Our mission on the Artnet Gallery Network is to discover new artists every month. We’ve sifted through the thousands of talented artists on our site to select a few that we’re finding particularly fascinating right now. Alongside the hustle and bustle of the art fairs taking place this month, we’ve selected five artists worth knowing … Read more
Robert Rauschenberg is one of the few artists who were truly legends in their time. But history was kinder to him than the secondary market. When collectors are willing to pay a premium for his screenprints and combine paintings, they place greater value on the work of his colleagues Jasper Johns and Cy Twombly. That’s … Read more
Summer is knocking at the door. Don’t miss it while you think about what to do. Outdoor festivals are back and the opportunities to create and showcase your work continue to increase. Get out your calendar and start making plans. Art by the Falls returns for a live show in Chagrin Falls on June 11th … Read more
Three decades after coming across a samurai sword at a flea market in his hometown of Berlin, German entrepreneur Peter Janssen has amassed an impressive and highly focused art collection dedicated to legendary Japanese fighters. His trove of objects spans a millennium, exploring the culture and myth that surrounded the samurai through the ages. Today, … Read more
It was a warm weekend for a tour of western Loudoun – and visitors had plenty to see and do. Loudoun’s Spring Farm Tour returned with dozens of local farms, from traditional to brand new. It was an opportunity for visitors to meet the farmers, see how farms work, and maybe even play a few … Read more
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In 2010, New Mexico art and antiques dealer Forrest Fenn hid a Romanesque bronze chest filled with an estimated $2 million in gold coins and other valuables somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, and then challenged the world to find it. The hunt ended in June 2020, just months before Fenn’s death at the age of … Read more
In our global world, two miles and a river can be all that separates two disparate factions of art enthusiasts. That came true over the weekend in Minneapolis. And neither group knew the other was in town. While tens of thousands flocked to the city’s Northeast neighborhood for Art-A-Whirl, the country’s largest open gallery tour, … Read more
We want to hear from you. To submit information to be included in Briefs, email editorial@registerstar.com; or by mail to Register-Star, Attention: Briefs, 364 Warren St., Unit 1, Hudson, NY 12534. For more information, call 315-661-2490. COPAKE – The Roeliff Jansen Community Library, 9091 Route 22, Copake, is hosting the Columbia-Greene Workforce NY on May … Read more
The second floor gallery at The Westbury is adorned with artwork and flowers and is ideal for breakfast … [+] from afternoon tea, Westbury Hotel As is the case everywhere in Europe, the economic downturn of 2008 hit Dublin’s tourism and business travel so hard that there was an upheaval in the hotels, with the … Read more