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An Art Critic Was Mocking A $20,000 Work She Didn’t Like — Then It Shattered

February 13, 2020

NPR - When a work of art is broken, is it destroyed — or transformed? That's perhaps a generous question that one art critic is posing after a dramatic incident Saturday at the Zona Maco contemporary art fair ...

Attempt to combat dirty money has shackled the art market

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February 13, 2020

Art and Culture, Art and the Law, Trending

The Times - Shortly before the end of last year, the government passed the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2019. They are based on the EU’s Fifth Money Laundering Directive and bri...

APARTMENT RESIDENTS LOSE APPEAL IN PRIVACY CASE AGAINST TATE MODERN

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February 13, 2020

Art and Culture, Art and the Law, Trending

ARTFORUM - Four luxury apartment owners who were embroiled in a legal battle with Tate Modern over the museum’s popular tenth floor viewing platform have lost their appeal, The Guardian reports. The residents o...

As Virus Tightens Grip on China, the Art World Feels the Squeeze

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February 13, 2020

Art and Culture, Trending

New York Times - Movie theaters have closed, art fairs have been canceled and orchestra performances called off as the epidemic has curtailed travel and foot traffic on the mainland and beyond. - read more ...

Mondrian Before Abstraction

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January 15, 2020

Artists, Spotlight

Hyperallergic- Kingmaker Peggy Guggenheim awaited Mondrian’s endorsement of Jackson Pollock before including the latter in a show of new American painting. Fellow Dutch immigrant Willem de Kooning is said to ha...

At 87, This Icelandic Pop Artist Is Still Making Eye-Popping Work

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January 15, 2020

Artists, Spotlight

Artsy - For over six decades, the Icelandic artist Erró has made paintings that forgo gentle aesthetics in favor of riotous visual assaults. - read more ...

How Clyfford Still Took Control of the Market for His Work

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January 15, 2020

Spotlight

artsy - Of all the 20th-century artists who exerted control over their own markets, Clyfford Still was arguably the most forceful. In 1951, the Abstract Expressioniststopped working with galleries and became ...

A Japanese Mega-Collector Is Giving Away $9 Million to His Twitter Followers to See If Money Makes People Happy

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January 15, 2020

Art and Society

artnet news - The billionaire art collector and fashion mogul Yusaku Maezawa is giving away ¥1 billion ($9 million) to a group of his Twitter followers in a “social experiment.” - read more ...

Possible Dürer discovered above souvenir shop in Vienna’s cathedral

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January 15, 2020

Art and Society

The Art Newspaper - Experts believe underdrawing in St Stephen’s is first evidence that the master worked in the Austrian capital. - read more ...

When You Can’t Go Home Again: Immigrants and Artists Reflect

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January 14, 2020

Art and Society

Hyperalergic - In September, the Trump administration set the cap on refugee admissions to the United States for the coming year at 18,000 — a historic low. - read more ...

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