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What is Contemporary Aboriginal Art?

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The Art Syndicate Staff Writer: Constanza Ontiveros Valdés   Nowadays, Contemporary Aboriginal Art is Australia´s most iconic and prestigious art form. Aboriginal artworks are displayed at the most important museums and galleries around the globe and they frequently achieve millionaire prices at art auctions. But, what are the origins and main traits of the so-called Contemporary Aboriginal Art?   Aboriginal art is one

Jules Chéret: how the poster turned into an art form

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The Art Syndicate Staff Writer: Constanza Ontiveros Valdés   Nowadays, posters are widely collected and can be found in the most important museums worldwide. However, that was not always the case. It all began in the mid-1800s, when the poster started to be valued as an art form. Jules Chéret, a talented French designer and artist that revolutionized the lithographic process, is recognized

John Kaldor: shaping public art in Australia and beyond

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 The Art Syndicate Staff Writer: Constanza Ontiveros Valdés “If the story of modern and contemporary art in Australia had a defining moment, it was the very first Kaldor project.” -Edmund Capon, Former Director, Art Gallery of NSW (1940-2019).   John Kaldor is a contemporary art collector and patron, and an undisputable visionary. More so, he is an outspoken voice for making contemporary art

Jean Michel Basquiat: the man, the artist, the legend

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The Art Syndicate Staff writer: Constanza Ontiveros Valdés “I’m not a real person, I’m a legend.” -Basquiat   Basquiat’s name is attached to the short and tragically ended career of a young self-taught artist that tasted sudden fame and whose celebrity skyrocketed after his death. His life has been featured in documentaries and movies, museums put together blockbuster exhibitions of his works, collectors

The ongoing battle for the restitution of Aboriginal cultural heritage

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The Art Syndicate Staff Writer: Constanza Ontiveros Valdés   Around 100,000 Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural artifacts and human ancestral remains form part of foreign institutions and private collections. Some of them were looted upon James Cook’s arrival to Australian soil in 1770 while many others have their own stories to tell. For years, Australian authorities and descendants of the Aboriginal cultures

What to know about the NFT art boom

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The Art Syndicate Staff Writer: Constanza Ontiveros   NFTs have taken the international art market by storm making headlines everywhere. All this fuss comes with many warnings pointing to the speculative bubble created around them, to copyright issues and legal gray spots, to their negative toll on the planet, and to their potential longevity. But, how does this market work, and who are

How is the artistic community rallying against Anti-Asian hate?

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The Art Syndicate Staff Writer: Constanza Ontiveros Valdés Anti-Asian racism is not at all new. However, the emergence of Covid-19 which was dubbed a “Chinese virus,” exponentially increased the number of violent acts and verbal assaults against Asian communities within the US, Australia, and elsewhere. Like many other instances across the globe, the art world has taken a stance against anti-Asian hate. This

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