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BLACKPINK’s JENNIE & Peggy Gou Decrease ‘Like JENNIE’ Remix & Visualizer

April 11, 2025

Music

That’s going to shake with Jenny? Web warehouse manufacturing. On Friday (April 11), Black Gold Network Link Celebrity and South Korea-born DJ quit the previous remix ruby Click “Like Jennie” and a brand new visualizer to make the duo a gamer in a boxing computer game. In her remix, Gou is loyal to Jenny’s original upper body while enhancing the

Artists

That Was Mary Reynolds and Why Was She So Vital?

Mary Reynolds made all capitalized phone cards, just check out: Mary Reynolds/RELIURE/ 24R. Halle/Paris Fourteen. It’s not clear why she wants them, because she Resign (“binding” in French) is usually suitable for you. The address is semi-accurate. Reynolds belongs there, however, in addition to living in a two-story house on

That was Emily Kam Kngwarray and Why Was She So Crucial?

In a 1994 image, Australian musician Emily Kam Kngwarray went across the

At TEFAF Maastricht, Indigenous Australian Art Takes Center Stage

This year’s fair will include a booth dedicated to Aboriginal Australian art,

What Was the Harlem Renaissance?

March 7, 2025

Artists

The Harlem Renaissance, also known as the New Black Movement, was a movement in the 1920s and 1930s that attempted to redefine black identities through literature, music, painting, photography, and intellectual thought. This is a direct reaction to negative stereotypes, which surged throughout America’s pop culture after the Civil War.

Art Professionals Scramble As New Trump Tariffs Go Into Effect

March 7, 2025

Art Markets

Editor’s Note: This story first appeared in balance, Artnews Newsletters about the art market and other regions. Register here Accept it every Wednesday. With the midnight bells on Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump has posed a good threat to his threats to Canada, Mexico and China, the top three trading

A Panorama of Design Products

March 7, 2025

Design

Look at the events, products and people in the world of design.

Architect Behind the Broad, MoMA Dies at 89

March 7, 2025

Arts

Architect Ricardo Scofidio, who helped reshape the landscape of American museums, died Thursday. His death was announced by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, a company he founded with his wife Elizabeth Diller. Working with Diller and corporate partner Charles Renfro, Scofidio expands from the Museum of Modern Art to the buildings

John Wilson, a Black Artist Nearly Lost to Time, Gets a Retrospective

March 7, 2025

Artists

The artist John Woodrow Wilson (1922-2015) once said he was a black man who had endured “a kind of slow death.” How to best fight that protracted, frustrated violence? For Wilson, one solution is to produce art. In his paintings, sculptures and prints, he often deals with oppression head-on. Early

Christie’s Midseason Doubleheader Nets Strong Result of $167.8 M.

March 7, 2025

Art Markets

Sometimes, the auction house experts are part of a cult with a mantra that “high quality, good price, fresh-to-market artwork will be sold forever”. In London on Wednesday, Christie’s Tessa Lord, the auction house’s latest adoption of clichés after the evening sale of the 20th/21st century, generated a considerable estimate

Woodworking Is Losing Its Macho Edge Thanks to These Women

March 7, 2025

Design

Women provide a new dimension to the field in narrative content, visually bold forms and social commentary, while also building communities.

Notre Dame Raffles Stones to Support Religious Heritage in France

March 7, 2025

Arts

If you ever wanted to own a Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, now is your chance! To raise funds to support endangered religious landmarks and heritage in France, the medieval Catholic cathedral is withdrawing about 50 stones from its landmarks. The stones were so severely damaged in the fire that

Artists of Color Use Sculpture to Question Who’s Worth Remembering

March 7, 2025

Artists

Can sculpture convey power? Historically, sculpture has been one of the key ways to portray who is responsible and worth remembering. In the United States, the Lincoln Memorial and Mount Rushmore recall the country’s most respected president. Sculptures were tools for conveying power, and the rise of monuments was seen

Austin to Get a New Art Fair in May

March 7, 2025

Art Markets

The Friends Fair in Austin will be the latest event to join the art world’s packed calendar when the inaugural edition was released on May 15. The new fair has been a group of five Austin galleries creatives, including Gredake, Evester Contemporary, Martha, Martha, McLennon Pencil Company and North-South-South-South-South-A year

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The Asia Artist Magazine

BLACKPINK’s JENNIE & Peggy Gou Decrease ‘Like JENNIE’ Remix & Visualizer

That Was Mary Reynolds and Why Was She So Vital?

That was Emily Kam Kngwarray and Why Was She So Crucial?

At TEFAF Maastricht, Indigenous Australian Art Takes Center Stage

What Was the Harlem Renaissance?

Art Professionals Scramble As New Trump Tariffs Go Into Effect

A Panorama of Design Products

Architect Behind the Broad, MoMA Dies at 89

John Wilson, a Black Artist Nearly Lost to Time, Gets a Retrospective

Christie’s Midseason Doubleheader Nets Strong Result of $167.8 M.

Woodworking Is Losing Its Macho Edge Thanks to These Women

Notre Dame Raffles Stones to Support Religious Heritage in France

Artists of Color Use Sculpture to Question Who’s Worth Remembering

Austin to Get a New Art Fair in May

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