Mark Rothko Painting from François and Susan de Menil Collection Will Hit the Block at Christie’s, Estimated at $35 M. to $45 M.
Four Joseph Cornell works will also be offered for sale by the auction house in New York in November.
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From the Archives: The Most Notable Art from 100, 75, 50, and 25 Years Ago
Selections include the 1917 Society of Independent Artists exhibition and "Young British Artists" at the Saatchi Gallery in 1992.
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Read Reviews by John Ashbery from the ARTnews Archives
The poet on Robert Rauschenberg, Frank O'Hara, Joseph Cornell, and more.
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The Real Worth of a Photograph: How the New York Public Library’s Picture Collection Has Survived In the Age of Google Image
There are around 80 million photographs shared on Instagram every day, according to the company’s statistics. That’s roughly 929 photos a second, which equates to 3.3 million images an hour, or…
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Joseph Cornell Really, Really Liked Sweets
Exciting news. Other Press just released a new edition of Utopia Parkway (1997), Deborah Solomon’s deeply researched and intensely entertaining biography of the Surrealist Joseph…
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The Cube Root of Dreams: John Ashbery on Joseph Cornell, in 1967
In honor of the Royal Academy of Arts’s Joseph Cornell survey, “Wanderlust,” which finishes its run this weekend, we turn back to the Summer 1967 issue of ARTnews, in which John Ashbery reviewed a…
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Christie’s Racks up $745M at Contemporary Sale, Largest in Auction History
Led by an $84.2-million Barnett Newman, Christie's New York pulled off another record auction last night, selling $744.9 million in contemporary art over a two-and-a-half-hour sale in a jam-packed sal…
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Seven People Died in Connection With the Capitol Attack. Trump Just Called the Insurrection a ‘Hoax’
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