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Category: Art

‘Size Basel’ Brings Crypto Elite Together on December 03 in Miami

November 29, 2021 News Desk

Miami’s iconic Art Basel kicks off on December 02, converging the world of art, culture, and fashion to celebrate Miami’s rich cultural landscape….

Raini and Krew Studios Announce Upcoming 1 of 1 Auction in Anticipation of Jordi Molla’s MASKS Drop

November 29, 2021 News Desk

Earlier in November, Raini and Krew Studios announced their collaboration which will be bringing in A-tier brands and celebrities into the digital space…

Private Island NFT: Digital Nomad Pioneer Is Creating A Private Island Community For Remote Workers

September 1, 2021 News Desk

Imagine an island created specially for those looking to vacation while working. An island that is aesthetically appealing, perfect for any schedule, and…

Surrealist painting worth $ 340,000 on a dumpster at German airport

December 12, 2020 Antonio Chad

A surrealist painting worth $340,000 was recuperated from a paper-reusing dumpster in Germany, police say. The important fine art, by French painter Yves…

A three story tall mural of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is rising in East Village

November 11, 2020 Florence Alessi

A three-story tall painting praising the life of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is going up in the East Village. The…

Where to search for reasonable, exhibition hall quality wall art

November 8, 2020 Antonio Chad

Like never before, your house is your very own shelter — so why not set aside the effort to make it a space…

In prehistoric times women were as great hunters as men; Findings

November 5, 2020 Antonio Chad

Ladies were similarly as dynamic in major game chasing centuries prior as men were, maybe considerably more in this way, another examination has…

In 1933, a painting of a Jewish family looted by the Nazis was returned

October 17, 2020 Sophia Andrew

ALBANY, N.Y. – An artistic creation of two youthful, nineteenth century skaters that was plundered by Nazis from a Jewish family in 1933…

Cuomo to divulge NYC’s Mother Cabrini sculpture on Columbus Day

October 11, 2020 Sophia Andrew

Mother Frances Cabrini will get the regard — and the sculpture — she merits, Gov. Andrew Cuomo reported Saturday night. In a video…

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