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Bay Watch: The Past and Present Clash in Exhibitions in Ever-Changing San Francisco
A review of shows of Michael Jang, Simon Denny, Damián Ortega, and Richard Mosse.
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ARTnews in Brief: Greene Naftali Represents Aria Dean, Ballroom Marfa Names Executive Director—and More from February 20, 2020
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Virginia Wright, Prominent Collector Who Formed a Pillar of Seattle’s Art Scene, Is Dead at 91
Over the years, she and her husband donated their collection of over 200 postwar and contemporary works to the Seattle Art Museum.
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‘It’s My Body!’: Feminist Artists Gather in New York to Celebrate 100th Anniversary of 19th Amendment
The Armory’s program director explained that the event was held to ponder “the successes and failures of the feminist movement in the past 100 years.”
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Arturo Herrera’s Latest Works Reinvigorate Modernist Collage Practices
Venezuela-born, Berlin-based artist Arturo Herrera breathes life into well-worn practices of modernist collage, exploring the tensions between exactitude and spontaneity, placement and displacement.
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New £20 Note Featuring J. M. W. Turner Portrait Begins Circulating in U.K.
The note features a portrait of the artist held in the collection of Tate Britain.
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Speak My Language: Art in New Zealand Addresses Inclusivity and Accessibility
A review of exhibitions by Ruth Buchanan, Olivia Webb, Jasmine Togo-Brisby, Sorawit Songsataya, and 'Māori Moving Image: An Open Archive.'
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Art Basel Launches Online Viewing Room, Forensic Architecture Founder Barred from U.S., and More: Morning Links from February 20, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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With Its Hong Kong Fair Canceled, Art Basel Comes Up with a Quick Fix: Online Viewing Rooms
The digital salesrooms will be available at no additional cost to the exhibitors.
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Forensic Architecture Founder Barred from Entering U.S. as First American Survey Opens
Eyal Weizman said that the revocation of his visa points to larger issues about borders.
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Pace, Gagosian, Acquavella Beat Out Auction Houses to Sell Donald Marron’s Storied Collection
In a move led by Pace’s Marc Glimcher, three galleries have beat out the auction houses to sell works from the collection of Donald B. Marron, the prominent collector and financier who died in Decembe…
Photo Galleries
Copyright Law and Art: Legal Scholar Amy Adler in Conversation with Artist Jill Magid
In a First Look profile for our October issue, Wendy Vogel discusses how Virginia Lee Montgomery subverts the paternalistic expectations...
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GoldDerby
Have you voted for the Gold Derby Decade Awards yet? You have until February 21 to cast your ballot!
TVLine
The Mandalorian Unveils Astonishingly Lifelike 'Baby Yoda' Toy: Watch Him Use The Force in the Cutest Way Possible
BGR
Everything new coming to Disney+ in March 2020
Rolling Stone
The Bloomberg Myth Explodes on Live TV
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