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Simone Forti, Leading Figure of New York’s Judson Dance Theater Scene, Has Died at 91
In addition to her role as a dancer and choreographer, Forti's work encompassed writing, video, sculpture, and even holograms.
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Harvard Art Museums Tested Out Using Generative AI to Animate 18th-Century Painting as Part of Marketing Campaign
The test subject was François Boucher's 1750 portrait of Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour, one of Louis XV's mistresses.
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French Scientists Precisely Date a Paleolithic Cave Painting for the First Time as About 13,000 Years Old
The results show that sections of another painting were created during different periods, some separated by thousands of years
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Yoshitomo Nara’s First Show with David Zwirner Slated for October in New York
The show will take over the gallery's spaces on 19th and 20th Streets.
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Christie’s to Sell Monet Masterpiece From Durand-Ruel Collection in Paris
Durand-Ruel championed Monet, Renoir, Pissarro, Sisley, and other artists when their work found little support from critics or collectors.
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Mayor Mamdani’s Pied-à-Terre Tax Puts Art World Heavyweights in the Spotlight
A database newly published by the New York City Department of Finance lists properties owned by David Zwirner, Marc Glimcher, and Steven Cohen, among others.
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American Alliance of Museums Slams Trump Administration’s Report on the Smithsonian
"If scholarship at our nation's leading museum system can become subject to political influence, no museum is beyond reach," the group wrote.
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Hankering to See Salvator Mundi? An Artist Opened a Museum of the World’s Priciest Painting in His Brooklyn Lobby
Elliott Arkin is known for mischievous art projects, and will soon launch a Salvator Mundi–themed cannabis product.
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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Announces Exhibitors for Upcoming London Edition
The fair is scheduled for October 15-18.
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A Museum Dares to Reveal What It Really Costs to Make an Exhibition
The budget is pasted on the wall, but the cost goes much deeper.
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Why We Can’t Get Enough Juicy Art Heist Stories
The books and movies offer mixed messages. But then again, the average American has a violently mixed relationship with art.
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How the World Cup Poured $700 Million Into Jalisco, Mexico’s Economy
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