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Zadig & Voltaire Accused of Plagiarizing Artist for Fashion Week Promo, Prompting Outcry
Zadig & Voltaire is under fire for publishing an ad that bares a striking resemblance to a work by Julian Charrière.
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Influential Graphic Designer Carin Goldberg Dies at 69, Botticelli Show Is Coming to San Francisco, and More: Morning Links for February 1, 2023
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Artist Award Roundup: Ebony G. Patterson Wins High Museum’s Driskell Prize, Creative Capital Names 2023 Awardees, and More
Creative Capital named the winners of its 2023 grants.
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Christie’s Ordered to Return Painting That Was Confiscated During World War II to Proust Heirs
The work had been consigned to sell in London in 2018.
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Russian Culture Ministry Demands That Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery Align with State ‘Spiritual and Moral Values’
The ministry's letter was prompted by a complaint reportedly submitted by a visitor.
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HOARD: How Artist Ben Werther’s Collecting Habits Have Influenced His Work
Werther's show "Everyone is a Genius" opened at Spazio Amanita recently.
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Find the Best Oil Pastels for Landscapes, Still Lifes, and Portraits
Made from pigment mixed with nondrying oil and a wax binder, the first oil pastels were invented by the Osaka-based company Sakura in 1924 for use in Japanese schools. While oil pastels…
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The History of Misspelling Georgia O’Keeffe’s Name Continues With New Tribute in Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal
An engraved quote on the wall at Grand Central Terminal is attributed to "Georgia O'Keefe".
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5,000-Year-Old ‘Tavern’ Still Stocked with Food Unearthed by Archaeologists in Iraq
The structure contains benches, an ancient clay refrigerator, and storage containers.
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From the Archives: Nan Goldin’s Best-Known Work Is an Intimate Visual Diary of the 1980s
Nan Goldin took hundreds of up-close and personal photos of friends in a freewheeling era of sex, drugs, nightclubs, and, ultimately AIDS.
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London’s National Gallery Bought Record-Setting Cavallino, Once Owned by Met Trustee
The painting sold for $3.9 million at Sotheby's on January 27.
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Institution-Building in the Global South: Hoor Al Qasimi of the Sharjah Art Foundation
The impresario discusses balancing fleeting international attention with sustained regional operations.
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