The Whitney’s 2026 Art Party Turns Up the Heat for New York’s Next Gen Patrons "It felt as if everyone in attendance was in competition with the works of art for the boldest look of the night,” Gabrielle Richardson told Observer. By Elisa Carollo
A New Whitney Show Explores the Legacy of the First AI Art Software The software was developed by artist Harold Cohen in the 1960s. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Could AI Change Curating, Art Collecting and Tracing Provenance? Christie’s Wants to Find Out. 'I feel like we're literally in the AOL dial-up stage,' Anne Bracegirdle, co-organizer of the conference said. Along with Christie's, she's hoping to propel the art industry into a high-tech future. By Paddy Johnson
Safeguarding Cultural Heritage Through the Largest Art and Collectibles Transfer in History By Maeve Zimmerman