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  • The Venice Biennale Claims It’s Neutral—But No Art Exhibition Ever Is

    The 1974 Venice Biennale has gone down in history less for what went on view than what didn’t: the show itself. The explanations for why the exhibition didn’t happen are diverse. Some accounts attribute the show’s cancelation to an embarrassing disagreement among warring Italian factions. Others follow the narrative laid out by then-Biennale president Carlo read more

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    The Venice Biennale Claims It’s Neutral—But No Art Exhibition Ever Is

  • The US Art Market Is Stabilizing—but It’s a Different Market Now, Per New Bank of America Report

    The US art market showed signs of life in 2025. Auction sales rose 23 percent from the previous year to about $3.17 billion, according toa new reportfrom Bank of America and the analytics firm ArtTactic. But the rebound did not come from a surge in demand. Instead, it was driven largely by major estate consignments, read more

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    The US Art Market Is Stabilizing—but It’s a Different Market Now, Per New Bank of America Report

  • Christie’s Triple-Header 20th and 21st Century Evening Sales Nets $265 M., as London Proves It’s Still a Draw to Collectors

    This week has shown that there’s still a lot of money sloshing around London’s art market; Christie’s three-pronged 21st/20th century evening sale on Thursday took £197.5 million ($265 million), one day after Sotheby’s modern and contemporary auction brought £131 million ($175 million). The result marked a 52 percent increase on the house’s equivalent sale last read more

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    Christie’s Triple-Header 20th and 21st Century Evening Sales Nets 5 M., as London Proves It’s Still a Draw to Collectors

  • Bsure raises $2.1M to fix one of modern IT’s most overlooked problems

    Norwegian startup Bsure has secured a $2.1 million seed round to help companies gain visibility into blind spots within their Microsoft environments. The round was led by Scale Capital, with participation from existing US investors. Most companies rely on identities such as people, apps and services that need access to do their work. The challenge read more

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    Bsure raises .1M to fix one of modern IT’s most overlooked problems

  • Have No Fear, It’s Just a “Mild Apocolypse”: An Interview with Bub – Hi-Fructose Magazine

    I asked her to be more careful but she hollered something about her ‘proud heritage’ and tossed an SUV at me. In “American Kaiju”, an armed lass is caught gleefully destroying a suburban neighborhood, like a rootin’-tootin’ Godzilla. That expression of hers; she knows that we’re watching. It appears that she is more concerned with read more

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    Have No Fear, It’s Just a “Mild Apocolypse”: An Interview with Bub – Hi-Fructose Magazine

  • It’s About Time: Bisa Butler Reconstructs The Historical Narrative – Hi-Fructose Magazine

    When you look at my work, you are looking at what I want to show you, and how I feel that black people want to be seen. So, if you were to go into a home, and ask to see a family photo album, those are the type of photos you are going to see. read more

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    It’s About Time: Bisa Butler Reconstructs The Historical Narrative – Hi-Fructose Magazine