Vast Sonoma Private Collection Filled with Large-Scale Commissions Becomes Major Attraction
Allan and Mei Warburg's Donum Estate places commissioned artworks in a sprawling vineyard.
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Wish You Were Here: Spring Shows in New York, from Doug Aitken to Quay Quinn Wolf
Plus, Madeline Hollander, Robert Gober, Isa Genzken, Joanne Greenbaum, Jacolby Satterwhite, Jeanette Mundt, and many more
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303 Gallery Will Screen Doug Aitken Video Through the Night
It's the latest example of the pleasurable trend of dealers staying open late for big-league video show.
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‘End of Times; Beginning of Times’: The ARoS Triennial in Denmark Stares Down Climate Change
As the sun started setting around 10 p.m. in Denmark, attendees at a reception on the rooftop of the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum included a lot of Scandinavians but also Rirkrit Tiravanija…
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Fall Preview: Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
A concise guide for notable exhibitions through December
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Here’s a 7.5 Minute ‘Kaleidoscope’ Film by Doug Aitken
Multimedia artist Doug Aitken has just released, via Wired, a new video created from edited footage of 15-second videos captured over thirty days during the summer. You might recall…
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DiCaprio Shopping, Dealers “Killing It” at Art Basel Miami Beach
"Leonardo DiCaprio just came by and bought a 1973 Frank Stella painting," Ricky Manne of Marianne Boesky (New York) reported. "It was priced at slightly under a million dollars."
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Ten Creative, Disorienting, Enlightening, and Sometimes Frightening Monographs and Catalogues
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons, Marisol, Lygia Clark, and Lee Bontecou are among the subjects of major books this season
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Back on the Train Doug Aitkens Station to Station
Several months ago I met the video and multimedia artist Doug Aitken, who told me of his plans, years in the making, for a three-week cross-country trip aboard a specially outfitted train, with seve…
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