Getty Images Holdings Inc. is in confidential discussions with lenders about securing new financing for the struggling company, according to a reports from Bloomberg. The talks involve the possibility of a debtor-in-possession loan, but another path could see lenders taking control of the photo archive and stock-image company through a bankruptcy process. The company is currently in a 30-day grace period after missing interest payments on its unsecured notes that were due Sept. 1, according to regulatory filings. Getty Images stated it had sufficient cash to make the payments but opted to use the grace period.

  Sunday, October 4; Basquiat | The Blue Ribbon Paintings and the Art of Reproduction at Princeton Jean-Michel Basquiat’s urgent, visceral brushwork has long been celebrated for its raw street poetry, but a major upcoming exhibition at the Princeton University Art Museum promises to fundamentally reframe how we view his studio practice. Basquiat, the Blue Ribbon Paintings, and the Art of Reproduction shifts the lens away from pure expressive spontaneity to d...