Brookfield Properties Is Betting Art Will Draw Workers Back to the Office
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The couple has assembled a world-class collection of more than 400 works, valued at over $800 million, that include modern, contemporary, Old Master, and Renaissance objects.
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The Marciano Art Foundation Unpacks Blue-Chip Art, and Wigs, in Its Los Angeles Temple
The auditorium used to fit some 2,000 Freemasons. They’d perform their elaborate plays and operas there, on the first floor of the monumental Scottish Rite Masonic Temple they built on Wilshire
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The Williams College Museum of Art will receive 68 artworks from Peter Norton of antivirus software fame. The gift includes works from Tracey Emin, Adrian Piper, Allan Ruppersberg, Nayland Blake
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TUESDAY, MARCH 24 Lecture: Pierre Leguillon on Carl Andre at Dia Art Foundation This is part of the ongoing Artists on Artists lecture series, which examines the work of contemporary…
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Scott Reyburn on the “bubble that never really bursts.” [The New York Times] The Pompidou in Paris will open pop-up locations across France. [The Art Newspaper] “One of the most…
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DiCaprio Shopping, Dealers “Killing It” at Art Basel Miami Beach
"Leonardo DiCaprio just came by and bought a 1973 Frank Stella painting," Ricky Manne of Marianne Boesky (New York) reported. "It was priced at slightly under a million dollars."
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Led by $45-Million Rothko, Sotheby’s “Spotty” Contemporary Sale Tallies $344 Million
Notwithstanding a sometimes subdued atmosphere in the sales room, auction records were set for Jasper Johns ($36 million), Robert Ryman ($15 million), Jean Dubuffet ($7.4 million) and Glenn Ligon ($4 …
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Art Criticism: Pantheon of the Anteater (Part II)
David Salle urged us to watch for that "little bit of resistance to assign responsibility to artists for their decisions."
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A Vivid Pink Diamond and a Giant Ruby Both Sold for a Record $35 Million at Sotheby’s Jewelry Auction
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