9 Art Events in New York This Week: ‘Art After Stonewall,’ Lorna Simpson, Frank Stella, and More
A guide to the next seven days.
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New Orleans Museum of Art to Open Expanded Sculpture Garden with New and Commissioned Works by Larry Bell, Teresita Fernández, More
The garden's expansion opens on May 15.
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Art-Leasing Company Sues Paul Kasmin Gallery, Alleging Falsified Documents in Sale of Frank Stella Painting
The suit names Anatole Shagalov, who was sued by Sotheby's earlier this year.
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School of Presentation: David Salle on Art Direction and Its Discontents
The following is an expanded version of a lecture delivered in the early 2000s. When I was a kid of seven or eight, there was a TV show called Ripley's Believe It or Not! I remember being…
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From the Archives: Eight Statements on Henri Matisse
Though 21 years dead, Matisse refuses to become historical. An alertness to one or another aspect of his achievements still informs the works and attitudes of contemporary artists of many persuasions…
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“Blackness in Abstraction”
More than halfway through “Blackness in Abstraction,” an austere photograph by Carrie Mae Weems posed a Mies van der Rohe leather daybed—conjuring a truant psychoanalytic patient, perhaps—against a wa…
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Specific Objectives: The Complex Task of Preserving Donald Judd’s Legacy
One recent afternoon in Donald Judd's old house in downtown Manhattan, the late artist's children—Flavin and Rainer—were discussing their father's career. Flavin has a boyish, unlined face framed by…
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Coast to Coast: Frank Stella and Larry Bell on the 1960s Los Angeles Art Scene
In 1965, Larry Bell had his first solo show in New York, at the Pace Gallery. This was a major event for a Los Angeles artist, especially at a time when the art world turned all of its attention…
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One-Two Punch: The Rise of Joint Representation Has Dealers Sharing Artists All the Way to the Bank
If a collector wanted to buy a Frank Stella at Art Basel Miami Beach last December, he could have walked up to the booth of New York’s Marianne Boesky Gallery, which represents Frank Stella. Or, he…
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