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After Years of Figurative Painting, Abstraction Roars Back in New York’s Galleries Better Than Ever
A New York–specific obsession with painting has officially collided with a zest for “rediscoveries.”
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Trump’s Sculpture Garden of ‘American Heroes’ Moves Ahead with NEH Funding
The Trump administration had recently cancelled most of the federal agency's existing grant programs.
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Qatar Names Lina Ghotmeh as Architect for Forthcoming National Pavilion in Venice
The pavilion will be the only third to open in the Giardini in the past 50 years.
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Monumental Ruins Emerge Following Massive Myanmar Earthquake
The ruins may have been a water palace or a water-related structure for royal ceremonies, archaeologists believe.
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Andy Warhol’s Big Electric Chair to Sell at Christie’s in May with $30 M. Estimate
The former owners were longtime benefactors of Ghent's SMAK museum.
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Conservation Work on Vermeer Painting Suggests It May Have Been His Final Work
Kaplan recently had the Vermeer examined and conserved with strict instructions to keep the intervention subtle. "I want to see the artist, not the restorer," he said.
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Makes a Big Splash with David Hockney’s Largest Exhibition Ever
A new survey at the Paris institution throws a powerful spotlight on the last 25 years of David Hockney's creation.
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Museum of Fine Arts Boston Names Current Conservation Head Pierre Terjanian as Next Director and CEO
Terjanian previously held major roles at the Met and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Modi’s New National Museum Gains French Support, Trump Sculpture Garden Gets NEH Funding, and More: Morning Links for April 11, 2025
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CASETiFY Joins Forces with Takashi Murakami to Celebrate One of the Artist’s Most Beloved Characters
The tech accessories brand unveils details for "TAKASHI MURAKAMI x CASETiFY: MR. DOB," bringing Murakami's signature designs to luggage, mobile device cases and more.
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How Walton Ford’s Loudest Paintings Redirect Your Gaze
Ford's new paintings star the Marchesa Luisa Casati, a Futurist Venetian artist and heiress who owned cheetahs and other exotic species.
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David Altmejd on his Tour-de-Force Surrealist Serpent
Though an intricate sprawling feat of both Maximalism and engineering, Altmejd set out to create his latest sculpture with little planning—opting instead to figure out his work’s meaning and form as he worked, letting his materials guide the way.
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Bali May Be a Victim of Its Own Success, as Luxury Hotels Looks to Quieter Islands Nearby
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Andor creator says Disney is working on a Star Wars horror project
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