Maasai families from Kenya and Tanzania whose heritages are on display at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford have received a ‘symbolic gift of cows’ as part of a project …
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Dorothy Liebes’ investigation weaves the story of her little-known but colorful career
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Dorothy who? That’s the question design insiders, as well as museum buffs, may be asking when the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York opens the first monographic exhibition …
Denver was one of nine American cities to receive a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation last month as part of its Monuments Project, a five-year, $250 million initiative …
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Excavations for the expansion of Magazzino Italian Art have allowed the center to finally create a rare piece of Michelangelo Pistoletto Land Art
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Italian Art Magazinethe museum and research center in Cold Spring, New York, opened Welcome to New York!, a show-investigation by Michelangelo Pistoletto to celebrate the artist’s 90th birthday. Additionally, the …
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Lempertz to sell Max Pechstein’s self-portrait following settlement with Jewish doctor’s heirs
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Cologne auction house Lempertz has announced plans to auction a self-portrait by Max Pechstein in the fall after it withdrew the work from its June 6 evening sale, following press …
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From the “Bloomsbury stud” to unpublished works by Winifred Nicholson – our selection from London Art Week
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London may have had fewer art fairs in June, but the summer edition of London Art Week (LAW) returns (until July 7) with 51 participating galleries, both in-person and online. …
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A new exhibition in Tbilisi highlights a Georgian artist shunned by the Soviet Union
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Georgian artists aren’t often in the spotlight, but a new exhibition in Tbilisi will now shine a spotlight on a key figure and critic of the former Soviet Union. Levan …
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A crucifixion by Fra Angelico and a Félix Vallotton that belonged to actor Peter Ustinov are among our favorites from July sales
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The Master of Baroncelli Portraits, Pentecost (around 1490) Old Masters and 19th Century Paintings Auction, Sotheby’s, London, 5 July Estimate £7–10 million The Master of Portraits Baroncelli, an anonymous painter …
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An exhibition in London’s Little Lagos highlights links between the UK and Nigeria
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When Peckham’s South London Gallery (SLG) first attempted to host Nigerian sound artist Emeka Ogboh more than a decade ago, the institution (to the surprise of very few people with …
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Star architect David Adjaye ‘steps back’ from major roles amid sexual misconduct allegations
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Three former employees of Sir David Adjaye have accused the famous architect of sexual misconduct, emotional abuse and harmful employment practices, Financial Times (FT) reports. Although he denies the allegations …