A Remixed Museum: The Louvre Abu Dhabi
All in all, while the Louvre Abu Dhabi can seem in places like an art-historical CliffsNotes, the ambition to reshuffle the deck and the fabulous objects thus brought together make the museum a game-c…
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Zaha Hadid Architects, the firm founded by the British architect Zaha Hadid, who died earlier this year, issued an open letter today about its director, Patrik Schumacher. Responding to Schumacher’s…
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From the Archives: The Museum of the Third Kind
In which the author envisions new directions for the art museum as audiences change, architecture evolves, institutions subdivide and electronic resources expand our capabilities and expectations.
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Shipshape: Zaha Hadid’s Audacious Office Building for Antwerp’s Port Is Stunning
Hundreds of men and women who helped run Antwerp's port, the second busiest in Europe and the fifth largest in the world, once were scattered in offices across the Flemish city. Then, eight years…
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Kurt Schwitters
This year marks the one hundredth anniversary of Dada, and so it seems fitting that Galerie Gmurzynska, which is situated on the same block as the original Cabaret Voltaire, held an exhibition dedicat…
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‘The Unpredictable Richness of Collage’: In Zurich, Zaha Hadid’s Final Project, the Design for a Kurt Schwitters Show, Goes on View
In 2010, Galerie Gmurzynska, on the occasion of its show on the great Russian liberator Kazimir Malevich, enlisted Zaha Hadid to fashion its modest storefront space in downtown Zurich into a…
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Pioneering Architect Zaha Hadid Dies at 65
Zaha Hadid, whose radical, abstract, and digitally inflected designs earned critical praise, ignited controversies, and earned her a place as one of today's leading architects, a profound achievement…
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Making Waves: Tony Salamé’s Aïshti Goes Big in Beirut
The following article is part of ARTnews’ annual coverage of collecting practices in the art market, anchored by the 200 Top Collectors list. Recently the Lebanese businessman Tony Salamé bought a…
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