Salon Art + Design looks to print in face of COVID-19 cancellation
After major contemporary art fairs were canceled due to COVID-19, the Salon + Art Design is launching a magazine in lieu of holding its ninth edition live.
A segment of the Eiffel Tower’s original staircase up for grabs
A segment of an original staircase from the Eiffel Tower will be auctioned by Artcurial on Dec. 1 as part of its Parisian Art Deco and Design Sale.
Did the book industry get a boost from Donald Trump’s presidency?
While Donald Trump has not shown extensive literary knowledge throughout his mandate, he has inspired a ton of political publications.
Works of art? Memes get their own biennial
The inaugural edition of “Biennial 4 Memes: the Memennial” is coming up in December, celebrating a phenomenon driven by popular icons.
This year, you can take part in turning on the Christmas lights on Paris Champs Elysees from your sofa
It is “a way to show the impact of Champs-Élysées Christmas Lights throughout the world,” said the Champs-Elysées committee.
Could solar panels become artists’ canvases?
International artists created artworks on solar panels, presented on the Underdogs Gallery site until Nov. 13, to raise funds for the Little Sun Foundation.
Four art world podcasts to listen to right now
Interested to learn more about art and art history? Here are four art podcasts which art connoisseurs and neophytes alike can enjoy.
The Chinese art market has reached its lowest point in a decade
The auction market for Chinese art and antiques saw a 10% drop in 2019 due to diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and China, as per an Artnet report.
A new literary festival will honor Black British authors
Independent publisher and bookseller Jacaranda is launching an online literary festival devoted to Black British authors on Dec. 5.