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Rauschenberg’s Assistant Dies at 85
Hisachika Takahashi, an artist who garnered a following in New York whereas serving as an assistant to Robert Rauschenberg, has
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‘Horace’ Review: An Ode to the Poet
Horace prospered within the late Roman Republic and the empire of Augustus. His poetic works captured the picture of their
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Trump Orders Reinstatement of Monument to Confederate General
A statue of a Accomplice common that was toppled and burned in Washington, D.C., amid Black Lives Matter protests in
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Santa Fe Opera Review: The Fresh in the Familiar
The summer season program—that includes ‘Die Walküre,’ ‘The Marriage of Figaro,’ ‘La Bohème,’ ‘Rigoletto’ and ‘The Flip of the Screw’—provides
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Children’s Books: Giselle Potter’s ‘Before She Was My Grandmother’
Plus critiques of “Peggy Goes for a Stroll,” “The Land of Faraway,” “Aggie and the Ghost” and “The Bear and
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Two London Gallerists Launch Alternative Art Advisory
Editor’s Observe: This story is a part of Newsmakers, a brand new ARTnews sequence the place we interview the movers and shakers who're making
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‘Our Dear Friends in Moscow’ Review: Propaganda and the Press
For a quick second it appeared like Russia would permit liberal journalists area to work. Then Vladimir Putin went in
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Smithsonian Will ‘Update’ Trump Impeachment Display at History Museum
The Smithsonian Institution has publicly addressed the elimination of a show on the National Museum of American History that talked
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Arts Calendar: Happenings for the Week of August 3
Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis swap our bodies once more in ‘Freakier Friday,’ Jenna Ortega is again within the
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How Sam Gilliam Turned Painting into Sculpture
Throughout the sixty-odd years of his profession as a painter, Sam Gilliam was as relentless an experimenter as may be
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The Dinos Painter’s ‘Calyx Krater With the Death of Aktaion’: Feat of Clay
On a vase from about 430 B.C., the Greek artist recounts, with noteworthy naturalism and narrative experience, a harrowing story
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Why Edvard Munch’s The Scream May Be the First Modern Painting
Two work vie for the highest spot in Western artwork historical past, incomes them satisfaction of place on numerous postcards,