Editorials
DISPATCH FROM ART BASEL
By Claudia Fiks
For many years, I have worked as an educational guide at Art Basel, leading groups through the fair and helping visitors navigate its vast ecosystem of galleries, institutions, artists and […]
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THOUGHTFUL WORK, SURPRISE EVENTS
By Claudia Fiks
Art Basel 2025, held in its original hometown, once again transcended the backdrop of global uncertainty, wars, environmental crises and economic turmoil to offer an exhilarating and necessary respite. From […]
Editorials
RESILIENCE AND REFLECTION: NAVIGATING THE ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE OF ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH 2023
By Claudia Fiks
The 2023 Art Basel Miami Beach emerged as a powerful antidote against our times’ prevailing agony and frustrations in a world grappling with the unsettling shadow of war and facing […]
Editorials
CONSTANTLY REIMAGINING OUR WORLD: THE ART WORLD SHINES IN NYC, MIAMI BEACH & SÃO PAULO
By Claudia Fiks
Is every artwork inherently political, and has this always been the case? Can the interpretation of the same artwork be dependent on the political climate, the era or the geographical […]
Editorials
ART WITH A CAPITAL A?
By Steve Sangapore
It seems like every day I learn about a new development in the world of artificial intelligence (AI). As an artist, I’m most concerned about AI-generated “art” and its cultural […]
Editorials
A MELTING FLOW OF COLOR: NFTS, EARLY SALES, KEPT MIAMI ART WEEK 2021 UPBEAT
By Nancy Nesvet
The sky was blue all week, with nary a raindrop falling to mar the art world experience of Miami Art Week or keep visitors from the many outside installations on […]
Artscope Issues, Editorials
GAME ON: ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH 2021 PREVIEW
By Nancy Nesvet
The art fair game is changing. It’s fast approaching the game of slip and slide, ad schedules change along with rules for admittance due to the Covid-19 pandemic, making attendance […]
Editorials, Visual Arts
RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: ONLINE AND IN-PERSON, ART BASEL RETURNS
By Nancy Nesvet
After more than a year of artists delving deeper into their own practice with little or no feedback from fellow artists or gallerists on the progression of their work, it […]
Artscope Online, Community, Editorial, Exhibits
THE ART SCENE. BACK TO NORMAL?
By Nancy Nesvet
New York held a ticker tape parade in honor of health care workers on July 7. Galleries are opening up in New York, Massachusetts, Paris, and more. The fireworks were […]
Current Issue, Editorial
A UNITED AND KINDER WORLD: INDIGENOUS ART, CRAFT TO BE CELEBRATED IN 2021
By Nancy Nesvet
With galleries closed and artists sequestered in studios and homes, 2021 continues an evolution in art begun in 2020, as the consequences of the pandemic and the Black Lives Matter […]
Artscope Online, News
EDITORIAL: LIVE FROM WASHINGTON: THE REVOLUTION WAS TELEVISED
By Nancy Nesvet
The revolution will be televised and it has begun, with apologies to Gil Scott-Heron who thought it wouldn’t be, although it was also, as he wrote, live. We are changing […]