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The Best Booths at Paris’s 2021 FIAC Fair, From Ice Sculptures to a Ceramic Bank Vault
Some 160 dealers from 25 countries eagerly rolled out their displays on Wednesday.
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ARTnews in Brief: Modern Art Now Represents René Daniëls—and More from October 22, 2021
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Picasso Auction at MGM Casino Brings in More Than $100 M.
Steve Wynn's Picasso collection was displayed at the Bellagio for years.
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National Gallery of Art Acquires Iconic Faith Ringgold Flag Painting
The painting will appear in a forthcoming New Museum retrospective.
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Manuel Neri, Influential Bay Area Sculptor with a Focus on Figuration, Is Dead at 91
He was a part of the offbeat Bay Area Figurative Movement during the '50s and '60s.
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Museums Across Mexico, Central America Face Financial Peril, Survey Finds
Dozens of museums in the region are at risk of permanent closure, the report says.
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In Her First-Ever Performance, Tschabalala Self Explores a Creative Relationship in Crisis
Self's experimental play Sounding Board will debut this weekend as part of the Performa biennial.
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Collector to Watch: Film Producer Michael Sherman Views Buying Art as a ‘Curation Process’
"My favorite collecting style is to discover somebody myself," he said.
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Collectors to Watch: Dawn and David Lenhardt Focus on the Stories Behind the Art They Buy
"Getting to know the artists just helps you with the story," David Lenhardt said.
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Plantation Landscapes and Murky Water: Dawoud Bey at Sean Kelly
In Bey's latest photographs, five former plantations in Louisiana seem haunted by a history of violence against enslaved people—and by memories of their resistance.
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Sword Fights on Canvas: Georges Mathieu at Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary
He anticipated performance art, inspired Gutai, and motivated Europe's response to Abstract Expressionism—but Georges Mathieu has mostly faded from view.
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David Adjaye Designs Wild New York Skyscraper, Rare Hilma af Klints Surface, and More: Morning Links for October 22, 2021
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Hannah Wilke: Living As Art
A retrospective at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation shows how Hannah Wilke made bodily experience the center of her work, from sexual pleasure to illness and death.
By Anne Boyer
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Vivienne Westwood Joins Letters to the Earth Project With Laura Whitmore
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