NY Times - Joseph Cornell, who died in 1972 at the age of 69, belongs to the tradition of the homebody-artist. A gray whisper of a man, he eschewed the excitements of travel in favor of a tea-filled life in h...
Hyperallergic - Newly released details of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability’s (HCOA) interview with Hunter Biden’s art dealer Georges Bergès reveal that there was no communication between him ...
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Scrolling Instagram this morning I notices a Post by the artist William Powhida feature the cover of the current Artforum and accompanied by a quote from Julia Bryan-Wilson sa...
The New York Times - The first word that Pablo Picasso ever pronounced was “pencil.”
At least that was how his mother remembered the young prodigy: that he drew before he could speak, and that the word “piz” —...
The Guardian - This corporate gathering full of artists’ drab, desperate attempts to get bought by clueless rich collectors has domesticated contemporary art and thus killed it. - read more
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Domus - War. Death. Destruction. Once again terror. Gaza under attack. Hamas’ rockets on Ashkelon, sirens in Tel Aviv, rockets between Israel and Lebanon. The horror returns. - read more
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The Art Newspaper - The British Museum is finally going public on its strategy to recover the 2,000 antiquities that have been stolen from its collection in the past few years, with a webpage dedicated to the ...
Art in America - On the afternoon of February 20, 1943, a volcano suddenly appeared in a cornfield near the remote village of Parícutin, Mexico. The field’s owner—a farmer named Dionisio Pulido—later recalled h...