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Art Market Reaches $59.6 Billion in 2025 as High-End Sales Drive Recovery
The global art market clawed its way back to modest growth in 2025, reaching an estimated $59.6 billion in sales, according to the latest Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report, by economist Clare McAndrew of Arts Economics. The total…
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Good Morning | ArtsJournal
Two big entertainment deals closed last week — Paramount sold, Live Nation tightened its grip on ticketing — and I argue in Diacritical why these commercial infrastructure moves should alarm anyone running a nonprofit arts…
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Paramount and Live Nation/Ticketmaster Won Big Last Week: Here’s why Orchestras and Theatres (and…
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Two huge culture industry deals in the past week, both in entertainment, and maybe they don’t seem connected. Certainly not connected to non-profit arts. But these are exactly the kinds of culture infrastructure deals…
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Fears for future of church organs amid neglect
Saved from the dump, a Nelson pipe organ from County Durham is now in a new home in East London More than 400 of the UK's church pipe organs are being junked or falling silent due to neglect every year.The organ preservation charity Pipe…
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‘I took two bites and had to spit it out’: candy makers are phasing out real cocoa in chocolate | US…
Just before Valentine’s Day, Brad Reese bought a bag of Reese’s Unwrapped Peanut Butter Creme Mini Hearts from his local convenience store in West Palm Beach, Florida. It was a brand-new product, released especially for the holiday,…
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The state of book publicity now
Last fall Carrie Olivia Adams sketched an overview of the current state of book publicity to share with colleagues at the University of Chicago Press and, a little later, members of the wider university-press community. I’ve thought…
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Masterpiece or cheap copy? Art historians and AI may not agree
To the untrained eye, there is very little difference between the three known versions of “The Lute Player.” Almost identical in composition, the paintings all depict a young, doe-eyed subject in white…
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Empowering Airwaves: Women-Led Radio Stations Amplify Unheard Voices
Hamida Aman, founder of Radio Begum, launched
the women-run station in Kabul on International
Women’s Day in 2021, just months before the Taliban retook power.
Broadcasting programs on…
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Why has one of the world’s great conductors been shown the door? | Classical music
The Boston Symphony Orchestra ending its contract with Andris Nelsons, its music director since 2014, has come as a shock to players and conductor alike. “The BSO and Andris Nelsons were not aligned on future vision,” read a terse…
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2026 Pritzker Prize goes to Chilean architect Smiljan Radić Clarke : NPR
Teatro Regional del Bío-Bío, 2018, Concepción, Chile…
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