Art Blocks × OpenSea Artist Residency: First Artist

The Art Blocks × OpenSea Artist Residency officially launches to support generative artists, with Jiwa—an experienced coder and activist—selected as the first artist-in-residence. He will spend four weeks creating new generative art in Marfa, Texas.

Marina Abramović Returns to the Blockchain with a New NFT Collection

Marina Abramović  NFT The NFTs vary in rarity, with standard pieces presented as still images, while the rarer editions feature dynamic animations that evolve in real-time according to the moon’s orbital movements.

Christie’s AI Auction Sparks Outrage from Thousands of Artists

Christie’s New York is hosting its first-ever auction exclusively dedicated to AI-generated art, titled "Augmented Intelligence," running from February 20 to March 5. This landmark event, the first of its kind by a major auction house, has sparked controversy, with nearly 4,000 people signing an open letter demanding its cancellation. Critics argue that the AI models used to create these artworks are trained on copyrighted material without permission, exploiting human artists and raising ethical concerns about the impact on the creative industry.

Thaddaeus Ropac to Open New Gallery at Palazzo Belgioioso in Milan

Thaddaeus Ropac is set to open a new gallery at Palazzo Belgioioso in central Milan in autumn 2025, marking its seventh location. The gallery is scheduled to open in autumn 2025, with Elena Bonanno di Linguaglossa taking on the role of Executive Director, bringing over 25 years of experience in modern and contemporary art, with particular expertise in Italian and American art.

ACCESS BANGKOK: New International Art Fair Set to Energize Thailand’s Cultural Scene

ACCESS BANGKOK: New international Art Fair in Town. Taking place from December 5 to 7, 2024, at ICONSIAM, ACCESS BANGKOK brings together a diverse lineup of 30 galleries—including 12 esteemed galleries from Korea, 12 renowned names from Bangkok, and six others from Southeast Asia and beyond.

ART SG 2025: Highlights Preview and Challenges Amid Declining Exhibitor Numbers

ART SG 2025 returns with highlights, new galleries, and art activities, striving to overcome challenges from declining exhibitors to excite art collectors and lover.

‘Banana Duct Tape’ Fetches $6.24 Million at Sotheby’s Auction

The "Banana Duct Tape," sold for an extraordinary USD 6.24 million. The sale shattered its pre-auction estimates of USD 1 million to 1.5 million, reaffirming its status as one of the most polarizing symbols in contemporary art.

THE FOUNTAIN BOY from Hirohiko Araki, Transforms Osaka’s Cultural Landscape with JoJo-inspired Art

THE FOUNTAIN BOY by famous manga artist Hirohiko Araki, the visionary behind the renowned JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure series. Commissioned by West Japan Railway Company (JR West), this piece is not only a homage to the city’s cultural history but also a reimagining of a beloved landmark, embodying both nostalgia and modernity. With the backdrop of Osaka’s ambitious West Art Project, this work reflects a larger movement to embed everyday spaces with art that resonates with community values and contemporary aesthetics.

Southeast Asian Art Market: ART SG Shrinks Gallery Count for 2025 Amid Art Basel Rivalry

Southeast Asian Art Market is heating up as ART SG reveals its 2025 gallery lineup, featuring 106 galleries—a drop from last year’s 114 and a significant decrease from its debut count of 164 in 2023. This tightening roster highlights ART SG’s ongoing challenges as it squares off with its powerhouse competitor, Art Basel Hong Kong.

teamLab: Field of Wind, Rain and Sun review

teamLab: Field of Wind, Rain and Sun at Can Can Factory in Higashi-Osaka transforms an industrial space into an immersive fusion of nature and digital art. Limited to 6 people per session.