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First Artists Announced for the 2026 Venice Biennale

Though the Sixtieth Venice Biennale remains open through November 2024, several countries have already announced their representatives for the Sixty-First Biennale, which opens in April 2026. Ireland, Estonia, Canada, and Luxembourg have each named artists to bring fresh and innovative perspectives to

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Ai-Da’s Alan Turing Portrait Sells for $1M

In a groundbreaking moment for digital and AI-driven art, Sotheby’s recently auctioned the first artwork created by a humanoid robot using artificial intelligence, achieving a final sale price of $1,084,800. The artwork, titled A.I. God. Portrait of Alan Turing (2024), was produced

Irmak Canevi’s New Solo Exhibition at Sanatorium

SANATORIUM is proud to present Hop Through We Hop, the fourth solo exhibition by Turkish artist Irmak Canevi, running from November 8 to December 21, 2024. In this exhibition, Canevi delves into the concept of “permission” through an innovative exploration of materials,

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Auctions to Basquiat, Magritte, and O’Keeffe

The New York art market is gearing up for a high-stakes auction season this November, with top auction houses presenting works by celebrated artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, René Magritte, and Georgia O’Keeffe, among others. Following strong sales in London and Paris,

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MUBI Fest Istanbul Canceled After LGBTI+ Film Ban

The MUBI Fest Istanbul, scheduled for Nov. 7-10, was canceled following a last-minute ban by the Kadıköy District Governor’s Office on a LGBTI+ themed film, according to an announcement by streaming platform MUBI on Nov. 7. MUBI Turkey stated that it decided

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‘Game of Thrones’ May Become a Movie

After enthralling audiences with a wildly successful television run from 2011-2019, the world of Game of Thrones may be gearing up to take on a new format: the big screen. Reports from The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline confirm that Warner Bros. is

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