From the Archives: 13 Key Shows in Mary Boone Gallery’s History
Reflections on formative exhibitions for Barbara Kruger, Ai Weiwei, David Salle, and more.
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Francesco Clemente
Asia Pacific Triennial
At a time when the international art market is rife with excess and the major biennials serve, increasingly, as a covert validation process for the world’s most powerful galleries, serious viewers som…
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It Takes One to Know One: Why Artists Make Ideal Collectors
The following article is part of ARTnews’ annual coverage of collecting practices in the art market, anchored by the 200 Top Collectors list. Those who follow the art world and the art market tend to…
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Francesco Clemente Channels India at the Rubin Museum
In 1973, Italian artist Francesco Clemente went off to India, inspired by a high-school classmate who had traveled there and returned with tales of renunciants and gurus. Since then, Clemente has…
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Mana Contemporary Announces $10-Million Selling Show
An exhibition slated for this spring aims to add Jersey City, N.J., to the itinerary of art tourists visiting New York during spring art fair week.
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Spiritual Portraits: Q+A with Francesco Clemente
Francesco Clemente is well known for his endlessly mutating images that draw upon diverse sources and his nomadic lifestyle. In his current exhibition, "Nostalgia/Utopia," at Mary Boone in Chelsea…
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Playing the Fool
Francesco Clemente takes on the Tarot card, using friends Brice Marden, Philip Glass, Diane von Furstenberg--and himself--- as models
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Francesco Clemente
This compelling exhibition of 11 oil paintings by Francesco Clemente featured two closely related series, “Summer Self” and “Winter Women” (both 2011), which carried on a dialogue. Displayed in sepa…
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Ron Arad Lamp May Be Out of Service
What's the sound of a masterpiece crashing? Insiders say the glittering five-foor high chandelier (lefy) that stars in The Museum of Modern Art's "Ron Arad: No Discipline" exhibition clattered to the…
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In Your Face
Portraiture has become increasingly conceptual as it addresses not only personal identity but also issues of politics, social inequity, and our obsession with celebrity.
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