Tag Archives: Laurie Hurwitz

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Books

Calle Me Maybe

By Posted 12/31/12

A chronicle of Sophie Calle’s encounter with a mysterious stranger finally resurfaces
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Fabrice Hyber with his painting Emmêlé, 2011.
Profiles

Hyber’s Hybrids

By Posted 08/02/12

Whether making the world’s largest soap bar or paintings of viruses, Fabrice Hyber infuses wit and mischief into his art projects Read More

Corot experts Martin Dieterle and Claire Lebeau are preparing the sixth supplement to the artist’s catalogue raisonné.
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‘If It Doesn’t Dance, It’s Not Corot’

By Posted 06/27/12

A family steeped in Corot uses connoisseurship and instinct to distinguish the real paintings from copies and fakes Read More

Anselm Kiefer's installation La Berceuse (for Van Gogh), 2010, was in a room devoted to Rembrandt's The Night Watch, 1642. MYRA MAY
Looking at Art

Kiefer on Night Watch

By Posted 08/15/11

The German artist does Rembrandt, by way of van Gogh. Read More

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News

Haggling Over Monet

By Posted 12/01/10

Why Paris has two Monet shows instead of one. Read More

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Carried Away with the Mona Lisa

By Posted 01/01/09

In the 1970s, writer and filmmaker Joe Medeiros was reading up on Leonardo da Vinci when a sentence in Liana Bortolon’s book The Life and Times of Leonardo caught his eye. It mentioned the infamous theft of August 21, 1911, … Read More

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Is She Smiling for Two?

By Posted 01/01/07

Space-age technology allowed restorers to see details of the Mona Lisa they never could before. Read More