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The Art of Food
“A Feast for the Eyes” gives readers a glimpse of how artists have used food as a medium. Source link
Sotheby’s Sold: Businessman and Collector Patrick Drahi Acquires Auction House for $2.7 Billion –
Sotheby’s location on Bond Street in London. SHUTTERSTOCK The French-Israeli media mogul and art collector Patrick Drahi has reached an agreement to acquire Sotheby’s through BidFair […]
ARTnews in Brief: New LACMA Trustees, Seven Days at the Whitney, and More—Week of June 17, 2019 –
Chris Burden’s Urban Light, 2008, on the grounds of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. PHOTO: ©MUSEUM ASSOCIATES/LACMA; ART: ©CHRIS BURDEN/LICENSED BY THE CHRIS BURDEN […]
Editors’ Picks: 18 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week | artnet News
Tuesday, June 18 A Venetian mask. Photo via Wikimedia Commons. 1. “MoMA PS1 Gala After Party: Midsummer Masquerade” at the Museum of Modern Art The […]
Gloria Vanderbilt, Fashion Designer and Maker of Lyrical Artworks, Dead at 95 –
Gloria Vanderbilt in her studio beside Together Alone in the Unknowable Night, 2014. BARRY SUTTON FOR INTROSPECTIVE MAGAZINE/1STDIBS Gloria Vanderbilt, the famed New York heiress, socialite, […]
What 7 Visitors (and One Guard) Cherished on MoMA’s Closing Day
They were drawn to the Big M’s: Monet, Matisse, Miró, and more. Source link
The Director of Berlin’s Jewish Museum Has Resigned Over a Controversial Tweet About the Israel-Palestine Debate
Peter Schäfer, the director of the Jewish Museum in Berlin, announced his resignation Friday amid criticism stemming from a controversial tweet sent out by the museum […]
Martin Roth, Artist Who Nurtured Living Organisms, Is Dead at 41 –
Martin Roth at the former Louis B. James Gallery in New York. COURTESY LOUIS B. JAMES The artist Martin Roth, whose work often enlisted living organisms […]
Post-Apocalyptic Illustrations of Tokyo in Ruins
Shinjuku Station – the road has collapsed on the South side of the station, revealing pools of blue water that have formed on the train tracks […]
Swiss Museums Dedicated Just a Quarter of Their Solo Shows to Women Artists Over the Past Decade | artnet News
Despite a growing push for gender parity in art institutions around the world, the gap in Swiss museums is still widely imbalanced, according to a new […]