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

March 22, 2017

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...

Jeff Koons convicted of plagiarism

Artery

March 15, 2017

Art and the Law, Trending

DW - A Paris court ruled on Thursday that the American artist and the Centre Pompidou museum in Paris, which intended to show Koon's sculpture "Naked," must pay 20,000 euros ($21,225) in compensation to the fam...

TEFAF, the art market for the super rich opens in Maastricht

Artery

March 15, 2017

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DW - If dozens of private jets from the US or Asia are landing at Maastricht-Aachen airport and hotel prices in the region are skyrocketing, then it's TEFAF time. From March 10-19, the conference hall in this ...

Female Old Masters finally get their day in the sun

Artery

March 7, 2017

Art History, Trending

The Art Newspaper - Female Old Masters are enjoying a belated renaissance. A major survey of the 18th-century French portraitist Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun drew crowds at the Grand Palais in Paris, the Metr...

NEWS Turkish art show granted ‘asylum’ in Germany

Artery

February 28, 2017

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The Art Newspaper - A Turkish art exhibition has been granted “asylum” in Germany after it was cancelled in Turkey in early 2016. Post-Peace, on show at the Württemberger Kunstverein (WKV) in Stuttgart since 25...

Ren Hang: Death of China’s hotshot erotic photographer

Artery

February 28, 2017

Artists, Trending

BBC - Known for his provocative pictures and poetry, Ren's often explicit work had been exhibited in galleries all over the world. He shot for major fashion brands and magazines such as Gucci and GQ China. D...

More than science fiction: society’s deepest fears and hopes in film

Artery

February 21, 2017

Film, Trending

DW -"For a storyteller, a perfect future is the most boring thing one could imagine," says Reiner Rother, director of the Berliner Kinemathek. That's why the films shown at the Berlinale retrospective portray d...

German museum discovers it’s had a Rembrandt for nearly 250 years

Artery

February 21, 2017

Museums, Trending

DW - The drawing of a dog has been in the German museum's collection since 1770, but only now have experts discovered that Dutch master Rembrandt created the artwork. It's now slated to go on show. The Herzo...

First French art prize for female artists awarded

Artery

February 21, 2017

Artists, Trending

The Art Newspaper - France's culture ministry has lent support to a women's contemporary art prize launched by AWARE (Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions), founded by Camille Morineau, the new d...

KLIMT LANDSCAPE, ESTIMATED AT OVER $45 M., WILL LEAD SOTHEBY’S IMP-MOD SALE IN LONDON

Artery

February 15, 2017

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ART NEWS - On Wednesday, Bloomberg’s Katya Kazakina revealed that Oprah Winfrey had parted with Klimt’s Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer II (1912) for $150 million, in a private deal brokered by Larry Gagosian tha...