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UEFA official slams 'snake' American billionaire team owners for forming new breakaway European Super League as British soccer fans pile on Liverpool's John Henry, Arsenal's Stan Kroenke, and Manchester United's Glazer family for 'destroying football' A dozen European football clubs have agreed to join a midweek Super League with plans to start in August  The billionaire owners behind the clubs are driving the proposals which have been widely criticized by fans  The ultra-wealthy backers include the US sports moguls behind Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal Fans targeted owners John...

Betty Cuningham Gallery opens an exhibition of new paintings by John Lees Installation view. NEW YORK, NY .-Betty Cuningham Gallery is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by John Lees. The exhibition opened on March 26 and runs through May 8, 2021. This is the artist’s sixth solo show at the Gallery, located at 15 Rivington Street, New York City. An Online Viewing Room accompanies the exhibition. The exhibition is comprised of 23 paintings and a major work on paper, Sitting in One Place, 2001-2021, measuring 95 in length. Lees spends years working and reworking his paintings and drawin...

Knopf, 880 pp., $60.00 This episode suggests ruthless careerism, but as the Pulitzer Prize–winning critics Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan write in their new biography,  Francis Bacon: Revelations, the reality turned out to be more haunting. Beginning in 1972, Bacon regularly checked into the hotel room where Dyer died. He slept in the same bed where Dyer had cheated on him; he sat on the toilet where Dyer took his last breath. Bacon wasn’t spiritual, but these private rituals, which could last up to two weeks, had the intimacy of a séance. It was the closest Bacon came to sentimentality.

The record-breaking $69 million sale won’t change much, outside of high-roller groupthink.

Beeple NFT Fetches Record-Breaking $69 Million in Christie’s Sale Share In a first in the history of auctions, a digital artwork sold for more than US $69 million at Christie’s. The artwork, titled Everydays – The First 5000 Days by American artist Mike Winkelmann, also known as Beeple, is a collage of 5,000 individual images made one-per-day over more than thirteen years. In a tweet on March 11, Christie’s said that the artwork was sold for US $69,346,250 placing Beeple among the “the top three most valuable living artists”. .@beeple 's 'The First 5000 Days', the 1st purely ...