10 articles tagged with "art"
Jacques Tilly, a float designer known for political satire, faces imprisonment following a controversial display at Düsseldorf’s Carnival parade. This case raises significant concerns regarding artistic expression and international relations.
Italy's recent €12 million acquisition of a painting by Antonello da Messina reflects a strategic move under its art patrimony policy, reinforcing the nation's commitment to cultural preservation.
Recent advancements in technology are significantly enhancing art restoration capabilities, utilizing AI and eco-friendly materials to improve efficiency and sustainability.
Dutch art detective Arthur Brand has spent two decades facilitating the recovery of stolen artworks, emphasizing collaboration with law enforcement and the necessity of trust.
Dana Lixenberg's photography spans three decades, capturing the evolution of society through portraits of notable figures like Toni Morrison and Tupac Shakur.
The Casio S100X, priced at $600, is a limited release of only 650 units, emphasizing traditional craftsmanship while maintaining operational functionality.
Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' faces potential degradation due to its original materials. A new digital tool offers insights into how the artwork may evolve over the next 300 years.
Amir Amiri and Parisa Karimi Molan share insights on the intersection of art and refugee experiences, emphasizing the systemic challenges faced by artists in exile.
French artist Jonathan Djob Nkondo expands his portfolio with new comics that integrate contemplative sci-fi themes, building on his experience in animation.
A recently launched web platform allows users to draw on street view panoramas, with drawings persisting and visible to others in real time, enhancing interactivity.