Artists and Cats: A Love Affair?
Cats, those darlings of the internet, will be the stars of "The Cat Show" (June 14-July 27) at New York's White Columns. Curated by writer and artist Rhona Lieberman, the group exhibition hopes to rai…
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Warhol Enlivens Phillips Evening Sale
Last night's contemporary art sale at New York auctioneer Phillips totaled $78.6 million, falling short of the evening's high estimate of $110 million. The undisputed star of the evening, Andy Warhol,…
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MoMA May Not Raze Folk Art Museum After All
This new hope for the Tod Williams and Billie Tsien-designed building comes with the announcement that architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro have been commissioned to plan the MoMA's imminent exp…
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Venice Biennale Golden Lions to Maria Lassnig and Marisa Merz
Both artists were selected by the Biennale's board at the suggestion of Massimiliano Gioni, curator of the international art exhibition, "The Encyclopedic Palace." The awards will be presented durin…
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Met Museum To Return Looted Cambodian Sculptures
The decision was made after new research revealed that the artworks had been looted in the late 1970s from the Koh Ker temple complex, an archaeological site in northern Cambodia.
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Darby English will Direct Clark Research Program
English replaces Michael Ann Holly, who has served in the post for 14 years and announced last June her plans to resign in the summer of 2013.
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Amy Smith-Stewart Hired as Curator at Aldrich Museum
Smith-Stewart serves on the faculty at the School of Visual Arts and Sotheby's Institute of Art, both in New York. She was the founder of Smith-Stewart, a nomadic gallery that formerly operated on New…
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Phyllida Barlow Gets RAW at the Norton
"Phyllida Barlow" will open in December and run through March 2014, and will include the artist's signature large-scale sculptures and installations crafted from repurposed materials…
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Attitudes Become Form Once Again, in Venice
"When Attitudes Become Form: Bern 1969/Venice 2013" (June 1-Nov. 24) is organized by independent curator Germano Celant with artist Thomas Demand and architect Rem Koolhaas.
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Hockney Will Show His First Video Installation at the Whitney
The nine-minute film features 12 black-clad figures juggling colorful objects as they move though a brightly lit room. Hockney shot the piece in his Yorkshire studio
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