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artnews.com

Environmental groups fear that a proposed Guggenheim in the Basque region would be detrimental to the reserve's delicate ecosystem.

artsy.net

Artsy's editorial content unpacks the art world through on-the-ground coverage, studio visits, market news, original films, and art-historical explainers.

artforum.com

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news.artnet.com

Eileen Kinsella joined Artnet News in 2014, covering a wide range of topics linked to the international art market, including major auctions, art fairs, museum and gallery exhibitions and legal issues that affect value, authenticiy, and ownership. Prior to Artnet she worked for ARTnews magazine, TheStreet.com, and the Wall Street Journal. She has moderated numerous art panels and has appeared as a guest on CNBC, Reuters, BBC, and BBC radios. She served as host of the 2025 podcast, Art World Infamy, produced by Sonia Manalili and Artnet.

theartnewspaper.com

The Art Newspaper is the journal of record for the visual arts world, covering international news and events.

moma.org

Upcoming MoMA events, films, lectures, workshops, and more, including a calendar of member-exclusive and family programming.

brooklynrail.org

Join us at Art Cake (214 40th St, Brooklyn, NY 11232) for a poetry reading and reception on the occasion of the closing of Singing in Unison, Part 12: Painting in Space, curated by Michael David.

metmuseum.org

The Met presents over 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy.

e-flux.com

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thisiscolossal.com

In a lovely clash of anatomy and antiquity, artist Kit Paulson (previously) forms impossibly fragile objects entirely from glass. By referencing historical artworks through lace patterns, or traversing the structures of blood veins and bones found in the human body, she externalizes the internal and reveals hidden visceral structures all around us. She pushes theContinue reading "Anatomy and History Collide in Borosilicate Glass Sculptures by Kit Paulson"