London’s Art Scene Is a Mess of Contradictions
NY Times – Britain’s economy has slowed recently, and sales at blue-chip galleries are down. But among young artists and emerging dealers, the mood is upbeat. – read more
NY Times – Britain’s economy has slowed recently, and sales at blue-chip galleries are down. But among young artists and emerging dealers, the mood is upbeat. – read more
Artnet – At $143 Million Christie’s Sale in London, Peter Doig Painting Soars, Yoshitomo Nara Flops, Records were reset for four artists, including Paula Rego and Suzanne Valadon. – read…
Ny Times – As a financial matter, the Phillips Collection’s decision to sell three works of art at auction on Thursday would have to rate as a success. – read…
McGill News – Transportation networks, Velcro, airplanes, and water filtration systems. These four things have one thing in common: they are innovations that owe their origins to nature. – read…
Archpaper – The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal (JKO) is Municipal Art Society’s (MAS) highest honor, now in its 54th year. This year the JKO recognized two New York–based women architects…
Smithsonian Magazine – More than 3,000 artworks from national museums were stowed in chateaus in the Lot—about 350 miles south of Paris – read more
Smithsonian Magazine – Created for Mary I, the first woman to rule England in her own right, the book is “perhaps the most significant artifact of Tudor intellectual history still…
Artforum – Citing an analysis of data released by the Education Department, the New York Times found that Yale University’s master’s programs in visual arts and music, Harvard University’s master’s degree in…