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Caravaggio, Boy Bitten by a Lizard (1593–1594), detail. Collection of the Fondazione Roberto Longhi, Florence.

Hey Prazzlers,

It’s not always about the headlines, it’s about the moments that keep us inspired. This week we saw artists supporting artists, curators pushing for inclusivity, and stories that remind us how art builds community, speaking of which in Learn the Market this week, Korean collector Samson Ko turned gallerist tells us why art shouldn’t be exclusive. As for Artists of Our Time, we’ve got an incredible line-up of performances planned, it’s going to be a night to remember, I hope you have the 11th on your calendars! We’ll also be bringing our Learn the market series IRL on the 25th of September! Keep an eye on our Events Page and RSVP. Can’t wait to see you all there!

You know the drill! Headlines, insights, and IRL gems waiting below 👇

—Ann from Prazzle Arts

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Learn the Market

• Against the Tide: Ben Hunter Gallery's Bold Expansion Defies London's Gallery Closure Epidemic

• Ones to Know: The Curators Shaping the Future of Art

• Curator’s Corner: Art Isn’t Exclusive: Ko Samson on Why Galleries Should Create for Everyone

• NADA Miami Loses Longtime Exhibitors to Art Basel and Untitled Art

• Caravaggio's Rare Masterpiece Arrives in Florida: A Once-in-a-Decade Opportunity

• Guide: How Art Residencies Are Game-Changers for Creative Careers

• Guide: September 2025 Opportunities for Artists, Creative Professionals and Cultural Institutions You Shouldn't Miss

Top Stories for you this week! ☕

• NOTEWORTHY: Evan Murphy’s Award-Winning Portrait Series “I.D.” Exhibits in Venice During the Film Festival

• We Design Beirut 2025: Seven Venues, Six Exhibitions, One Cultural Renaissance

• How Spike Lee Turned His Personal Art Collection Into a Cinematic Set Piece Through “Highest 2 Lowest”

• Curators of Bangkok Art Exhibition Flee Thailand Amid Censorship Pressure from Chinese Embassy

• Project Files: Alfie Bradley’s Knife Angel: A Monument Forged from 100,000 Surrendered Blades