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Los Angeles is lucky to have such a strong art community. We spoke to Megan Mulrooney, a few months after the opening of her eponymous gallery on Sunset. Mulrooney shares with us about her love for LA and her passion for creating intergenerational dialogue.

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One of the greatest joys of working in the art world today is the opportunity to cross paths with inspiring, authentic, and passionate women. With Art Basel opening in Miami this week, our founder Bibi Zavieh reconnected with advisor-collector duo Anne Parke and Danielle Falls.

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As part of our Women in the Arts series and ahead of the Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary, we step into the colorful world - and home - of Brooklyn collector, patron and philanthropist Carla Shen.

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At newcube, we are strong believers that women in the art world should support each other. This is why we follow the path of inspiring women in the art world and it comes with no surprise that we came across Jeanne Masel, ART FOR CHANGE and her art collection. A few weeks ago, as New York was getting ready for a busy month of art fairs and auctions, we met with Jeanne, we talked about the many hats she wears, the values ART FOR CHANGE and newcube share, and we exchanged about our mutual passion for art, artists and community.

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newcube spoke with Dr. Kenneth Montague about the under-representation of Black subjects in modern and contemporary art. Discover more about the Wedge Collection and the Wedge Curatorial Projects, and its legacy in the art world.

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Pari Ehsan's world is filled with positivity. An architecture and furniture design graduate with a passion for art and fashion, Pari Ehsan is now an influential content creator and creative director. Bibi and Claire, the founders of newcube, chatted with Pari and learned more about the many projects she's involved with.

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The founders of newcube, Bibi and Claire, had the pleasure to chat with art patron and collector extraordinaire, Pamela Hornik. They talked about art, dogs and the current state of the (art) world.

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