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Man charged with vandalising painting by Gainsborough at National Gallery

March 22, 2017

The Art Newspaper -The man charged with vandalising Thomas Gainsborough’s The Morning Walk (1785) is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today. On Saturday (18 March), just after 2pm, Keith Gregory,...

David Rockefeller, banker, philanthropist and lifetime MoMA patron, dies at age 101

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March 22, 2017

Art and Society

The Art Newspaper -David Rockefeller, the New York banker, philanthropist and art collector, died at his home in the Pocantico Hills in upstate New York on Monday, aged 101. As well as the long-time chairman an...

Asia’s new rich help cushion global market’s fall, economist Clare McAndrew reports

Artery

March 22, 2017

Art and Society, Art Market

The Art Newspaper- - Total sales in the global art market shrank by 11% in 2016 to $57bn, a more than $10bn fall from an all-time high of $68bn in 2014 – this is the headline finding of a report by the economi...

Google Maps can tell your friends exactly where you are

Artery

March 22, 2017

Art and Technology

CNET - If you've ever tried to meet up with friends at a big expanse like Central Park or Golden Gate Park, you know it can be a pain to find the exact spot where they're hanging out. - read more ...

Is virtual reality the future of art?

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March 22, 2017

Art and Technology

DW - The way things are going, 2017 is shaping up to be the year that art gets virtual, as top galleries around the world allow this very modern medium to infiltrate their exhibition spaces. - read more ...

Jesus’ tomb site reopens after restoration

Artery

March 22, 2017

Archeology, Art and Culture

DW- Religious leaders opened the ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Wednesday, with many other dignitaries present, including Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Hymns were sung at this place cons...

Experts restore rare Dutch Golden Age map found stuffed up a chimney

Artery

March 22, 2017

Archeology, Art and Culture, Art History

The Art Newspaper - A rare Dutch Golden Age map of the world that was discovered, scrunched up in a ball, in a house in Aberdeenshire is on show at the National Library of Scotland (until 17 April). Claire Thom...

What does the election mean for France’s art market?

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March 22, 2017

Art Market, Trending

The Art Newspaper - The results of the impending French presidential election could radically change the country’s political landscape and alter the balance of power between London and continental European mark...

Basquiat’s Ex-Girlfriend Reveals Intimate Photos Of The Artist Before He Was Famous

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March 16, 2017

Spotlight

Huffington Post - The two moved in together later that year, into a sixth-floor walk-up with about 400 square feet of living space located on East 12th Street in Manhattan’s East Village neighborhood. The rent,...

Queer artists revisit Berlin-Istanbul relations

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March 16, 2017

Art and Society

DW - The exhibition, subtitled "Queer forms migrate," demonstrates how Germany helped shape the Turkish LGBTIQ* community, directly or remotely. Most of the participating artists were born in Turkey but lat...

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