Rebecca Anne Proctor

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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

Artnet News Pro

Inside the Accra Art Boom: How a Rising Generation of Dealers in Ghana Are Seizing the Moment

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Politics

Palestinian Artist Khaled Jarrar Has Made an NFT to Call International Attention to the Plight of His Homeland

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Politics

Caught in a War Zone, Artists and Cultural Leaders in Gaza and Israel Say the International Art Community Must Stand With Palestine

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

People

The Mysterious Entrepreneur Who Paid $62 Million for the World’s Largest Painting Plans to Open a Dedicated Museum in Dubai

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Books

An American Wrote a Memoir About How She Built Tehran’s Legendary $3 Billion Art Collection. The Iranian Art World Begs to Differ

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art Fairs

Art Dubai, the First Major In-Person Art Fair Since the Pandemic, Proves That Collectors Are Ready to Show Up and Spend

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Galleries

After Losing Her Daughter in the Beirut Explosions, a Lebanese-Armenian Gallerist Launches a New Creative Platform in Her Memory

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art Fairs

How the Upstart Ramallah Art Fair Was Organized Amid a Pandemic and the Trials of Daily Life in Palestine

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

‘We Are Talking About Rebuilding Half a City’: How Beirut’s Cultural Community Is Recovering Three Months After the Deadly Blast

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Politics

‘The Nigerian Creative Community Is Relentless’: Meet the Powerful Photographers Documenting the Fight to End Police Brutality

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

People

Nigerian Artist Ben Enwonwu Was an International Star in the 1960s. Now His Art Is Making a Comeback—and the Market Is Watching

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Art World

Despite the Beirut Blast, a Lebanese Publisher Is Forging Ahead With a Project to Unite 50 International Middle Eastern Artists

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Politics

‘We Are Having Trouble Living Without Fear’: Beirut’s Cultural Sector Starts to Pick Up the Pieces After the City’s Deadly Explosion

by Rebecca Anne Proctor

Analysis

The UAE Is Emerging From Lockdown, But Some Say Its International, Cosmopolitan Art Scene Will Never Be the Same

by Rebecca Anne Proctor