Rebecca Anne Proctor

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Artnet News Pro

Italy Is Emerging as an Unexpected Hub for Crypto Art. But Regulatory Challenges Are Stunting the Growth of Its NFT Market

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art & Exhibitions

‘The Namibian Art Scene Deserves Better:’ The Underwriters of Namibia’s Venice Biennale Pavilion Have Pulled Out One Week Before the Event

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

After Decades of War and Political Instability, Is Baghdad’s Art Scene Seeing Glimmers of a Revival?

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

The UAE Wants to Become the Cryptocurrency Capital of the World. Here’s How Art Dubai Is Trying to Help

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

On View

In Saudi Arabia, a Calm, Meditative Biennial Defies the Uproar as Desert X AlUla Organizers Say the ‘Dust Is Settling’ on the Controversial Show

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Archaeology & History

A Rogue Taliban Governor Has Been Digging Beneath the Ruins of the Bamiyan Buddhas, Chasing a Rumor of Buried Treasure

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

With Local Investment and Rising Auction Prices, Is the Democratic Republic of Congo Poised to Become Africa’s Next Art Hub?

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

From a Cosmetics Entrepreneur to a Seasoned Cultural Advisor, Meet Five Under-the-Radar Saudi Art Collectors

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

Meet 5 Middle Eastern Collectors Shaping the Emirati Art Scene, From a Presidential Advisor to a Retired Pharmaceutical Magnate

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art Fairs

‘We Sell for the Same Prices Here That We Sell at Basel’: Nigerian Collectors Hunt for West Africa’s Next Art Stars at Art X Lagos

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art Collectors

Nish McCree Is Building an Astute Collection of Contemporary African Art—and Working to Embolden the Continent’s Artists in the Process

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

Without State Funding, Ghana’s Rising Stars Are Building an Art Infrastructure of Their Own to Cultivate the Next Generation of Creatives

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Law & Politics

Prominent Artist eL Seed Says the Tunisian Pavilion at Dubai’s Expo 2020 Used His Work Without Permission

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Artnet News Pro

Beyond Amoako Boafo: The Next Emerging Names You Need to Know in Accra, Ghana’s Rapidly Accelerating Art Hub

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Politics

Afghans Are Painting Over Images of Women While Culture Workers Are Putting Art in Storage as Afghanistan Braces for Taliban Control

by Rebecca Anne Proctor