Art Loving Team

23 April 2026 The Invention of a Face for Power. There are periods in history when power exists not only in armies, laws, or institutions, but in something far more elusive and far more enduring: image. The sixteenth century was one such period. Across Europe, the stability that had defined the late medieval world was dissolving. Structures that had appeared eternal — the unity of the Church, the continuity of dynasties, the permanence of inherited authority — were suddenly subject to doubt.

10 October 2025 This November, Christie’s New York will unveil one of the most remarkable private collections to reach the market in recent decades: Birth of the Modern: The Arnold and Joan Saltzman Collection. Comprising more than seventy works spanning Impressionism, Modernism, and early abstraction, the collection reflects over sixty years of passionate collecting by two extraordinary figures — Ambassador Arnold Saltzman and his wife, Joan. Together they built an unparalleled dialogue between

6 October 2025 After three decades under the leadership of Glenn D. Lowry, The Museum of Modern Art in New York —the world’s most influential institution of modern art— enters a new era. This autumn, Christophe Cherix, a Swiss-born curator and long-time head of MoMA’s Department of Drawings and Prints, officially took over as David Rockefeller Director. His appointment marks a generational and philosophical shift within the Museum — one that could see MoMA re-embrace its intellectual and experim