Ed Ruscha Leads Christie’s Contemporary Sale, Flooding in Venice, and More: Morning Links from November 14, 2019
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Hillary Clinton Visits Venice Biennale, Rereads Infamous Emails That Are Now Part of Kenneth Goldsmith Project
"They are just a bunch of boring emails," she told an Italian publication.
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More Than 50 Years After Representing the United States, Helen Frankenthaler Returns to Venice
John Elderfield has helmed the show, bringing together 14 works spanning four decades of the artist's career.
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Running the Stones of Venice, for Art: Artist Thierry Geoffroy to Jog the Mind and Body at Events During Biennale
He will host two such happenings during the first days of the exhibition.
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Arshile Gorky Will Receive First Italian Retrospective During 2019 Venice Biennale
The Ca' Pesaro will host the career-spanning show, which includes some 80 works, many from choice collections.
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“The Boat is Leaking. The Captain Lied.”
"The Boat is Leaking. The Captain Lied" challenges visitors by casting them as the principal players in a melodrama that seems right for today.
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The Artist’s Sake: Christine Macel’s Venice Biennale
Christine Macel's primary intention for the fifty-seventh edition of the Venice Biennale, which she has titled "Viva Arte Viva," becomes apparent as soon as you enter the Central Pavilion in the Giard…
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Katja Novitskova Delivers a Sci-Fi Horror Show for Estonian Pavilion in Venice
Could this be our own vision, as interpolated through a not-so-distant cyborg-inflected future?
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Which Collectors Are Actually Buying Work from the Massive Damien Hirst Show in Venice?
On Thursday night, after water flooded the center of the Piazza San Marco, and those climbing out of water taxis in evening-wear slipped on plastic booties to protect thousand-dollar shoes
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One Man’s Trash Is Damien Hirst’s Treasure: In Venice, the Artist Offers His Grandest Work Yet
Damien Hirst sold a lie, and he sold it very well. In the weeks leading up to his grand exhibition that now occupies all of the Punta Della Dogana and Palazzo Grassi in Venice, he gave…
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