Photograph by Eli Pousson, 2018 March 25. By Alejandra Mantilla Recently, the art world has seen a controversy surrounding Baltimore Museum’s decision to sell three blue-chip paintings from its collection. Following changes in de-accessioning regulations brought by the Covid-19 pandemic, the...

By Dominika Karc Joseph Beuys was clearly an outstanding art personality sacrificing himself for higher causes such as art democracy. No surprise that Beus became an inspiration to artists of our times. One of his students Felix Droese participated in the...

by Dominika Karc The battle for an art being “exclusive and for elites” vs “ for everybody” is longer than it may seem.  History knows examples about artists fighting for art democratization. Joseph Beuys once said that “ Every human being...

By Alejandra Mantilla The intersection between politics and art has long been a place of debate. Today these questions take on a particularly important role, as activism in and around museums and galleries seem to be growing. In the wake...

By Sami Dallali According to Jason Bailey, the art world is still mostly white, male and unequal: that goes for the museums, the art market and the renowned artists. In his predictions for the art market, the expert in technologies...