Gallery Weekend Beijing Readies Altered Format for 2021 Outing
More than 30 galleries will swing open their doors in the capital city for the event.
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Steve Wynn Opens his Private Gallery to the Public, Frieze is Leasing Gallery Spaces in London and More: Morning Links from December 4, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Artist Khari Turner on Using Water as a Medium, Supporting Incarcerated Artists, and More
The artist recently opened a solo show at Nō Studios in Milwaukee.
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The Fabric of Our Nation
In his quilts, Jesse Krimes uses a quintessential folk art to explore the all-American character of mass incarceration.
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How the Monoliths Became an Instagram Trap
A set of vanishing viral monoliths have become internet memes and a kind of quarantine public art.
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Venice Biennale Calls on Christoph Büchel to Return Controversial Migrant Boat to Sicily
Büchel was loaned the wreckage for one year, with the understanding that it would then return to Sicily.
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The Defining Art Events of 2020
See a list of the year's key happenings, from botched museum presentations to Covid-related closures.
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Tate Will Cut 12 Percent of Workforce and More: Morning Links from December 3, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Black Lives Matter Movement Tops ArtReview’s ‘Power 100’ List
This year marks the first time a movement, rather than a person, has placed at #1.
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Art Basel’s Virtual Miami Beach Fair Gets Off to Bullish Start with Flurry of Sales
A George Condo work sold for more than $2 million.
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