Companies Sell Art Experiences for a Post-Covid World, François Pinault’s Paris Museum Delayed, and More: Morning Links from January 11, 2021
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Francois Pinault
François Pinault’s Long-Awaited Paris Museum Sets New Opening Date for January
The opening was delayed twice by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Opening of François Pinault’s Much-Anticipated Paris Museum Is Delayed Again as France Confronts Coronavirus
The Bourse de Commerce will now open in 2021.
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Collector François Pinault’s Much-Anticipated Private Museum in Paris Postpones Opening Until Fall 2020
The institution had been set to open in June.
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Powerhouse Collector François Pinault Appoints Former Centre Pompidou Leader as Director of Private Museums in Venice
Bruno Racine will take the helm at the Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana.
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Billionaire François Pinault’s $170 M. Paris Museum to Open in June 2020
Pinault is one of the most important figures in the French art and fashion worlds.
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Collector François Pinault, Son Pledge $113 M. Toward Rebuilding Notre-Dame Cathedral
The fire has been "partially extinguished," according to one offical.
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A Disastrous Damien Hirst Show in Venice
Damien Hirst’s doubleheader in Venice is undoubtedly one of the worst exhibitions of contemporary art staged in the past decade. It is devoid of ideas, aesthetically bland, and ultimately…
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Getting Their House in Order: How a ‘Reloaded’ Christie’s Built a Near-$500 M. Sale
After a macher's departure, a CEO switch, and a slip in its dominance, Christie's contemporary seeks a new equilibrium
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François Pinault Will Open a Private Museum in Paris
François Pinault, the founder of Kering, a French luxury goods holding company, will open a private museum in Paris. According to a release from Mairie de Paris, the Tadao Ando–redesigned space…
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