From the Archives: The Artist as Jeweler
We went through our archives and found this portfolio of artist-made jewelry from November/December 1967. Renée S. Neu, then the assistant curator of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art…
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‘I Am Convinced Art Has Much to Do with Madness’: Jean Dubuffet Paints a Picture, in 1952
Much to the horror of the art-world elite in 1950s France, Jean Dubuffet’s work had a tendency to look like it was made by an amateur. His paintings, which have chunky surfaces that look either…
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Strong Sotheby’s Contemporary Day Sale Totals $98 M., Sets Kenneth Noland Record at $3.37 M.
Sotheby’s capped its auction week yesterday with a respectable contemporary day sale that brought in $98 million. With 323 out of 418 lots finding buyers, 80 percent of the works that went on…
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The ARTnews 200 Top Collectors: Ron Pizzuti
A giant head by Mr. attracts the most attention–but what about Tom Friedman's urinating man?
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Biggest Contemporary Art Auction at Christie’s New York, Again
In May, the auction house hosted what was then the most valuable contemporary art auction, which totaled $388 million, including a Rothko that became the highest-selling work of postwar art at…
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