Italy Could Raise Museum Admission to Fund Measures to Combat Climate Protesters
Meanwhile, a German city is investigating the activists who threw potatoes on a Monet.
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The “Malady” of Impressionism: How Claims of Disability Haunted the Modernist Movement
A full account of the Impressionist movement must reckon with the role of disability and impairment in shaping both the art and its reception.
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Fill in the Blanks: Photography at the Barnes
The Barnes Foundations' current display of more than 170 vintage photographs by 22 influential photographers, "Live and Life Will Give You Pictures: Masterworks of French Photography, 1890-1950," is n…
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Here’s a Channel That Lets You View Art in Quite a Bit of Detail on Your Television
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Sotheby’s Announces Sale of Rare Double-Sided Picasso, Monet Masterpiece
Sotheby’s has announced that a rarely seen painting from Picasso’s Blue Period, La Gommeuse (1901), as well as one of Monet’s major Waterlilies paintings, Nymphéas (1908), will be auctioned…
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Morning Links: 3D Rice Paddy Art Edition
The Morgan Library and Museum has named Roger S. Wieck, an expert in medieval books of Hours, as head of its department of medieval and renaissance manuscripts. [Artforum] Kerstin…
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‘Let’s Break the Internet!’: The Artist Project at the Met
“This!” Deborah Kass said to me last Wednesday evening, as if it were obvious. We were standing on the steps of the Temple of Dendur, trading favorite museums. She gestured at the sprawl of…
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Munich Court Upholds Kunstmuseum Bern’s Claim to 1,000-Plus Gurlitt Collection Works
A Munich court has rejected inheritance claims made by a cousin of Cornelius Gurlitt, a reclusive art collector who died at the age of 81 this past May, to Gurlitt’s collection of over…
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Morning Links: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist Edition
Ads for menswear designer Patrik Ervell’s S/S 2015 collection will show previously unseen photographs by the late photographer Peter Hujar instead of clothing. [T Magazine] The 90-piece…
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LACMA Garners $125M in City Money and $500M Art Gift
The L.A. County board of supervisors approved $125 million to begin work on a Peter Zumthor-designed consolidation of the east side of LACMA's campus, and reclusive media magnate A. Jerrold Perenchi…
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NYC’s Most Expensive Private Club Was Shut Down for Operating Without a Permit
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Michaela Jaé Rodriguez Channels ’60s Mod Glamour as Charlotte Tilbury’s First American Beauty Muse in New Pillow Talk Party Campaign
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Juno Awards Rationalizes Arcade Fire Nomination: ‘Honouring the Rest of the Band for Their Success’
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DOJ Pitch in Minor League Case Brushes Back Antitrust Exemption
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