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Iconic Warhol Marilyn Could Fetch $200 Million, Set Records for 20th-Century Art

March 25, 2022

Hyperallergic - An iconic 1964 silkscreen portrait of Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol, estimated at $200 million — which, if achieved, would make the painting the most expensive 20th-century painting to be sold a...

Spotlight: Layla Vladi

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March 8, 2022

Profiles, Spotlight

“Inspired by moments…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Layla Vladi Paul Zimmerman: How did you get interested in art? Layla Vladi: I’ve been an artist pretty much ever since l...

Mario Gómez

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March 2, 2022

Registry

The Life That Was (La Vida Que Fue), 2021 oil on canvas, 26.7” x 45.2′′ Wordless Plea (Súplica Muda), 2022, oil on canvas, 27.5” x 39.3′′ Forgotten Gods (Dioses Olvidados), 2022, oil on canvas, 27.5” x...

Ikeuchi Hiroto sculpts wearable cyberpunk fantasias from gadgets

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January 25, 2022

Profiles, Spotlight

de zeen - The result is a series of wearable sculptures that are both futuristic and nostalgic, with a cyberpunk aesthetic. - read more ...

Damien Hirst and the Art of the Deal

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January 25, 2022

Artists, Exhibitions, Profiles, Spotlight

NY TIMES - “He’s a talented artist, but this? Really?” said Alan Baldwin, an art collector, looking down recently at a fluffy black sculpture of a spider with bow legs and googly eyes. Back in 1992, three year...

Why some German church windows depict Hitler

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January 25, 2022

Art and Society

DW - Weil der Stadt is a town of about 20,000 people in southwestern Germany, west of Stuttgart. At the Catholic church of St. Peter and Paul, pastor Anton Gruber has been welcoming his congregation as well as ...

Theodore Roosevelt Statue Removal Begins at Museum of Natural History

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January 25, 2022

Art and Society

NY TIMES - It was past midnight when a crane descended on the imposing bronze statue of Theodore Roosevelt, lifting his upper body from the pedestal where it has presided at the American Museum of Natural Hist...

Gainsborough’s Blue Boy: The private life of a masterpiece

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January 25, 2022

Art and Technology

BBC - Record number of visitors queued outside the National Gallery in January 1922, despite the drizzly conditions, to see a single painting: Thomas Gainsborough's Blue Boy (c 1770). The artwork was bought by ...

How a Network of Fake Art Collectors Used Instagram to Boost a Fictional Artist’s Career—and Make Money in the Process

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January 25, 2022

Art and Technology

artnet - Recently, when sorting through emails with offers from galleries, Alex D., an art collector with an interest in emerging artists, came across some images of work by Moritz Kraus, a minimalist painter, ...

How Surging Inflation Is Impacting Art Galleries

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January 25, 2022

Art and Culture

Artsy - The prices of U.S. consumer goods hit a staggering 7% annual increase this week, marking the fastest rate of inflation in four decades. The precipitous rise in costs of food, fuel, and energy alongside ...

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