Ali Janoza, Pink bathroom. Copyright and courtesy Ali Janoza As a full-time artist and teacher, I can say with certainty that technology has completely changed the art world. I am passionate about it and use it every day in my practice. Not just for drawing, artists like me use it today too Teaching students from … Read more
With a background in games and Web3, Bourget approaches art and collecting from the infrastructure side of digital culture. Photo: Romain d’Arnaud Entrepreneur Sébastien Bourget found his way into art and collecting via a parallel but far-fetched universe: gaming and Web3. “My background is more in technology, which is an industry I’ve been in for … Read more
Magnus Resch. Courtesy Magnus The art industry’s lack of transparency, especially regarding pricing and final transactions, has been cited by many as a major factor preventing the market from expanding its collector base and reaching the new buyers it needs to sustain accelerating global growth. Many apps and startups have tried to address this problem, … Read more
Installation view: Laure Prouvost’s “Nous, frissons d’étoiles” at the Grand Palais in Paris. Image produced in collaboration with Diogo Passarinho Studio ©ADAGP Paris 2026 Photographie de la Nef © Simon Lerat pour Grand Palais Rmn Art has always enhanced the imagination and our ability to visualize phenomena that remain beyond our sensory reach, but more … Read more
The restored 13th-century farmhouse where the IDA hosts its semi-annual headquarters. Courtesy IDA IDA is a four-year-old Parisian consultancy agency specializing in the development of art collections, exhibitions, ad hoc commissions and events, primarily connecting commercial institutions with artists. But founders Florence Marmesi, a French art consultant who came through Sotheby’s and Artcurial, and Camilla … Read more
Edgar Mrugala’s forgery of the painting The poor poet By Franz Karl Spitzweg, it was shown in the exhibition “Echt falsch – Das Phaenomen der Kunstfaelschung” (“The Really Fake – The Phenomenon of Art Forgery”) at the Fabrik der Kunst in Hamburg in 2018. Photo by Maltese Christians/Image Alliance via Getty Images This story begins … Read more
The sale of this one-of-a-kind Fire Horse Stetson will benefit the Gold House. Estimate: $100,000-150,000. Courtesy Sotheby’s and Stetson Coinciding with the bicentennial of the founding of the United States, Sotheby’s Auction House opens “250 Years of American Art and Culture“, a major new exhibition for the Breuer Auction House/Museum series: a wide-ranging, cross-category show … Read more
Installation view: Firelei Báez’s “feet squelching on wet grass, nourished by uncertainty” at Hauser & Wirth New York. © 2026 Firelei Báez / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth Photo: Thomas Barratt A relentless worldbuilder and storyteller whose practice is informed as much by anthropological research as by … Read more
Justin Boas has spent three years discussing what he considers to be the art world’s most enduring hoaxes. Photo: Stephen Lam. Instagram @stevenlamphoto Justin Boa’s disembodied head floats at the bottom of my phone screen, his shaggy gray hair surrounded by a video of an artist smashing a mirror with a hammer. “What You See … Read more
Across many disparate works, Kale returns to the same question: what is lost, and what remains, when image replaces experience. Courtesy of the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art It’s been several years since the exhibition, but I still can’t understand why the Brooklyn Museum let a comedian from Netflix curate a show about How much … Read more