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Overtime: Mar 11 – 17
More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information): The much-hyped Chinese art market’s best days may already be gone. The boom in pop-up galleries is only just getting...
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Overtime: Mar 18 – 24
More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information): Art Basel Hong Kong (29-31 March) is now a firm fixture on Asia’s art calendar. Here’s a rundown of the highlights to see...
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Overtime: Apr 1 – 7
More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information): KAWS painting of 'The Simpsons’ sells at Sotheby's for $14.7 million after being estimated at $1 million. What sold at...
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Overtime: Apr 8 – 14
More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information): This hip-hop producer’s Basquiat could be a hit at Phillips in May. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s new...
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JR Transforms Louvre Pyramid Creating Optical Illusion
Returning to the Louvre almost three years after his debut groundbreaking installation (covered), JR (interviewed) has created another large scale optical illusion centered on the museum's iconic glass...
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Streets: Nuart Aberdeen 2019 (Part I)
Easter weekend marked the official launch of the third consecutive Nuart Aberdeen. From the media launch yesterday, civic reception at the city hall, sold-out Q&A session with legendary Scottish...
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Overtime: Apr 15 – 21
More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information): Witnessing the catastrophic fire of Notre-Dame. How should France rebuild Notre Dame? The cultural battle over the...
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Streets: Nuart Aberdeen (Part III)
The other day we've teased some of the new public works that were being created during the recently held Nuart Aberdeen 2019, and today we wanted to showcase the other seven artists whose work we've...
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Streets: Nuart Aberdeen (Part II)
As we previously reported, for the third time in a row we've spent the Easter weekend taking part in Nuart Aberdeen's program while enjoying the new works created on the streets of sun-basked Aberdeen...
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Overtime: Apr 22 – 28
More stories below from this week (click on bolded words for more information): What to see at this year’s Venice Biennale. What to expect from the Italian Pavilion of the 58th Venice Biennale. 15...
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Streets: Nuart Aberdeen (Part III)
The other day, we teased some of the new public works that were being created during the recently held Nuart Aberdeen 2019. Today, we wanted to showcase the other seven artists whose work we've enjoyed...
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Overtime: Apr 29 – May 5
Artnet shares their 6 best new works from Frieze NY including Olivia Erlanger’s washing machine mermaid tail. Artsy's 10 best booths from Frieze NY. Frieze New York 2019 sales report. Jaume Plensa is...
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Overtime: May 6 – May 19
$91m sale of Rabbit once again makes Jeff Koons world's most expensive living artist. It's also costly to put on a Koons show - $1m price tag for one museum. $97m sale of Monet painting sets record...
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Streets: Invader (Versailles)
French artist Invader recently unveiled an ambitious project he has been secretly working on for two years now at the historic Palace of Versailles. The anonymous street artist has placed about 40 of...
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Streets: Pejac –“Gold Mine” Project @ El Dueso Prison (Spain)
Continuing his penchant of working on unconventional creative projects, Pejac recently completed a few interventions at the Penitentiary Center of El Dueso in Spain. Situated at the entrance of...
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Streets / Videos: Banksy (Venice)
Making an uninvited appearance in the city during the Venice Biennale, Banksy decided to set up shop and appear to sell his art on the streets along with all the other vendors. The difference being he...
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Streets: Nychos x Low Bros (Los Angeles)
Earlier this month in Los Angeles, Austrian artist Nychos and German duo Low Bros teamed up for a mural in the backyard of new gallery Studio MOMÉ. The wall is not the first collaboration between The...
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Streets: Banksy (Venice)
Before his stunt of setting up shop without a permit to make a point about tourism on the streets during the Venice Biennale, Banksy had previously left an unconfirmed stencil on an abandoned house...
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Overtime: May 20 – May 26
10,000 porcelain birds scorched with gunpowder installed at NGV in Melbourne by Cai Guo-Qiang. Kehinde Wiley's new show depicting Tahiti’s Māhū community and referencing Ganguin opens in Paris. David...
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Overtime: May 27 – June 2
Ellsworth Kelly stamps released by USPS this week. Photo by @Yngaling. Banksy's Port Talbot stencil to be moved to a gallery. Another stellar addition to INSA's GIF-iti series of works. KAWS last...
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