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The Surprising Power of Color to Ease Quarantine Anxiety
The Covid-bound are trying to redecorate their way out of a pandemic slump.
By Kyle Chayka
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ARTnews in Brief: Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Adds Mandy El-Sayegh to its Roster—and More from October 23, 2020
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Find the Best Graphite Transfer Paper for Every Use
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. Want to transfer your your drawings onto another surface or use a…
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Royal Opera House’s $16.8 M. Hockney Stars in Christie’s $118 M. Paris-London Series
A Marina Abramović mixed reality work became the first work of its kind to hit the block.
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Patty Chang’s Affecting Videos and Photographs Find Emotion in Breast Milk, Death, and More
The artist is currently the subject of two solo shows in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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German Artist Collective Claims to Have Stolen Joseph Beuys Sculpture
The group Frankfurter Hauptschule says that it gave Beuys's 1985 Capri Battery work to a museum in Tanzania.
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NYU Will Remove Sackler Name from Graduate Institute, Deana Lawson Wins Hugo Boss Prize, and More: Morning Links from October 23, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Reinvigorate Your Furniture with the Best Chalk Paint
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. When it comes to refinishing furniture or cabinets, chalk…
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Flaunt Your Artworks, Designs, and More with the Best Boards for Signs
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. It seems as though there's an ever-growing need for signage these…
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Marian Goodman on Closing Her London Gallery: ‘Brexit Has Changed London’s Role’
"Obviously, things are not the same as they were last year," the dealer said.
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Baltimore Museum of Art Board Chair Defends Deaccessioning Amid Controversy
Clair Zamoiski Segal wrote in a public letter that "there is nothing short-sighted nor nefarious about deaccessioning."
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The Style That Would Not Die
The nineteenth-century realist tradition lives on in recent popular novels and television shows, like "Black Mirror" and "Normal People."
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