Trove of 14,000-year-old animal paintings found in Spanish cave Paleolithic-era paintings in Basque Country’s Atxurra cave boosts Spain’s reputation as a rich source of cave paintings.
Can artificial intelligence create art? New Google project aims to generate original music, video, images, and text using machine intelligence.
Art makeover for Parisian trains and tram stops Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos to create site-specific public art work for the new Tramway T3 Nord rail line.
NYC threatens to ban artist’s ‘problematic’ public sculpture Department of parks and recreation requests African American artist Aaron Bell remove symbolic noose from public sculpture he designed for a city-sponsored program.
Wallace Collection names Xavier Bray as new Director Spanish art specialist Bray is currently the chief curator of the London-based Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Creative arts re-engage prisoners in education, report claims Performing arts can motivate prisoners who have had negative experiences in the classroom to re-engage with education, a review of prison education has found.
Los Angeles and New York artists tackle the inequity of real estate Crazy golf course in LA’s Skid Row to address the cost of property, whilst Month2Month project in New York explores how artists are employed as tools of the real estate industry.
Seven suspects arrested for theft of Francis Bacon paintings Madrid-based art dealer and his son amongst the suspects taken into custody.
Nicolas Serota looks beyond Tate Modern Tate director rules out overseas satellites in favour of serving a broad public in the UK
Images:
1. Diego Garate examining the cave paintings. Courtesy Bizkaia Provincial Council
2. Dr Xavier Bray, the next director of the Wallace Collection
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