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Paris Again Considers Resurrecting Richard Serra Sculpture from Storage
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Three local residents recreated the locale painted by Van Gogh in the early 2000s. Tax fraud, however, shuttered the café.
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German Museums Celebrate Caspar David Friedrich’s 250th Birthday and His Iconic Visions of People Confronting Nature
The painter insisted that "nature is mind made visible."
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Jane Fonda Partners with Gagosian and Christie’s for Art Charity Auction against Oil Drilling Referendum in California
The benefit sales will include work by Ed Ruscha, Christina Quarles, Charles Gaines, Joey Terrill, and other artists.
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Jacqueline de Jong’s Provocative Figurative Paintings Are Finally Gaining an International Audience
For six decades, the Dutch artist has been ceaselessly shifting her style. Few can keep up.
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Former Uffizi Director Eike Schmidt Runs for Mayor of Florence with Support of Italian Right
The Guardian called Schmidt's decision "ironic."
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Hauser & Wirth to Mount Rare Exhibition of Major Museum-Loaned Works by Eva Hesse
The precocious sculptor Eva Hesse, who died of a brain tumor in 1970 at age 34, is considered one of the titans of Post-Minimalist art despite the fact that she had only one solo…
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German Museums Celebrate Caspar David Friedrich’s 250th Birthday and His Iconic Visions of People Confronting Nature
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