The Top Ten Streaming Films About Artists
Some are works of fiction, some are ostensibly nonfiction, but all ten, without preciousness or corniness, present artistry as a kind of unsolvable riddle.
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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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Jenny McCarthy’s out-of-nowhere ‘The Masked Singer’ guess of Jordyn Woods ties her with Robin Thicke’s score
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