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9,114 results for ""Art""

The Essay As Art Form by Artsjournal

The essay is a marginal, even trivial form, yet is also deeply and seriously engaged with the weightiest questions of how a philosophical and political subject can be constituted out of a pa…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 3:54pm on January 9, 2019

This Florida Mall Aims To Become An Art Destination by Artsjournal1

“A few malls have art, a very few have good art, but almost none have the button-pushers and immersive installations that the Aventura Mall features. Artists on view include pioneers o…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:42pm on January 9, 2019

Art Dealer/Tax Fraudster Mary Boone Tries The Officer Krupke Defense by Artsjournal1

“New York art dealer Mary Boone pleaded guilty in September to filing false tax returns. Now, as she awaits sentencing " which could be up to six years in jail " her lawyers have filed…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:24am on January 9, 2019

The Story Of 'Spider-Man', France's Most Spectacular Art Thief by Artsjournal1

“Long before the burglar Vjeran Tomic became the talk of Paris, he honed his skills in Père Lachaise, the city’s largest cemetery … Tomic and his friends turned the cemetery i…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:18am on January 9, 2019

Increasing Number Of Fakes Of African-American Art by Artsjournal

"It's a whole generation: you could go from A to Z through the list, from Charles Alston to Charles White. I am seeing fakes attributed to all of them," Rosenfeld says. Propelling the fakes …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:48pm on January 8, 2019

Under the Radar Review: Ink. Illuminating visual art through performance and personal history by Jonathan Mandell

In "Ink: A Piece for Museums,' which ran for two days at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Public Theater's Under the Radar Festival, the musician-storyteller duo of James and Je…

SOURCE: New York Theater at 7:43am on January 8, 2019

The Next Big Thing In British Art: Research Architecture? by Artsjournal

“Where the Young British Artists were about ego and in-your-face art, with its sharks and suggestive arrangements of kebabs and fried eggs, this is collaborative, research based and po…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:03pm on January 7, 2019

#NotALabRat - Joel Hatch on building new pieces of art by Actors' Equity Association

SOURCE: YouTube at 9:46am on January 7, 2019

French Antiquity Dealers Protest President Macron's Art Restitution Plans by Artsjournal

Many tribal art dealers feel that their work in restoring and preserving pieces, documenting information about them and helping to establish collections, has been misrepresented and point to…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:12pm on January 4, 2019

How open-air art came of age

A public art organisation has been tapped to curate the US pavilion at the Venice Biennale for the first time

SOURCE: The Financial Times Subscription at 9:52am on January 4, 2019

The Year in CultureGrrl: Impolitic About Art & Politics by Artsjournal1

Once again, art-lings, let me offer you my Best Wishes for an Art-Full New Year, along with CultureGrrl's Top 20 Stories for 2018. And I'll end this post with a postlude about an issue that …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:54am on January 4, 2019

Thinking Through The Repatriation Of African Art by Artsjournal1

Apollo editor Thomas Marks: “Restitution often feels like a disquieting concept for many Western museum-goers (myself included), for whom the values one invests in museums are unlikely…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:04pm on January 3, 2019

Almanac: William Goldman on clichés and art by Terry Teachout

"Examine any work of art down to its bone and you find cliché." William Goldman, <I>The Season: A Candid Look at Broadway</I> (courtesy of Jason Zinoman)

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:00am on January 3, 2019

Art courses aim to help novice adults unlock their inner creativity

Many people will say " and truly believe " they are incapable of producing a work of art. Who among us doesn't know at least one person who claims to … Click to Continue »

SOURCE: The Sacramento Bee at 6:00am on January 3, 2019

Building a legacy: This Sacramento native's LEGO art isn't just for kids

Usually associated with children, LEGOs aren't regularly considered for their merit as an artistic medium. One Sacramento native is out to change that, building functional furniture and scul…

SOURCE: The Sacramento Bee at 6:00am on January 2, 2019

These Tibetan monks will start 2019 by making elaborate sand art in Cameron Park

Peace. Compassion. Empowerment. And, perhaps most of all, patience. A group of Tibetan Buddhist monks from India will spend the start of 2019 in El Dorado County, exploring those topics R…

SOURCE: The Sacramento Bee at 6:00am on December 31, 2018

Sister Wendy Beckett, BBC Art Historian, Dies at 88 by Blouin Artinfo

Sister Wendy Beckett, a nun and TV star who hosted several art history programs on the BBC, died at the age of 88, the network confirmed.Her caravan at a Carmelite convent in Norfolk showcas…

SOURCE: www.blouinartinfo.com at 2:41am on December 31, 2018

Old Spaces, New Art: The Theatrical Avant-Garde and the Proscenium Stage by Holger Syme

I have been thinking quite a bit about the problem of theatrical space lately. Open any survey of theatre history, and you are likely to find a fairly standardized account of how the spac…

SOURCE: www.dispositio.net at 2:18am on December 31, 2018

How Children's Art Shapes Activism by Artsjournal

“The idea that our political values might express themselves in how we think about children shouldn't be surprising to us. In the wake of World War II, philosopher Theodor Adorno colla…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:24pm on December 30, 2018

Can We Still See Frida Kahlo's Art Without The Scrim Of Kitsch In Between? by Artsjournal2

Honestly, everything from Frida Kahlo air fresheners to Frida Kahlo teacups are available. But “would an anticapitalist, whose 1932 painting Self-portrait on the Borderline between …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:24pm on December 30, 2018

A New Chapter On Restitution Of Plundered Art by Artsjournal

All eyes are now on France. Despite the legal hurdles, restitutions are possible but only through a drawn-out process. President Macron's decision earlier this month to return 26 plundered i…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:03pm on December 28, 2018

'Beast Jesus' May Have Been An Art Conservation Disaster, But It Has Transformed The Town That Hosts It by Artsjournal1

The Lord really does move in mysterious ways, it seems. Not only has tourism to the Spanish town of Borja more than quadrupled, but revenues have funded places for the indigent in the local …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:18am on December 28, 2018

Partworks: an art challenge

This is a competition without a winner, a quiz without a prize: simply name the work of art, and its artist, from which each of these details is taken

SOURCE: The Financial Times Subscription at 8:44am on December 28, 2018

Art market in 2018: Banksy, blockchain and Hockney

Gimmicks dominated the art scene but some technological changes have genuine potential

SOURCE: The Financial Times Subscription at 6:48am on December 28, 2018

Abstract art at the Met: The Village gang's all here

An attempt to broaden the canvas of abstract art fails to move much beyond the confines of Pollock and co

SOURCE: The Financial Times Subscription at 6:41am on December 28, 2018
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