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5 biggest news from the art world in 2022
In many ways, 2022 scored! Finally, we had the return of normal life as in the pre-pandemic, there were many important sales at auctions, confidence was renewed in the art market, we had the return of art fairs and some great in-person exhibitions. At the same time, certain political problems that gained momentum during the pandemic found a new expression in the face of new and persistent injustices during this year. Discover here the most impactful moments in the art world in 2022.
Pantone has revealed the color of the year 2023: it is Viva Magenta
Pantone, the international brand responsible for creating the largest color system in the world, released the tone for the new year. Pantone 18-1750, called Viva Magenta, explores the dynamic between Artificial Intelligence and human creativity to create the "Magentaverse". Find out more here.
Public Prosecutor's Office closed investigation into disappearance of State works of art
The Public Prosecutor's Office has closed the inquiry into the disappearance of 94 works from the State's contemporary art collection, the Attorney General's Office (PGR) revealed this Tuesday to the Lusa agency.The DGPC report warned that “the existence of works to be located constituted a weakness in the collection” of contemporary art. Learn more here.
Marina Abramovic, Cindy Sherman and other artists sign letter of solidarity with Iranian protesters
Big names in contemporary art like Marina Abramović, Cindy Sherman and Kara Walker signed an open letter denouncing theocratic rule in Iran and expressing solidarity with activists there. The population is disgruntled and activists have been protesting for more than two consecutive months following the death of Mahsa Amini, who died after being beaten by Iran's morality police for incorrectly wearing his hijab, a mandatory article of clothing for women.