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Aaron de Groft, family and CEO of Orlando Museum of Art and former museum director, has agreed to file a lawsuit against each other, suggesting a fake set of Jean Mitchell Baschiat The end of a multi-year legal dispute in the suite at Jean-Mich-Michel Basquiating. As stated in his itu sue, De Groft died of a “temporary illness” last month. He was the leader of the Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) in 2021, but his tenure was raided by the 2022 FBI “Heroes and Monsters: Jean-Michel Basquiat )”, which later revealed what he called the FBI affidavit. Key figures in…

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Libuša Němcová, a Swiss artist originally from Košice, Slovakia, has taken a path that blends resilience, dedication, and creativity. Like many, she set aside her childhood passion for drawing as the realities of adult life took over. Working as a 24-hour home help abroad, she managed the practicalities of daily existence while quietly holding onto a love for art. It wasn’t until her second marriage, a period of transformation and self-discovery, that she found the courage to return to creativity. With her children becoming independent, she finally had the space to focus on her artistic pursuits. Moving to Switzerland in…

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As the year 2025 begins, it’s a moment to reflect on the artists who have created interesting works in 2024. Jarron Carter stands among them, crafting work that doesn’t just appeal to the eye but invites deeper engagement. His art pulls viewers into a space where emotion, precision, and subtle grandeur intersect. Each canvas offers more than an image—it’s an opportunity for reflection, connection, and an exploration of personal meaning. Carter’s approach is defined by its emotional weight. “With the accuracy of my lines and poses in motion, I make the viewer really feel the emotional mood my art creates,”…

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As the year 2025 has begun, it’s a moment to reflect on the artists who created interesting works in 2024. Miguel Barros is one such artist, crafting paintings that challenge how we see our surroundings. Born in Lisbon in 1962, he holds citizenship in Portugal, Canada, and Angola, experiences that have shaped his artistic perspective. Since moving from Angola to Calgary in 2014, his work has continued to evolve, blending structured design with a more fluid, expressive approach. With a degree in Architecture and Design from IADE Lisbon, earned in 1984, Barros combines technical precision with a painter’s sensitivity, building…

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As 2025 begins, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the artists who created interesting works in 2024. Among them, Lola Szent-Gyorgyi is an Environmental Abstract Artist who brings the interconnectedness of life into focus. Her creative journey spans over 30 years, weaving together experiences from set design, graphic arts, photography, textile work, and more. These diverse influences are reflected in the multidimensional quality of her art, which is rooted in the intricate patterns and rhythms of the natural world. From the smallest atoms to the vastness of the cosmos, Lola’s work celebrates the universal harmony that connects everything. For…

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The National Art Gallery (NGA) in Washington, DC, ended its diversity, fair and inclusive (DEI) plan due to the administrative order (EO) issued by President Donald Trump on Monday, January 20. Administrative order. The initiatives of all federal institutions and entities have been terminated, saying they are “illegal and immoral discrimination programs.”Spokesman told High -sensitivity The museum closed its ownership and inclusive office to respond to Trump’s mission. The spokesman said: “The employees of the office have been re -assigned as vacant positions in other parts of the museum.”In addition, the museum has deleted any language to mention DEI from…

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art marketAnna Novy Installation view of Lampronti Gallery booth at BRAFA 2025. © Olivier Pirard. Courtesy of Brafa. Now in its 70th edition, BRAFA is one of Europe’s oldest and most eclectic art fairs. Rooted in old masters and antiques, the fair’s long history testifies to its evolution: over the decades it has grown to present around 20 categories of modern and contemporary art and design in the Belgian capital. But as well as acknowledging its storied history, this year’s fair is also looking to the future, with a focus on attracting young collectors and developing a new generation of…

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Egúngún -gbà (elders) dancers performer from West Africa implies the blood of family hunters or soldiers. (Photos by the photo by Margaret Drewal)This article is a series of history history that focuses on insufficient representativeness. This series is researched and written by the craft archives researcher in 2024, and cooperates with the Craft Center.What is infectious and unlimited is that this kind of laughter is full of joy, which makes a short vision show the vision of a little girl who is not affordable by life. I almost always forgot the content of this joke, so I saw her tickle…

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Duane Michals, “Andy Warhol and Mother” (1958), printed by Mingjiao silver, 8 x 10 inches (20.3 x 25.4 cm) (Duane Michals (Duane MichalsOne mile south of the north -northern waste gold metal, this is a family business that recovered “bronze, brass, aluminum, jars, tanks, wires, or any junk metal”. (Andy Warhol Museum) The most influential American artist in the 20th century. The owner George Warhola took over the rescue operation in 1986 from Andy’s brother Paul. When asked about his origin, Warhol said: “I am everywhere. However, he comes out of a certain place. If he is still contradictory to…

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TORONTO – Sonia Boyce’s colors and sounds sparkle feel your own way At the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), it’s both forgiving and cagey. Originally held at the British Pavilion at the 2022 Venice Biennale feel your own way Continuing the artist’s interest in multi-sensory art and her focus on black women artists. Born in London in 1962, Boyce was associated with the British Black Arts Novement of the 1980s, along with artists such as Lubaina Himid and Claudette Johnson. For this iteration of the show, the two gallery spaces are clad with metallic and multi-colored patterns and suspended geometric…

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