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Published: June 19, 2013
Buyers showed a hunger for striking 20th-century Modern.
Africa/Middle East
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Kate Deimling
With 430 color photographs, Mia Gröndahl’s “Revolution Graffiti: Street Art of the New Egypt” (American University in...
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Nicolai Hartvig, ARTINFO France
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Abdulrahman Katanani lives and works where he was born: a dilapidated former hospital in the...
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Céline Piettre, ARTINFO France
At a press conference Tuesday, Tunisian culture minister Mehdi Mabrouk expressed his support of artist Nadia Jelassi,...
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Kate Deimling, ARTINFO France
As Syrian strife keeps building (insurgents in Aleppo are now facing air strikes), the government is also waging...
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Kate Deimling, ARTINFO France
Iran's cinema scene has had a hard time of it recently, with the government laying a heavy hand on the industry...
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Kate Deimling, ARTINFO France
Usually a major donation to a museum is cause for celebration, but the recently announcement that Boston's ...
Americas
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Rea McNamara
A unique collection of antique jewelry belonging to the estate of Brenda Davies, wife of Canadian literary giant...
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Sky Goodden
Toronto Artist Takes Prize in Dubai: Tehran-born, Toronto-based artist Abbas Akhavan was announced as one of five...
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Kate Deimling
Fittingly enough, “State of Mind: New California Art Circa 1970” made its first appearance in California, as part of...
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Rea McNamara
Given that the ostentatiously decorated rides of the rich and famous often are the de rigueur getaways from paparazzi...
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ARTINFO Canada
Inch by inch, row by row — whether or not you’re a green thumb type, summer leisure requires time well spent with...
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Sky Goodden
News broke this morning of "the single largest gift" they’ve ever received being bestowed upon the Art Gallery of Nova...
Asia
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Robert Michael Poole
TOKYO – Japan has earned a reputation in recent years for the high-quality and discipline of its dance performers,...
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Robert Michael Poole
TOKYO – The city is heating up in June, and so is the event calendar, with works anew and new interpretations of the...
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Ines Min
The historic Gansong Art Museum in northern Seoul is about to undergo a major change later this year, as its...
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Darryl Jingwen Wee
TOKYO — As part of a series of events commemorating its tenth anniversary this year, Roppongi Hills will present...
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Lee Hyo-won
SEOUL — Hot on the heels of the Chinese Film Festival that has invited the likes of Wong Kar Wai to South Korea, local...
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Tim Cheung
What is it about these black-on-black watches? There is something about the pairing of a sporty black dial with a...
Pacific
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Nicholas Forrest
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Bangkok-set thriller “Only God Forgives” has taken top honours at the Sydney Film Festival (SFF...
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Nicholas Forrest
It has been a long time since fine art was exclusively the pursuit of sculptors and painters. It started with the...
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Nicholas Forrest
Melbourne-based artist Kate Rohde is best known for her psychedelic fluoro natural history-inspired resin sculptures...
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Nicholas Forrest
The Single Market Events-backed Sydney Contemporary art fair has announced a strong line-up of international and...
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Nicholas Forrest
A total of 21 talented creatives from around the world have each created a pair of gallery-worthy sneakers for...
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Nicholas Forrest
The BMW Art Car project would have to be one of the most successful collaborations between art and industry, as well...
Worldwide
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Tim Cheung
It’s true that man’s love for cars often begins in cinemas, where for as little as a movie ticket, you can catch the...
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Lim Sio Hui
Spanish-born, Milan-based designer Patricia Urquiola is one of today’s most prolific design stars, thanks to a skill...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
PLANET ART is a monthly column where our editors from around the world pick the most notable works of art on view in...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Hong Kong
With “Skyfall” nominations at this year’s upcoming Oscars marking the 50th anniversary of the James Bond franchise,...
Asia/Pacific
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Lim Sio Hui
SINGAPORE – When a design school needs a new facility, who better than the students to brainstorm, design and even...
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Lim Sio Hui
Concept stores may be common today, but 10 Corso Como was way ahead of the pack 22 years ago, blending art, design,...
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Lim Sio Hui
MILAN – The world’s biggest furniture fair, Salone Internazionale del Mobile, is where fresh design concepts are...
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Lim Sio Hui
SINGAPORE – With 16 offices across four continents, hospitality interior design giant Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA)...
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Robert Michael Poole
In a Japanese music scene finely tuned and controlled by giant management agencies, creative artists are few and far...
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Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
SINGAPORE — The voyage will continue for Tumi and Anna Sui in 2013, as they reunite for a second season to introduce a...
Southeast Asia
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Southeast Asia
After working for years in ready to wear, Guo Pei launched her own label, Rose Studio, in 1997. She quickly gained an...
Central/South America
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Laura Garcia Sandoval, Aline Cerdan
Aural is the experimental music portion of Festival de México, Mexico City's largest cultural event taking place...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Brazil
World-class French fashion house Louis Vuitton recently opened its doors at the Aventura Mall in Miami. The luxurious...
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ARTINFO UK
White Cube will open a Brazilian outpost in São Paulo on December 1st, 2012, the blue chip gallery has just announced...
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Janelle Zara
After spending last year traipsing below the border to break ground on his first few projects in Mexico, Richard Meier...
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J. Hoberman
BUENOS AIRES — I’m in downtown Buenos Aires for a few days as the guest of BAFICI (Buenos Aires Festival Internacional...
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Kate Deimling, ARTINFO France
Atahualpa, the last Inca emperor, ruled over a vast terrain that stretched along the Pacific Ocean from Ecuador to...
Europe
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Samantha Tse
London street artist Eine will be creating a bespoke scarf for Louis Vuitton that will bear his signature alphabet...
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Samantha Tse
There’s always so much anticipation leading up to Alexander McQueen shows. They’re always full of intensity and drama...
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Coline Milliard
German giant Georg Baselitz has unveiled a monumental outdoor sculpture of The Three Graces in the John Madejski Garden...
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Samantha Tse
A large-scale lenticular portrait of legendary model Kate Moss by British light artist Chris Levine was unveiled...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Hong Kong
The Rhodium Prodigy Birdfish is a limited edition artisanal electric guitar that is handcrafted by German...
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Samantha Tse
“London Collections: Men” is half way through its three-day run. Here are our mini-reviews of the second day of...
Latin America
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Samantha Tse
The second annual Istanbul International Dance Festival got under way last week and ran for the whole weekend with...
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Laura Garcia Sandoval
Ambulante, one of the most renowned film festivals in Mexico, began its national tour on February 8. The itinerant...
North America
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Graham Fuller
Emma Watson, the erstwhile Hermione Granger, has landed her own fantasy franchise, “Queen of the Tearling.” Like the...
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Graham Fuller
Eddie Redmayne is expected to play the theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking in “The Theory of Everything,” which James...
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Egmont Labadie
Many interesting wines along with 1411 lots will be featured at the Zachys wine auction on June 13-14 in New York...
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Graham Fuller
Peter Strickland’s “Berberian Sound Studio” is the Matryoshka doll of contemporary psychological thrillers — and a non...
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Graham Fuller
To commemorate today's 70th anniversary of the opening of “The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp,” the British...
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Graham Fuller
Movies and television films are mining like crazy the lives of past Hollywood stars for foreshortened biopics based on...























































