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One of the most important Japanese artists, Yayoi Kusama is currently on focus with her newly opened museum in Tokyo. Now, we also see artist in a newly published children’s book. Written by Sarah Suzuki, the curator of MET, Yayoi Kusama: From Here to Infinity tells the story of the life and works of Japanese […]
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The following questions: where are million dollars worth artworks, who has them and how these works meet with collectors, have been keeping the art scene busy. Recently, ARTnews has announced the 28th edition of ARTnews Top 200 Collectors list. (Image: Katja Novitskova, Pattern of Activation, 2014, Boros Collection.) With their Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary Art […]
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Bridges on the Seine River, breath-taking Eiffel Tower standing tall at the heart of the city, crème and beige apartments with small balcony… The city of light and lovers, Paris, makes you feel at home, simply because Paris Sera Toujours Paris (Paris will always be Paris). You can hear an Edith Piaf song playing on […]
All the works at the 15th Istanbul Biennial are worth being seen; but some are definitely not to be missed. Here is our selection of the seven works from the biennial that are a must-see. Candeğer Furtun, İstanbul Modern The master’s installation Untitled (1994-96) consists of nine pairs of a man’s legs and a […]
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Located in Cornwall, England, Tate St. Ives opened its doors to the public after the completion of a 4-year renovation and restoration project. With the project doubling the museum’s size, now the visitors will be able to visit new exhibition areas, and attend to new programs and events that will be carried out in […]
As every year, a very rich schedule of events is waiting for the art enthusiasts who will be in London during Frieze week. Especially in the last five years, Frieze London has been considered one of the most important international contemporary art fairs. In the Galleries section featuring the some of the world’s leading galleries, […]
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Directed by Morgan Neville and narrated by Jeff Bridges, ‘The Cool School’ tells the story of emergence and rise of Los Angeles art scene and things earned and lost in the process. The documentary focuses on seminal Ferus Gallery, which hosted exhibitions of a small group of Los Angeles based artists initiating a new art […]
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Paul H-O, an extrovert, was invited to an introvert Cindy Sherman’s studio for special interiew series. As interviews progressed, a romantic relationship flourished between them. ‘Guest’ focuses on Paul H-O and Sherman’s romantic relationship that started with an invitation and ended because of Paul’s alineation from openings, art scene and events. This joyful documentary not […]
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‘Herb and Dorothy’ tells the real life story of two extraordinary art collectors. In the early 1960s, Herb and Dorothy Vogel, a postal worker and librarian began purchasing works of unknown artists. While chosing, they had two rules: the work had to be affordable, and it had to be small enough to fit in their […]
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After the death of its founder, art collector C. Barnes in 1951, the future of the Barnes Foundation which was founded in 1922 in Pennyslvania, became uncertain. According to Barnes’ will, the collection should be kept and preserved in its original house in Pennyslvania and used for educative purposes. ‘The Art of the Steal’ tells […]