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In Houston, Artist Clarissa Tossin Ponders the Colonial Implications of the 21st-Century Space Race
Her installation at Rice University runs through August.
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A Mariupol Art School Sheltering 400 Ukrainians Reportedly Bombed in Russian Siege
Mariupol has been subjected to a brutal bombardment since the invasion began four weeks ago.
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Warhol’s ‘Blue Marylin’ Poised to Fetch $200 M. Could Set a Record for One of Art History’s Most Expensive Artists
The sale could surpass Warhol's current record of $105.4 million.
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Willie Birch, Artist and ‘Social Chronicler,’ Is Portraying the World as He Sees It
With his first New York show in 22 years, Birch is paying homage to New Orleans, the city he's long called home.
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Archaeologists Uncover Strange Jaguar Surrounded By Starfish at Aztec Site
The offering were made to the god Huehueteotl-Xiuhtecuhtli.
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Damien Hirst Demon Heads to London, Rubens Makes $3.4 M. in Warsaw, and More: Morning Links for March 21, 2022
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Budi Tek, Influential Collector Whose Private Museum Helped Bring Contemporary Asian Art to International Stage, Has Died at 65
His Yuz Museum in Shanghai formed major partnerships with LACMA and the Qatar Museums.
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The Five Best Inkjet Photo Printers for Artists in 2022
If you are serious about printing your photographs or your fine art prints yourself, or if you just want to print professional-looking images of your work for your portfolio, it’s a good idea…
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Dealer Vito Schnabel to Star as Fame-Seeking Fitness Expert in New Film
American History X director Tony Kaye will helm the project.
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Marina Abramovic to Revisit ‘The Artist is Present’ for Ukraine Benefit Auction
All of the proceeds from the sale will go to Direct Relief's efforts focused on Ukraine.
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How I Made This: Reconstructing Colette Lumiere’s “Living Environment”
In the 1970s and early 1980s, artist Colette Lumiere (the last of a number of names the French-born artist adopted in the course of her career) created, performed in, and eventually fully inhabited
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Employing bacteria, yeast, and other microorganisms in their work, a number of contemporary artists are exploring—and challenging—the common associations of microbial life with danger.
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