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The art world is in full expansion; there’s never been as many artists, dealers, fairs and prizes as there are today. Increasingly, distinguishing between pure information and clutter is primordial in

Following the merger with Auctionata in May 2016, and after the online auction house filed for insolvency in July 2017, Paddle8 has announced its next step: the New York-based company will merge with the

Whilst Donald Trump is convinced of owning the painting Les Deux Soeurs by Pierre-Auguste Renoir — which is actually on show at the Art Institute of Chicago — Oprah Winfrey, whose inspiring Golden Globes

The art market has come a long way in the past two decades. During that time, global sales have quadrupled as a growing number of people embrace art as an asset class on a par with equity bonds or real

Although it might come across as quite eclectic, there is a common thread running through the work of artist Alison Bignon. A story-teller at heart, Bignon explores intimate, personal narratives through

Whether for a gift, a wedding list or a charity project, crowdfunding has become increasingly popular over the last few years. With platforms such as KissKissBankBank, Ulule or Collecte Funéraire (Funeral

Weeks after the launch of Firefox Quantum — the single most important update to the web browser since its launch in 2004 — the Mozilla Foundation has announced that it will award creative grants ranging

Days after the record-breaking sale of Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi at Christie’s New York for $450 million, Bitcoin hit an all-time high of over $11,000. While Bitcoin remains somewhat obscure to

The Wrong Biennial is a unique event; it’s almost a Venice Biennale of digital art. Established six years ago, the Wrong Biennial is currently taking over both the internet, with artworks by 1,400 artists