The Most-Read ARTnews Stories of 2020: From Artist Anthony Hopkins to Pantone’s 2021 Colors and Beyond
From reports on controversies that rocked the art world to obituaries for giants, these are the articles that resonated the most.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Majestic Sculptures Showcased in Newly Streamable Documentaries
The Criterion Channel is hosting a survey of films about the works.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Unfinished Works Propose Radical Alternatives to Traditional Monuments
As protesters around the world topple contested statues, the late artists' legacy offers a vision for public art grounded in democratic processes.
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Blackout Tuesday Instagram Initiative Polarizes Art World, Raphael Blockbuster Reopens, and More: Morning Links from June 3, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Sculptor Christo Remembered by Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson: ‘Spirited, Political, and Profoundly Kind’
She served as an associate project director on Christo and Jeanne-Claude's Running Fence.
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Remembering Christo Through Five of His Best Lectures
Christo's lectures, like the duo's artworks, are direct, accessible, and often tinged with humor—though he always insisted that Jeanne-Claude was the better speaker.
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ARTnews in Brief: Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Receives $2 M. Gift—and More from June 5, 2020
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Christo’s Most Controversial Artworks: Protests, Political Outcries, Deaths, and More
Though they're best remembered for their visual impact, Christo and Jeanne-Claude's wrappings were scandalous.
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Christo Has Died at 84, French Museums Plan Reopening, and More: Morning Links from June 1, 2020
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This Ski-In/Ski-Out Hotel in Telluride Just Got a Luxurious Makeover
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Prada’s Fall 2021 Men’s Collection Places Outerwear Front and Center
Rolling Stone
New Radicals to Reunite for First Time in 22 Years for Biden Inauguration Parade
Sportico
Justin Thomas Loses Ralph Lauren Sponsorship Over Homophobic Slur
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