Atlas Dallas: Dallasian Spring
Preoccupied with developing urban infrastructure, the well-heeled civic leaders of Dallas have long viewed art—especially when supplied by big-name artists from afar—as a boost the city's "world-class…
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Santiago Calatrava Sculptures Will Line The Park Avenue Meridian
In addition to his stegosaurus of a World Trade Center Transportation Hub, due to open later this year, neofuturist architect/sculptor/painter Santiago Calatrava will drop seven…
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9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 Opening: Alexander Calder at Dominique Lévy “MULTIUM IN PARVO” (“much in little) is the Latinate name of this Calder exhibition, arranged in collaboration with the…
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Links Out December 16
It wasn't quite the YSL sale, but Art Beast has an of account of the auction of Audrey Hepburn's couture clothing. It's just a fraction of the late actress' wardrobe, and a lasting tentament to her…
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The New Serenity
Architects who design museums have been retreating from explosive innovation to favor classicism, tranquillity, and a more restrained Modernism.
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The Incredible Growing Art Museum
In a multibillion-dollar building boom, museums around the globe are erecting new structures or expanding their current homes. As they tailor themselves to accommodate bigger art, larger crowds, and…
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