Rebecca Anne Proctor

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Art & Exhibitions

Saudi Arabia’s First-Ever Andy Warhol Exhibition Enjoys a Sparkling Debut—Despite Criticism That It Sidelines the Artist’s Personal Life

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

Artist-Led Spaces Are Proliferating Around the World, Filling a Gap Caused by Dwindling Public Funding and Market Pressures

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

‘We Are Not Perfect People—Like Any Other People’: Qatar’s Art Scene Wants to Break Down Stereotypes Amid a Controversial World Cup

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art Fairs

Buying Activity at Abu Dhabi Art Signals a Market Comeback for the UAE Despite a Looming Global Recession

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art & Exhibitions

‘Air Is Turned Violent’: Lawrence Abu Hamdan on Documenting More than 20,000 Israeli Combat Vehicles in Lebanese Airspace

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

A Multimillion-Dollar Museum and Star-Powered Installations Are Arriving in Egypt. But Its Art Scene Remains Desperate and Disenfranchised

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Politics

Iranian Artists React With Outrage, Calling for Solidarity as Protests Over Women’s Rights Spread Globally

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

Does the Market Only Pay Attention to Art From the Middle East During Times of Conflict?

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

Congo Is in a ‘Cultural Crisis.’ Here’s How Artists, Dealers, and Collectors in the Capital of Kinshasa Are Using Art to Solve the Problem

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

What Will Be Asia’s Next Art-Market Capital? A Q&A With Hong Kong Collector Alan Lo on Where the Smart Money Is Headed

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

People

How Lebanese Artist Ali Cherri Looks to Build a Better World by Digging Into Current Landscapes of War and Ecological Disaster

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Law & Politics

Biennale Star Cian Dayrit Was One of Dozens of Artists Arrested in the Philippines for Supporting Farmers’ Rights

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

The Jordanian City of Amman, Long a Migrant Refuge, Now Has an Art Fair for Its Diasporas

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art & Exhibitions

African Nations Are More Present at the Venice Biennale Than Ever—But Not Always on Their Own Terms

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

7 Ambitious Collectors Dish on What They Loved—and Are Trying to Buy—From the Venice Biennale

by Rebecca Anne Proctor