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  26-12-2025 09:27 via zouchmagazine.com
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• NFT Paris and RWA Paris Shelved With One-Month Notice Due to ‘Crypto and NFT Market Collapse,’ Founder Says

  07-01-2026 13:11 via artnews.com
  NFT Paris, Europe’s biggest annual conference for the Web3, NFT, and digital ownership community, has been cancelled just a month before it was set to open at the Grande Halle de la Villette. The organizers said that current market conditions made the event financially impossible.“The [crypto and NFT] market collapse hit us hard,” NFT Paris’ founder, Alexandre Tsydenkov, wrote on LinkedIn on Tuesday. “Despite drastic cost cuts and months of trying to make it work, w
  
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• Hard Truths: Can an Artist Dally With Dubious Funding and Come Out Clean on the Other Side?

  07-01-2026 13:00 via artnews.com
  With a world in crisis and an art market spinning out of control, ace art-world consultants Chen & Lampert deliver hard truths in response to questions sent by Art in America readers from far and wide.My artist talent agent has been working hard pursuing a brand collaboration that will take me to the next level, and he landed an offer from a top-tier fashion brand to do an athleisure line based on my painting. I’m totally psyched, but there are easy-to-Google articl
  
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• Art could save your life! Five creative ways to make 2026 happier, healthier and more hopeful

  07-01-2026 06:00
  Engaging in creativity can reduce depression, improve immunity and delay ageing – all while you’re having funFor some reason, we have collectively agreed that new year is the time to reinvent ourselves. The problem, for many people, is that we’ve tried all the usual health kicks – running, yoga, meditation, the latest diets – even if we haven’t really enjoyed them, in a bid to improve our minds and bodies. But have any of us given as much thought to creativity
  
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• Was Sid Caesar’s Cancellation a Media Parable for Today?

  07-01-2026 05:51 via artsjournal.com
  It must mean a lot that I can remember watching Sid Caesar’s “Show of Shows” on TV with my parents as a young child. For one thing, I don’t recall watching anything else as a family. For another, Caesar’s “Show of Shows” went off the air in 1954 and I
  
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• Bob Monk, Longtime Gagosian Director and Quiet Market Force, Dies at 75

  06-01-2026 22:41 via artnews.com
  Bob Monk, a Gagosian director who was with the gallery for more than 20 years, working closely with artists such as Ed Ruscha and Richard Artschwager, died on December 15 at 75. His ex-wife, Wendy Monk, said the cause was complications from a heart condition.Monk was a quiet force of the New York art market, with a CV that included working for dealer Leo Castelli and Sotheby’s, to say little of the gallery that Monk himself cofounded. Across several decades, he established himself as a qui
  
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• Jaqueline Humphries Survey Plays Hide-and-Seek

  06-01-2026 21:54 via artnews.com
  I was previously unfamiliar with the architecture of the Aspen Art Museum, having visited only before the current building, designed by Shigeru Ban, opened in 2014. My ignorance turned out to be helpful, enabling me to be properly confused by Jacqueline Humphries’s painting installation TSLA (2025). I first saw it, the night before the artist’s survey show opened, through the plate glass wall at the museum’s entrance: five large canvases (8 by 7 1/2 feet), her usual near-square
  
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• Jacqueline Humphries Survey Plays Hide-and-Seek

  06-01-2026 21:54 via artnews.com
  I was previously unfamiliar with the architecture of the Aspen Art Museum, having visited only before the current building, designed by Shigeru Ban, opened in 2014. My ignorance turned out to be helpful, enabling me to be properly confused by Jacqueline Humphries’s painting installation TSLA (2025). I first saw it, the night before the artist’s survey show opened, through the plate glass wall at the museum’s entrance: five large canvases (8 by 7 1/2 feet), her usual near-square
  
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• Paris Art Dealer Found Guilty of Harassing France’s First Lady, Brigitte Macron

  06-01-2026 21:21 via artnews.com
  A particularly bizarre strain of conspiracy theory holds that prominent female celebrities, including musicians, athletes, and political figures, are secretly transgender. In a Paris court on Monday, a French art dealer was among 10 people found guilty of online harassment for falsely claiming that France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron was born as a boy named Jean-Michel Trogneux, which is the name of her older brother. The upset caused by public assertions about her gender led to a &ld
  
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• Ultimately, NPR Will Be Okay, Says Ari Shapiro

  06-01-2026 21:03 via arishapiro.substack.com
  “While NPR may be staring down a tough couple of years ahead, I think public radio is better positioned in the long run than most American news organizations right now.” – Substack
  
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• Venetian Palazzo Painted by Monet Goes Up for Sale—See Pictures of a Lot for the Ages

  06-01-2026 20:34 via artnews.com
  A Venetian palazzo painted by Claude Monet—with a riderless gondola floating in a fog of coolish hues—is up for sale via Christie’s International Real Estate. The location is on a premier stretch of the Grand Canal, and the price is “available upon request” (which did not meet with a response by press time).  Features include a boat ramp/boat dock, courtyard, terrace, and garden, and the provenance is rich: Near the end of the 15th century, the so-called Palazz
  
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• Cut Paste Print A History of Political Photomontage in the 20th Century

  06-01-2026 20:25 via artsjournal.com
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  A History of Political Photomontage in the 20th Century‘ rel=”nofollow”>This blogpost cannot adequately display the exhaustive content and brilliant design of “Couper, Coller, Imprimer,” the richly illustrated catalogue of an extraordinary photomontage exhibition at La Contemporaine in Nantes, France (running
  
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• How Sam Shepard Became The Star Playwright Of 1960s Off-Off-Broadway

  06-01-2026 20:01 via lithub.com
  “Shepard would astonishingly make his mark as an avant-garde playwright on the downtown scene with only a few months of networking and no production to his name. … ‘New York was like that in the Sixties,’ he said later. ‘You could write a one-act play and start doing it the next day.’” – Literary Hub
  
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• When Your Mind Goes Blank: What We’re Learning About Consciousness

  06-01-2026 19:44 via psyche.co
  Our consciousness roams, it can be focused on the here and now, or maybe the there and then, but it is always focused on something. Yet the experience of lulls in consciousness content challenges this assumption. – Psyche
  
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• France and Mexico Celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relationship with Loan Exchange of Pre-Hispanic Manuscripts

  06-01-2026 19:43 via artnews.com
  In May 2025, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Mexico City. It was Macron’s first official visit to Mexico, and was an important step in Mexico’s recent attempts to bolster trade relations with Europe.While much of the meeting focused on economic relations between the countries, Sheinbaum also announced that France and Mexico agreed to temporarily exchange a pair of handwritten codices. The Codex Azcatitlán, housed in Paris’
  
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• Denyce Graves On The Challenges Of Retiring From The Stage

  06-01-2026 19:31 via nytimes.com
  For opera singers, the challenges are unique. I’m going to have to figure out how to deal with giving up a life’s work that has asked for my whole heart all the time. – The New York Times
  
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• 2026 Will See Major Copyright Rulings On AI

  06-01-2026 19:15 via reuters.com
  After a string of fresh lawsuits and a landmark settlement in 2025, the new year promises to bring a wave of rulings that could define how U.S. copyright law applies to generative AI.  – Reuters
  
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• Meet The Goth Godmother Of New American Opera

  06-01-2026 19:04 via nytimes.com
  “Twenty years ago, (Beth) Morrison had nothing in the bank. Just ambition, a belief in opera as theater and a high-flown goal to ‘change this art form.’ Still, she founded Beth Morrison Projects. Since then, she has worked nearly around the clock to shepherd dozens of new operas into existence.” – The New York Times
  
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• Fifteen Major Architectural Projects Opening This Year

  06-01-2026 18:44 via dezeen.com
  Here’s a look at 15 landmark architecture projects scheduled for completion in 2026, including museums, performing arts venues and a face-shaped tower. – Dezeen
  
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• 2025: Average American Read Fewer Than Four Books

  06-01-2026 18:31 via lithub.com
  According to a YouGov poll released at year’s end, American reading habits stay in the toilet. Four in ten Americans didn’t read a single book during our last spin around the sun. And of the 60% who did venture to a library, most were frugal. – LitHub
  
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• Artists decry dismantling of Belgium’s oldest contemporary art museum

  06-01-2026 18:30
  Cost-saving plan to transfer Antwerp museum’s entire collection to another city described as ‘simply insane’Prominent artists have spoken out against an “arbitrary reshaping” of Belgium’s museum landscape, as the Flanders region seeks to cut public spending by dismantling the country’s oldest contemporary art museum and transplanting its entire collection to another city.At a press conference in Antwerp on Tuesday, the directors of the city’s Museu
  
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• The most exciting US art exhibitions in 2026

  06-01-2026 18:17
  The next 12 months promise blockbuster surveys of noted greats and introductions to intriguing lesser-known artistsFrom old masters to pop artists, contemporary greats and even a major Mexican film-maker, art museums and galleries across the US have some dazzling shows coming up in 2026. Continue reading...
  
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• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Files Restraining Order Against Violinist

  06-01-2026 18:15 via theviolinchannel.com
  The orchestra alleges that Hwang, who was sexually assaulted by a senior player in the orchestra in 2017 and 2018, breached an NDA she signed following the incident. – The Violin Channel
  
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• M HKA Fires Back at Flemish Government, Denouncing Plan to Close Museum as Illegal

  06-01-2026 18:15 via artnews.com
  A plan by the Flemish government to dissolve M HKA, a beloved contemporary art institution in Antwerp, has come under further fire, with a legal review initiated by the museum now claiming that such a move would be illegal.VRT News, a Belgian outlet, reported that M HKA had worked with several artists to bring on lawyers to look over the plan. The results of that review were presented to the press on Tuesday, with well-known artists such as Luc Tuymans and Otobong Nkanga on hand at the conferenc
  
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• After 50 Years, Grammy Category For Best Album Cover Is Back

  06-01-2026 18:02 via apnews.com
  “In recent years, covers had been assessed as part of the best recording package category, which considers all physical materials and images. … Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. (said) the split is an effort to recognize the impact of cover art in the digital age.” – AP
  
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• Louvre Walkout Targets Proposed ‘Mona Lisa’ Gallery as Tensions Rise Over Museum’s Planned Renovation

  06-01-2026 17:52 via artnews.com
  Staff at the Louvre in Paris staged another walkout this week, intensifying opposition to a major redevelopment plan that includes a dedicated gallery for Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and a new entrance intended to ease pressure on the museum’s main access points.According to the Art Newspaper, the museum closed Monday morning before partially reopening at noon (local time), with visitors granted access to a limited set of high-profile works including the Mona Li
  
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• Utah Becomes The State With The Most Banned Books (They Banned “Wicked”?)

  06-01-2026 17:44 via bookriot.com
  To begin the new year at public schools across the state, Utah officials banned three more books. Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire, Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult, and The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. – BookRiot
  
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• The Enshittification Of Academic Publishing

  06-01-2026 17:31 via theconversation.com
  The same forces that hollow out digital platforms are shaping how a lot of research is produced, reviewed and published. – The Conversation
  
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• Want To Head Off Dementia? Try Dancing

  06-01-2026 17:15 via washingtonpost.com
  One study found that people who danced frequently (more than once a week) had a 76 percent lower risk of dementia than those who did so rarely. – Washington Post
  
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• Every Hub Of Street Dance Has Its Homegrown Styles. Check Out These Examples From Detroit, Chicago, And Philadelphia.

  06-01-2026 17:05 via nytimes.com
  “The New York Times invited cast members of American Street Dancer to demonstrate the fundamentals of Detroit Jit, Chicago Footwork and Philly GQ.” – The New York Times
  
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