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International Edition
June 19, 2013 Last Updated: 4:46:AM EDT

Visual Arts

6 Things I Learned About Painting From the Met's...
by
Alanna Martinez
Last week, I finally visited the Met’s stellar exhibition, “Matisse: In Search of True Painting.” The show was, as I hoped, a refreshingly engaging experience that breaks down Henri Matisse’s meticulous and academic painting process into sections,...
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Alanna Martinez, henri matisse, Metropolitan Museum of Art, painting, Visual Arts, Impressionism & Modern Art, Museums, Visual Arts
10 Top NYC Gallery Shows That Open This Week
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
From major retrospectives of icons such as Nancy Spero and Giorgio Griffin to showcases on modernism’s lasting influence across mediums in today’s visual arts, here is your itinerary for the top 10 gallery openings to attend in New York this week. ...
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Daniel Buren, David Shrigley, Giorgio Griffa, Isabelle Hayeur, Jordan Tate, Kevin Cooley, Nancy Spero, Narcissister, New York, Robin Rhode, Visual Arts, Contemporary Arts, News, Visual Arts, Art Events
10 Must-See L.A. Gallery Exhibitions Opening in January
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Yasmine Mohseni
There’s no better way to kick off an artful 2013 in L.A. than by visiting the newest gallery shows, and this January is a particularly prolific month in exhibitions. Here are the top 10 gallery exhibitions opening over the next few weeks.   Hugh...
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Bernard Piffaretti, Los Angeles, Matthew Marks, Robert Gober, visual art, Visual Arts, Yasmine Mohseni, Contemporary Arts, Los Angeles, News, Visual Arts
30 Must-See Shows in 2013, From El Anatsui in Brooklyn...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
“Eyebeam Resurfaces: The Future of the Digital Archive,” at Eyebeam, New York, January 8 – January 12Reflecting on the game-changing effect of Hurricane Sandy on the conservation of art — from the analog to the digital — this four-day event series will...
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Events, New York, Visual Arts, London, Contemporary Arts, Paris, Los Angeles, Museums, Sydney, Chicago, Rome, News, Visual Arts
In Memoriam: From Mike Kelley to Herb Vogel, the...
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Reid Singer
Some of the biggest art stories of 2012 were obituaries, as the passing of many leading figures from the corners of art, design, architecture, and criticism were met with eloquent eulogies and ardent words of tribute. Here is a short list of some of the most...
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Dorothea Tanning, Franz West, Herb Vogel, Hilton Kramer, In Memoriam, Ken Price, Lebbeus Woods, LeRoy Neiman, Mike Kelley, Reid Singer, Richard Tuttle, Robert Hughes, Roy Lichtenstein, Thomas Kinkade, Visual Arts, Will Barnet, William Turnbull, Visual Arts
24 Artists to Watch in 2013: Part 1 of 2
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Modern Painters
As in past years, Modern Painters presents a list of emerging artists whose work we — and the artist-nominators we’ve collaborated with — find especially promising. In previous lists, we have showcased as few as nine artists and as many as 100. This time we’...
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Modern Painters, Visual Arts, Contemporary Arts, Visual Arts, Modern Painters Magazine, Lists
6 Can't-Miss End-of-Year L.A. Museum Exhibitions
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Yasmine Mohseni
LOS ANGELES — With 2012 drawing to a close and a new artgoing season in the works, now is the final chance to visit many of this year’s major exhibits. ARTINFO’s Yasmine Mohseni reports on the top six end-of-the-year L.A. museum shows.“Zarina: Paper Like...
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Americas, Los Angeles, Museums, Visual Arts, Yasmine Mohseni, Los Angeles, Museums, News
What the Stars of the L.A. Art World Want for...
by
Yasmine Mohseni
ARTINFO got one of its presents early this year: A dedicated Los Angeles correspondent. To celebrate, we've asked a few Los Angeles art notables what they would like to give or receive this year, and rounded up their answers.In case you happen to run into one...
Andrea Fiuczynski, ARTINFO L.A., Bettina Korek, Catherine Opie, China Chow, Franklin Sirmans, Maggie Kayne, Perry Rubenstein, Visual Arts, Visual Arts, Lists
5 L.A. Gallery Shows You Should Go See Right Now
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Yasmine Mohseni
LOS ANGELES — As the holidays approach, this may be the last week to stop by December gallery shows. ARTINFO's Yasmine Mohseni reports on five now running in L.A. that should not be missed.To read the article as a slideshow, click here.“For The...
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Galleries, Los Angeles, visual art, Visual Arts, Yasmine Mohseni, Los Angeles, Visual Arts, Travel, News, Travel
From "Wall Street" to "Girls," 10...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
Pop culture has a strange, twisted, love-hate, Sam and Diane kind of relationship with art. It adores artists as tortured visionaries but ridicules the art world as a den of pretentious weirdos. What do reporters and critics who spend their days devoted...
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