Sarah Cascone is a Senior Writer at artnet News. She specializes in arts and entertainment, culture, and environmental issues, often exploring themes related to climate change, animal welfare, and travel. Sarah's work has been featured in artnet and Total Retail.
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By: Sarah Cascone
Women's issues have been at the heart of Smith's practice for decades. Sarah Cascone Share This Article
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The city also bought a work by local artist Nina Surel from Art Basel Miami Beach.
By: Sarah Cascone
This storied pair was stolen, lost, and rediscovered, before landing on the auction block.
The U.S. Mint and Smithsonian American Women's History Museum have unveiled the last set of American Women Quarters, to circulate in 2025.
France has selected Claire Tabouret to design new stained glass windows for Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris—a divisive proposal.
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The Cuban artist became known for her sculptural canvases only in her late 80s. Sarah Cascone Share This Article
The work by Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, the first Roma artist to stage a national pavilion at the Venice Biennale, marks her U.S. debut.
When you need a safe topic of conversation at your holiday feast and want to appear cultured, try one of these art historical facts
A new exhibition sheds light on Belle da Costa Greene, who built a world-class collection for the Morgan—against all odds.
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Dealer Ivy Jones is seeking institutional attention for 81-year-old artist Helen Evans Ramsaran, who makes bronze sculpture inspired by African art history.
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