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Singapore Biennale 2025: 80+ Artists Explore “Pure Intention” Across the City
Singapore Biennale 2025 brings 80+ artists and 100+ works under ‘pure intention,’ transforming Singapore’s rail trails, estates, malls and museums into open galleries.
The City of Nam June Paik: The Sea Fused with The Sun
Step into a city of light and screens—The City of Nam June Paik: The Sea Fused with The Sun brings Paik’s video art legacy vividly alive in Yongin.
Anish Kapoor “BUTCHERED” Challenges Shell’s Fossil Fuel Empire in the North Sea
Anish Kapoor and Greenpeace unveiled “BUTCHERED” on Shell’s North Sea gas rig, using 1,000 liters of fake blood to expose the wounds of fossil fuels.
Tyrrell Winston Sues New Orleans Pelicans Over Deflated Basketball Artwork
Tyrrell Winston sues the New Orleans Pelicans for copyright infringement, claiming the NBA team copied his signature deflated basketball wall works in a 2024 Instagram post.
teamLab Biovortex Kyoto — A New Permanent Immersive Museum Opens in Fall 2025
teamLab announces Biovortex Kyoto museum opening fall 2025, featuring four groundbreaking digital artworks in collaboration with Kyoto-Osaka initiative.
Takashi Murakami’s Latest Solo Exhibition Confronts the Pain of History
Takashi Murakami's latest solo show in Cleveland bridges pop art with sacred architecture and history, exploring trauma, gaming, and digital worlds.
Marina Abramović NFT 2025 Revealed
Marina Abramović unveils her new NFT series “Element” with TAEX—featuring Scorpion, Octopus & Snake. First drop launches June 18 on Ethereum.
Mango Art Festival 2025 Review: Affordable, Cute Mango
Mango Art Festival 2025 returns with works from 200 emerging and established artists. What sold best? And what did galleries have to say? Join Tae Art Man in uncovering the answers.
Pierre Bonnard: Light, Memory, and the Quiet Legacy of a Modern French Master
Discover the quiet genius of Pierre Bonnard, the French artist who painted memories with color, light, and intimacy. From law school to the avant-garde Les Nabis, and from Japanese prints to Normandy landscapes—his work continues to shine in modern art history.
