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Big Shot | Schnabel's Polaroids
August 24, 2010
T Magazine:
The artist and filmmaker is also a devotee of instant film.
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Singapore's Once Unruly Young Artist, Still Poking at Soc...
August 24, 2010
NYT > Arts:
Vincent Leow may no longer be outlandish, but his art still explores and questions contemporary social norms. The Singapore Art Museum traces his work in an exhibition through Oct. 17.
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Sidebar: Question of Perspective in Courtroom Paintings
August 24, 2010
NYT > Arts:
Artists who work at the Supreme Court say they never see Todd Crespi, who sells paintings of oral arguments.
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For Old Masters, It's Dealers' Choice
July 20, 2010
NYT > Arts:
While auction houses have struggled to find a good inventory of Old Masters, art dealers in London are currently offering a wealth of high quality work.
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Iraq’s Modern Art Collection, Waiting to Re-emerge
July 13, 2010
NYT > Home Page:
The National Museum of Modern Art is a museum in name only; what works remain are in storage.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Face, Fashioned From Facebook [PIC]
July 13, 2010
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Tracking the Elusive Masters
July 13, 2010
NYT > Arts:
As rarity increases in the art auction world, buyers focus more on names than the art they're purchasing.
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Abroad: Testing Art for Authenticity at London’s National...
July 13, 2010
NYT > Arts:
An exhibition at the National Gallery in London about the chemistry of painting suggests how elusive art is.
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Organizers of Sakharov Museum Show Convicted in Moscow
July 13, 2010
NYT > Arts:
Two art-world figures in Moscow are fined for showing sacrilegious works.
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