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London Gallery Giants Expand Despite Market Challenges: Sadie Coles, Maureen Paley, and Stuart Shave Open Major New Spaces
Sayart October 16, 2025
Three of London's most influential gallerists are making bold moves to expand their presence in the capital, defying skeptics who question the strength of the London art market. Ma ...
Massive Ice Sculpture Spelling 'Democracy' Melts Away on National Mall to Symbolize America's Weakening Democratic System
Sayart October 16, 2025
A massive ice sculpture spelling out the word "democracy" was unveiled on the National Mall on Wednesday, creating a powerful visual statement about the current state of American p ...
National Gallery of Australia to Host Major Indigenous Art Exhibition After Clearing Artists of Interference Allegations
Sayart October 16, 2025
The National Gallery of Australia will proceed with a major First Nations art exhibition in 2026, three years after an independent investigation cleared indigenous artists from the ...
Intimate Snapshots: Helmut Newton's 'Polaroids' Exhibition Opens in Munich
Sayart October 16, 2025
The Versicherungskammer Kulturstiftung in Munich is presenting an unprecedented glimpse into the creative process of legendary photographer Helmut Newton through an exhibition titl ...
Tate Britain Showcases Major Edward Burra Retrospective After Four Decades
Sayart October 16, 2025
Tate Britain is presenting the first major London retrospective in forty years of Edward Burra (1905-1976), one of Britain's most enigmatic and incisive figurative artists. The com ...
City of Elstra Receives Special Gift on 25th Anniversary of Beloved Painter Otto Garten's Death
Sayart October 16, 2025
The small German city of Elstra has received a remarkable tribute to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the death of its most famous son, painter Otto Garten. During a memorial ev ...
Berlin's Gropius Bau Showcases Diane Arbus Retrospective, Reconnecting with Its Photography Legacy
Sayart October 16, 2025
The Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin has unveiled an innovative retrospective dedicated to Diane Arbus, one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. The exhibition, t ...
Korean Cultural Center in UAE Hosts Special Chuseok Festival Market Event
Sayart October 16, 2025
The Korean Cultural Center in the UAE is inviting the public to participate in "Souq Chuseok," a special cultural celebration honoring Korea's traditional mid-autumn harvest festiv ...
Korean Cultural Center in UAE Hosts Traditional Songpyeon Making Workshop for Chuseok Celebration
Sayart October 16, 2025
The Korean Cultural Center in the United Arab Emirates is hosting a special hands-on workshop where participants can learn to make songpyeon, traditional Korean half-moon rice cake ...
Korean Cultural Center in Abu Dhabi Hosts Anti-Aging K-Beauty Workshop for UAE Residents
Sayart October 16, 2025
The Korean Cultural Center in Abu Dhabi is hosting a specialized anti-aging workshop focused on Korean beauty techniques, marking the first time Korean-style skincare routines have ...
PhotoMonth London 2025: Zed Nelson Explores 'The Anthropocene Illusion' in New Exhibition
Sayart October 16, 2025
British photographer Zed Nelson will present his latest work, "The Anthropocene Illusion," at PhotoMonth London 2025, showcasing six years of photography that examines how humanity ...
PhotoMonth London 2025 Showcases Francesco Ragazzi's 'Broadway Market' Photo Book Capturing East London's Vibrant Community
Sayart October 16, 2025
A new photography book titled "Broadway Market" by Francesco Ragazzi, published by Specola/Books, offers an intimate glimpse into the bustling life at 25 Broadway Market in East Lo ...
PhotoMonth London 2025: Four Corners Presents 'A World Apart' - Documenting East End's Transformation from 1970-76
Sayart October 16, 2025
Four Corners, the Creative Center for Film and Photography, is presenting "A World Apart," a compelling exhibition that captures a pivotal moment of transformation in London's East ...
Photographer Zed Nelson Explores Humanity's Artificial Relationship with Nature in New Exhibition
Sayart October 16, 2025
British photographer Zed Nelson will present his latest work, "The Anthropocene Illusion," at PhotoMonth London 2025, offering a striking examination of how humans have created art ...
PhotoMonth London 2025 Showcases 'Longing' Exhibition Featuring Nine International Photography Projects at Mile End Park
Sayart October 16, 2025
PhotoMonth London 2025 will establish its main pavilion at The Arts Pavilion in Mile End Park, where four exhibitions will be presented simultaneously. The festival's programming h ...
Chinese Theme Park Issues Apology After Disturbing Sculptures Go Viral and Spark Public Outrage
Sayart October 16, 2025
A theme park in southwestern China has issued a public apology and removed several controversial sculptures after visitors and social media users condemned the artworks as disturbi ...
French Artist Protests Censorship of Nude Mural Near Bangkok's Patpong District
Sayart October 16, 2025
A French artist has condemned what she calls hypocrisy after a hotel censored her mural depicting a nude figure near Bangkok's famous red-light district. Myrtille Tibayrenc, who wa ...
The Cure Reveals 13 New Songs and Announces Live Concert Film from Troxy Performance
Sayart October 16, 2025
Legendary British rock band The Cure has announced they have recorded 13 songs for their highly anticipated new album, while also revealing plans for a live concert film capturing ...
Tyler Mitchell's Photography Exhibition Explores Beauty and Empowerment in Black Life Through Artistic Vision
Sayart October 16, 2025
Photographer Tyler Mitchell is showcasing a decade of groundbreaking work that presents new visual narratives of Black life, focusing on beauty, intimacy, and empowerment as centra ...
Ouest-France Website Experiences Technical Error, Service Restoration Underway
Sayart October 16, 2025
French news website Ouest-France encountered a technical error that temporarily disrupted its online services, preventing users from accessing current news content. The popular new ...

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