van Gogh
Police Arrest Man Asking $17 M. for Fake Study of van Gogh’s ‘The Harvest’
The BBC reported that Dutch police have apprehended a man accused of attempting to sell a fake study of van Gogh's The Harvest (1888). The suspect's identity has not been revealed due to Dutch…
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Morning Links: Christoph Büchel’s Mosque Edition
Christoph Büchel’s Venice Biennale mosque is officially closed to the public, due to safety risks. [The Art Newspaper] Artist Eric Fishl is leaving Mary Boone Gallery after 30 years. [The Art Newspape…
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Morning Links: Detroit Institute of Arts ‘Tiptoes Into Art Auction Market’ Edition
“Night Lights at Wave Hill,” a $250,000 show celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Hudson River estate in Riverdale, features work by Chris Doyle and runs through May 24. [The New York Times] A…
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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. <a title="[T Magazine]"…
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Morning Links: Lynda Benglis Edition
Find out what art icon Lynda Benglis has been up to in this interview with The Art Newspaper. (Hint: Benglis is currently showing work at the Hepworth Wakefield in Yorkshire until July 1, and has…
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Car Makers, Foundations Pledge $26M to Save Detroit Institute Collection
The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) is $26 million closer to having its treasures protected from being sold off as part of the city's bankruptcy proceedings, thanks to Detroit's car companies and th…
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Van Gogh’s Contemporaneity
An exhibition that highlights the Dutch artist's penchant for repeating images prompts new thoughts on his relevance in the 21st century.
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Fighting for Their Rights
The modernist masterpieces of Sergei Shchukin and Ivan Morozov were nationalized by the Bolsheviks and are now on view in a celebrated and controversial exhibition at London's Royal Academy. The…
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‘The Scream,’ the Thief, and the 2 Million M&M’s
Stolen masterpieces are priceless and worthless at the same time—they're too hot to sell, and have limited use as collateral. But one criminal tried to use them to sweeten his sentence.
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GoldDerby
Can ‘Hadestown’ hold off Rodgers and Hammerstein and the Temptations to win Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album?
TVLine
SNL: Jimmy Fallon, Paul Rudd and James Corden Are the Trump-Teasing 'Cool Kids' of NATO — Watch Video
BGR
It’s almost Christmas, and this credit card wants fliers to enjoy the gift of 70k miles
Rolling Stone
Trump Health Official Wanted Taxpayers to Reimburse Her For Stolen Jewelry, Including an Ivanka Trump-Brand Pendant
SPY
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