LISSE.- The LAM museum has created the perfect recipe for summer: an art collection all about food and drink combined with unique flavours that add a special twist to the viewing experience. During the summer holidays, visitors will be able to enjoy a sensory feast for both their eyes and their taste buds. What does the artwork taste like? Do you notice different details when you add flavour? How does taste affect sight and vice versa?

The Dutch LAM museum adds flavour to art viewing experiences

LONDON.- Alison Jacques presents a solo exhibition of new work by Lorna Robertson (b.1967, lives and works in Glasgow). Her first solo show in London includes new paintings made with a combination of oil paint, watercolour, collage and linseed oil on canvas and paper. These paintings sit somewhere between abstraction and figuration, as Robertson describes, ‘a tangled game of hide-and-seek that plays with the visibility and readability of an image’.

Solo exhibition of new work by Lorna Robertson on view at Alison Jacques

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	An online portal with access to thousands of Picasso’s artworks, photographs, and related memorabilia is now available online courtesy of the Picasso Museum in Paris.Restitution Suit Over Guggenheim's 'Woman Ironing' by Picasso Dismissed




	The artist’s rare archives were released ahead of a dedicated study center slated to open near the museum later this year, Radio France Internationale reported on Sunday. The center is intended for researchers and artists in residence.




	This digital portal, however, makes accessible the museum’s vast collection of Picasso artworks, essays, conferences, podcasts, and interviews. A total of 19,000 photos, which have never been seen by the public, are...

Thousands of Picasso’s Rare Works Are Now Available in New Online Archive

Avigdor Arikha, Abstract Composition, 1966. Oil on canvas, 113 x 146 cm (44½ x 57½ in.) Signed and dated ‘Arikha אריכא 66’ (lower right). LONDON.- Alon Zakaim Fine Art is presenting The Spirit of Summer – an exhibition that playfully celebrates many of the themes and colours that are associated with the summer season. Across two floors, the show features an eclectic selection of works from the Post-Impressionists, including Henri Lebasque and Gustave Loiseau, to contemporary artists such as Damien Hirst and Jaume Plensa. The varied assemblage of paintings, works on paper, and sculptures demonstrate how artists have experimented with media, colour, and shape to convey—advertently or not—the season of sun, pleasure, and excursion. The exhibition aims to facilitate the evocation of personal summer memories for viewers, offering a sensory escape through art.

Exhibition celebrates many of the themes and colours that are associated with the summer season

Flora Yukhnovich, If All the World Were Jell-O, 2019. © Flora Yukhnovich. Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro. CHARLOTTENLUND.- Ordrupgaard presents the acclaimed British artist Flora Yukhnovich (b. 1990), in her first solo exhibition outside the United Kingdom, titled Into the Woods. Yukhnovich has been hailed as one of the great new masters of painting, destined to occupy a central place in art history. Using a sensuous visual language that lies between figuration and abstraction, Yukhnovich incorporates historical styles into her work – particularly Rococo. At the same time, she transcends conventional genre boundaries by traversing high culture and popular culture.

Ordrupgaard to open an exhibition of works by British artist Flora Yukhnovich

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The must-see work of Mary Ellen Mark comes to Thames & Hudson's affordable photography book line

New 'mini monograph' provides perfect introduction to the divisive photography of Mary Ellen Mark

The Independent

Missing for 80 years and thought lost, a painting banned by the Nazis has sold for almost £6m (€7m) at auction.Only seen before in black-and-white photos taken by the artist themself, Tanz im Varieté took art historians across the world by surprise when it turned up at a Berlin auction house earlier this year.German expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, who is known for his vibrant abstract pieces, was included on the Nazis “degenerate art” list which saw over 600 of his works sold or destroyed under the regime.Tanz im Varieté was thought to be among them, until it resurfaced in what...

Painting banned by Nazis and lost for 80 years stuns art world as it sells for £6m at auction

Ever curious about the Book of Kells? This masterpiece of medieval art is not just any old manuscript; it's a stunning symbol of Irish culture and history. Created by Celtic monks around 800 AD, this illuminated manuscript is renowned for its intricate artwork and beautiful calligraphy. Housed at Trinity College Dublin, it attracts visitors from around the globe. But what makes the Book of Kells truly fascinating are the stories and secrets it holds within its pages. From its mysterious origins to the incredible craftsmanship, each fact about this historical treasure offers a glimpse into a bygone era. Ready to uncover some intriguing facts about the Book of Kells? Let’s dive into the rich history and artistic marvels of this iconic manuscript.

30 Facts About Book Of Kells

The work of an early 20th-century photographer who set out on a 30-year mission to document Native American tribes was almost forgotten about entirely until his work was rediscovered years later. Born in 1868, Edward S. Curtis rose from humble beginnings in Whitewater, Wisconsin to become one of the most...

This Photographer Documented Native American Tribes Before They ‘Vanished’

Southampton, NY

NEW YORK, NY.- Audrey Flack, a pioneer of photorealism who became known for oversize, in-your-face still lifes crowded with color and detail, died Friday in Southampton, New York. She was 93. Her daughter Hannah Marcus said her death, at a hospital, was caused by an aortic tear. Flack’s best-known paintings...

Audrey Flack, creator of vibrant photorealist art, dies at 93

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(Colorado) Colorado has many gems - Pikes Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park, Maroon Bells, and two of Thomas Dambo's wooden trolls. Dambo is a Danish artist, and his trolls are worldwide. Each troll serves as a unique tribute to the place they inhabit, honoring the history and culture of the location.

"Rita the Rock Planter" should be on your Colorado summer bucket list

NEW YORK, NY.- Paal Enger, a rising prospect for a celebrated Norwegian soccer club who traded a game that he loved for another — art theft — that he absolutely relished, culminating in his infamous 1994 heist of Edvard Munch’s masterpiece “The Scream,” died June 29 in Oslo. He was 57.

Paal Enger, who stole Munch's 'The Scream,' is dead at 57

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There are certain zodiac signs that most people are careful with because of their fiery and low tolerance levels. You can hardly mess with individuals with such signs without getting a backlash. Whether they are in work environments or family settings, they do not hesitate to set boundaries and protect them.

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	After reaching a settlement, the Kunsthaus Zurich will put a Claude Monet painting in its collection up for sale. The museum reached a settlement with the heirs of Jewish textile manufacturer Carl Sachs, who fled Nazi Germany to Switzerland in 1939.12th-Century Pilaster Returned by the Art Institute of Chicago to Thailand's Phanom Rung Temple




	Monet’s L’homme a l’ombrelle (Man with Umbrella), 1865/67, depicts a man holding an umbrella walking through a forested area with a dog at his side.




	Sachs, with his wife Margarete, were considered important art patrons in their hometown of Breslau or present-day Wroclaw, Poland. The pair sent some...

Monet Painting Sold Under Duress During the Nazi Era Will Be Auctioned from Kunsthaus Zurich’s Collection

Sassen has since become a leading light in fashion photography, credited for expanding the visual language of the industry itself with her surreal and illusive stagings. (The artist is a regular contributor to AnOther and Another Man.) The roots of her practice are there to see in Folio, illustrated by the artist’s deft use of light, framing and perspective. Leafing through the pages – which flip between full size, half size and three-quarter – one encounters the musings of an artist exploring her inner and outer worlds, with only the camera bridging the two.

Viviane Sassen’s New Book Presents Her “Birth” as a Photographer

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NEW YORK, NY.- “Are you Laufey?”. A fan approached the table at a cafe in the East Village, hoping for a picture with Laufey, the musician beloved among Gen Z listeners for her nostalgic combination of pop and jazz. The woman dining there had the singer’s middle part, her...

When your identical twin wins a Grammy

Human bones dated to more than 1,000 years old have been discovered at The Old Bell Hotel.

Thousand-year-old skeletons found in hotel garden

DALLAS, TX.- George Chakiris’ initial turn in the spotlight lasted only a few seconds, if you could even find the 15-year-old. He made his big-screen debut in 1947, credited only as “Choir Boy” in Song of Love, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production starring Katharine Hepburn as 19th-century German pianist and composer Clara Schumann. So it went for nearly a decade: a long list of blink-and-you-miss-it moments in such films as Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and How to Marry a Millionaire alongside Marilyn Monroe, Brigadoon, White Christmas – usually as a dancer or chorus boy, constantly in the background, almost always uncredited. There’s no business like show business. (He was in that movie, too, somewhere.)

Heritage offers the collection of 'West Side Story' Oscar winner George Chakiris

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(Reuters) - On the ceiling of a limestone cave on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, scientists have discovered artwork depicting three human-like figures interacting with a wild pig in what they have determined is the world's oldest-known confidently dated cave painting - created at least 51,200 years ago.

World's oldest cave painting in Indonesia shows a pig and people

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- The return to Cambodia this week of 14 sculptures that had been looted from the country during a period of war and unrest is like welcoming home the souls of ancestors, Cambodia’s culture minister said Thursday. The items repatriated from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of...

Cambodia welcomes the Metropolitan Museum's repatriation of looted statues

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Pangolin London to open an exhibition of works by Zachary Eastwood-Bloom

LONDON.- Zachary Eastwood-Bloom’s new exhibition marks a significant departure from his previous work, offering an intimate exploration of loss and the quest for understanding in the...

Pangolin London to open an exhibition of works by Zachary Eastwood-Bloom

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