership over developing structures of biopolitical control.

London Art Gallery Adds ‘Woke’ Labels to Masterpieces

David Boos April 22, 2022

Édouard Manet’s world-famous “A Bar at the Folies-Bergère” is the latest piece of art to receive a ‘woke’ trigger warning for its “unsettling” presence of a male in the painting.

Socialite Scammer Exhibits Drawings at New York Art Show For $10,000 a Piece

David Boos April 13, 2022

Proceeds from the sale of scammer Anna Sorokin’s drawings are intended to cover her legal costs, with 15% of the revenue to be donated to an “unspecified children’s charity.”

The Soul within the Beast

Harrison Pitt April 3, 2022

No beast is troubled by the fact of being a beast, still less moved to produce art expressing such anxiety. Even in our most savage conduct, human beings are nothing like wild animals. We are distinctly human, at times even fiendishly artistic, in our beastliness.

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Growing Trend Among Climate Activists: Targeting Great Artworks of the Western Past

Antisemitic Scandal at documenta 15 Sends Shockwaves Through German Art World

The Ethics of Aesthetics

Louvre: Former Head Charged for Complicity in Art Trafficking

Dalí’s Wax Christ Sculpture Resurfaces After More Than Four Decades

Christie’s Toured Masterpiece by Edgar Degas Using Hologram Technology

The Political Economy of Speed

London Art Gallery Adds ‘Woke’ Labels to Masterpieces

Socialite Scammer Exhibits Drawings at New York Art Show For $10,000 a Piece

The Soul within the Beast

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