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MoMA Partners with Mattel for Van Gogh Barbie, Monet and Dalí Figures
A seven-object capsule collection will be sold beginning November 11.
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Ken Jacobs, Underground Film Legend Who Made ‘Abstract Expressionist Cinema,’ Dies at 92
He started out as a painter, studying with Hans Hofmann.
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Wade Guyton Artwork Forfeited by Inigo Philbrick’s Business Partner Flops at Sotheby’s
It sold in 2023 for $208,000.
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See Inside ‘Divine Egypt,’ the Met’s Newest Ancient Egypt Blockbuster
Smaller works upstage monumental statues of gods and pharaohs.
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The Met’s First Ancient Egypt Blockbuster in Over a Decade Is a Show Fit for the Gods
"Divine Egypt" suggests that Egypt's deities remained unknowable—even during their day.
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Hauser & Wirth’s UK Profits Drop Amid Global Market Slowdown
The gallery attributed the decline primarily to a sharp fall in secondary-market sales.
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Top Galleries Acquavella and Nahmad Contemporary Caught Up in WhatsApp Billionaire Jan Koum’s Lawsuit
Both galleries are subject to discovery, according to a recent court order.
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Tenured University of South Dakota Art Professor Reinstated After Being Fired Over Charlie Kirk Post
South Dakota political leaders pushed the issue with public criticisms of Hook that called his termination. The university later fired him.
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From Ancient Rome to New Orleans: The Circuitous Journey of a 2nd-Century Tombstone
In March, Daniella Santoro and Aaron Lorenz were doing some yardwork at their home when they discovered a mysterious marble headstone with a Latin inscription hidden in the underbrush.
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French Museums Are Worried Trump Will End a Major Tax Deduction for American Patrons Key to Their Funding
The so-called "equivalency determination" is key to international museum funding.
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Katja Seib’s Canvases of Pure Color and Mild Mysticism
Her figures feel sturdy as in Realist paintings, yet shrouded or suspended as in Surrealist ones, evoking a kind of magic that feels tantalizingly within reach.
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