Amid fears that a new war could threaten the world economy, New York’s coming auctions will test a growing consensus…
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Her illness, her traumas and thorny romantic entanglements are writ loud in her art, on view at White Cube Nov.…
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At MoMA, her images of Vietnam, the American South and the California desert show the vanishing line between boot camp…
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Despite limited success, Dr. Michael R. Hayden has spent more than a decade patiently searching for the looted silver Judaica…
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Michael Richards, who died on 9/11, expanded the political possibilities of art. His sculptures embodied suffering and hope in a…
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Investigators say they have figured out how bronze statues from a shrine built 2,000 years ago in Asia Minor to…
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Being with Irwin as he watched and questioned everything around him, I learned that a work of art succeeds when…
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A show at the Japan Society focuses on four innovators who created a blueprint for a new society with postcards,…
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Several artists have said they will stop working with the magazine after its response to an open letter that called…
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David Velasco was removed after the magazine’s publishers said there was a flawed editorial process behind the publication of a…
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