Getty Medal Awarded to Mary Beard, Ed Ruscha, Lorna Simpson
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The artistic director of 18th Street Arts Center surveys the city she calls home.
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Wool Gathering: Janine and J. Tomilson Hill’s Dreams for Their Exemplary Collection Overlooking the High Line
The couple has assembled a world-class collection of more than 400 works, valued at over $800 million, that include modern, contemporary, Old Master, and Renaissance objects.
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Music Mogul Jimmy Iovine Donates Mark Bradford Painting to LACMA
The Hollywood Reporter writes today that the former Interscope Records CEO and Beats co-founder (alongside the producer Dr. Dre) Jimmy Iovine and his wife, the English model and actress…
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Chicago Architecture Biennial
Chicago is a city that tells its architectural history obsessively.
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Beyond Miami’s Fairs, a Wealth of Superb Public Art Installations Awaits
From nearly hidden Beverly Buchanan sculptures to a bilingual Ed Ruscha piece, a look at the city's finest works on view year-round.
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You’ve Gotta See This!: Artists Are Luring Their Peers and Predecessors Out of Obscurity and Back into the Spotlight
In 2008 New York feminist artist Judith Bernstein was having her first show in decades at Mitchell Algus Gallery, presenting her iconoclastic “Horizontal” series, large-scale drawings…
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Stuck Between a Rock and a Ruscha: On Pierre Bismuth’s Quixotic Quest for a Lost-Lost Work by the Storied Californian
Detective Michael Scott, formerly of the Los Angeles Police Department, had solved over 130 homicides and worked 11 years as a private investigator before Brussels–based artist Pierre…
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Suburban Futurism
Arguing that urban sprawl is the dominant growth paradigm of the present and future, the author advocates a close examination of dynamic, amorphous metroplexes like Phoenix and Dubai.
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LIFE: ★★★½
Following a 1963 debut in New York, pioneer text painter Gene Beery took up a semi-reclusive life in central California. Idiosyncratic and ever productive, he has become a seminal figure for many youn…
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