With 100 Pounds of Blue Pigment, an Artist Conjures Spirits of the Past
The ghost of George Washington Carver hangs over the studio of Amanda Williams, where hues are inspired by the Alabama soil ...
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This Art Failed to Sell. Then It Got a Line Down the Block—and More Juicy Art World Gossip
Plus, who snuck in to the Art Production Fund gala? Which gallery is hiring a dedicated stationary bike rider?
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Business of the Arts: Capturing a Sense of Place
At boutique hotel The Ozarker Lodge in Branson, experience is the name of the game. On its website, guests are offered ...
Penn Entertainment’s gamble on ESPN isn’t going as hoped
"But if for whatever reason we’re not hitting the levels that we need to, then obviously as you’re approaching that third ...
Joann’s customers furious over sudden gift card cutoff date ahead of store closures
Joann’s store customers were left furious after they heard the company would implement a strict cut-off period for gift cards ahead of its mass store closures. When announcing that every location ...
Paperless Post’s New Brand Collab Is 325 Years in the Making
In the 16th century, one could receive an invitation to a fête via lithograph or linen-paper letter, folded and sealed in wax, stamped with an ornate insignia. But in 2009, when siblings Alexa and ...
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Pandemic-Era Art Tech Startups Are Here to Stay-But No Thanks to VC Funding
When former Christie's co-chairman Loic Gouzer launched his auction app Fair Warning in 2020 as pandemic lockdowns halted art sales, it was an experiment. Last year, after a short break, he ...
Everyone, put your cards down.
Localthunk, the developer behind breakout roguelike poker game Balatro, has stepped in to resolve a bit of a scrum in the Balatro subreddit over a mod's statements on AI art.
Cigars, cars, and cards: The art of the slow deal
While traditional networking feels transactional, sharing your passions with others builds lasting business relationships.