Works of art during Japanese rule laid the foundation for Taiwanese identity
By Ken Wang, CNA Editor-in-Chief Walking the streets of Dadaocheng (大稻埕), one of Taipei’s premier international shopping districts, one sees streams of cheerful shoppers, vibrant merchandise and colorful signboards and one can easily imagine the hustle and bustle of the city. region at the beginning of the 20th century. Dadaocheng embraced international trade early on […]
Billy Preston wins Rock Hall Musical Excellence Award
Billy Preston, a trusted Beatles and Rolling Stones sideman who has also recorded several solo hits, won the Musical Excellence Award tonight at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland . Preston’s award was announced by Ringo Starr, who was in two groups with Billy Preston […]
The Black Pony Gallery hosts the Niels Reyes exhibition
Black Pony Gallery presents Faces, a new group of oil paintings by talented Cuban artist Niels Reyes, with the online solo exhibition comprising ten original works and running from October 29 to November 15, 2021. “When we face a face, we are in front of the border of the Self, in front of the most […]
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Indianapolis nonprofit helping young adults with disabilities expands to Newburgh
NEWBURGH, Ind. (WFIE) – An Indianapolis nonprofit is expanding to Newburgh. The Alex and Ali Foundation helps young adults with autism and other disabilities become more involved in the community. Alex Parker and his friend Alan are working on some ornaments to hand out to candy lovers this year. Alex’s mother, Jennifer Grimm Parker, gave […]
Glenview Village Council Announces Plan to End Glen TIF a Year Earlier
Glenview Trustees on Thursday called on staff members to wrap up the historic Glen TIF before the end of the year, setting in motion a plan that marks the completion of an award-winning historic redevelopment that has brought in 5,500 residents, thousands new jobs and nearly 1.9 million square feet of retail, restaurants, hotels and […]
Balancing heritage and modernity: the first Egyptian gallery of contemporary design and collection
Balancing heritage and modernity: the first Egyptian gallery of contemporary design and collection Galerie Le Lab at the Walk of Cairo presenting a solo exhibition by Georges Mohasseb from Studio Manda. Courtesy of Radical Contemporary. As exhibitions reopen around the world, artists are now exploring new ways to involve people in their work. The experience […]
Japan’s borders may still be closed, but the first Tokyo Art Week aims to open up the city’s vibrant art scene to the outside world (eventually)
Tokyo is unveiling a new art week in November, featuring 50 galleries and museums in the Japanese capital, with the aim of unifying and internationalizing the city’s art scene. The organizers of the Japan Contemporary Art Platform and the Contemporary Art Dealers Association Nippon (CADAN), with support from Art Basel and the Japan Agency for […]
Panel to address mental health during COVID, and more
Art / Place, a non-profit artist gallery located at 70 Sanford Street in Fairfield, is hosting a reception for its members’ exhibit, celebrating the organization’s 40th anniversary from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on November 7. The members’ exhibit includes works of art in various sizes and began on October 27. Art / Place offers […]
Gallery East exhibits 60 years of paintings, drawings and prints by Marion R. Hyde
USU Eastern Press Release The third and final exhibition of 2021 will be a work by Marion Hyde, a Logan artist and retired chair of the art department at Utah State University. The exhibition, entitled “Marion Hyde: Paintings, Drawings and Prints, 1960 – 2021”, will take place from November 2 to December 10 in the […]
Community art – City of culture :: Article from SRQ magazine by Phil Lederer
New Executive Director of Art Center Sarasota emphasizes collaboration and community impact as a way forward. SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Phil lederer In Visual Arts Meet the new Executive Director of Art Center Sarasota, Kinsey Robb. Photo by Wyatt Kostygan Fresh out of New York’s “mega-galleries”, Kinsey Robb left the Big Apple with […]
Renowned Park Theater Fundraising Talent
Posted on October 27, 2021 Renowned Park Theater Fundraising Talent By Jeff Gomez “You and Me” by Ames Palms Photo provided To celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Park Theater in Lafayette, the Park Theater Trust – an all-volunteer group dedicated to reopening classical theater – has partnered with the Jennifer Perlmutter Gallery to host […]
Starlight Studio and Art Gallery – Buffalo Rising
Author: Jen Swan For this month’s spotlight, I had the opportunity to visit two organizations that focus on inclusiveness in the arts to speak with artists about their projects. The talented artists of Starlight Studio and Art Gallery and the dazzling cast, staff and writers of Unique Theater Company both create captivating works that you […]
This young couple’s Bengaluru apartment is designed for glamorous evenings
“When people think of a multifunctional house with space-saving and utilitarian elements, a glamorous or elegant image very rarely comes to mind,” this is how interior designer Jannat Vasi describes the biggest challenge. she was confronted with when creating Park Home: a one-foot apartment in Bangalore. The house, designed for a young couple, originally had […]
Is the Cylindrical Art Gallery the smallest art gallery in New York?
It might sound like a neighborhood community news article, but that outdoor kiosk on the corner of Broadway and 83rd Street is actually an art gallery. Built in 1970 by a member of the West 83rd Street Block Association, according to WestSideRag.com, “the space” was transformed into an outdoor gallery by local sand sculptor G. […]
Soldier Museum | The daily standard stories
Monday, October 25, 2021 “Everything about veterans” By William Kincaid Volunteers from the Soldier’s Museum in Portland, Indiana stand behind a U. . CELINA – The Soldier’s Museum is said to be more of a ministry than a real museum because of the way veterans tend to talk about their experiences when they walk into […]
Carmarthenshire listed gallery building redevelopment projects
PLANS for the redevelopment and expansion of a listed gallery building in Carmarthen were recommended for approval. The new Oriel Myrddin Gallery will span two commercial units at the back and include a new café, boutique, offices, studios and an art center. The Carmarthenshire Council Planning Committee has approved an agent’s recommendation for approval, but […]
Asia-Pacific Cultural Center New Building Project – The Suburban Times
A report from the Asia-Pacific Cultural Center. TACOMA – Asia Pacific Cultural Center celebrates 25 yearse Anniversary in 2021, not only by remembering their past achievements and successes, but also looking to the future with a new construction project for their existing home. The project will include the rehabilitation of their existing 10,500 square foot […]
Hunter Biden faces new money-for-access issues after his art dealer wears a Camp David hat
Hunter Biden’s art dealer was pictured wearing a Camp David hat after Joe Biden’s visit to the presidential retirement – prompting questions whether the controversial gallery owner joined the first family there. The photo was shared on Instagram – two days before the long-awaited Hunter exhibit made a surprise opening at the Bergès Gallery in […]
The National Gallery of Art acquires Faith Ringgold’s painting Flag is Bleeding: perhaps the museum’s “largest purchase of a contemporary work of art” since 1976
THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (NGA) acquired “The American People Series # 18: The Flag is Bleeding” (1976), a major painting by Gold Faith Ring which makes a powerful political statement on American democracy and racism. The iconic painting was acquired directly from the artist’s collection with funds donated by the Glenstone Foundation and the […]
Young, Emerging Artists Drive Art Market Skyward
What’s evident from recent big sales of contemporary art is that booming equity markets and low interest rates are driving collectors to spend, and they seem to be most interested in works by younger and more diverse artists. In London earlier this month, nine of the 10 top-performing artworks — that is, pieces that surged […]
works by artist Simeon Spearman on display at the Lander Fine Art Gallery until November 17 | Relax
Greenwood-based freelance portrait and portrait painter Simeon Spearman says he can create for hours at a time when inspiration strikes. His exhibition entitled “Manifestations” is on display at the Lander Fine Art Gallery until November 17th. Discover charcoal portraits, works made with Conté pencils or sticks, and even two-dimensional pieces on wood, created using wood […]
State-of-the-art Midtown Arts Center opens in Eugene
EUGENE, Oregon – There’s a new, state-of-the-art arts center now open in Eugene, and there’s nothing like it between San Francisco and Seattle. The Midtown Arts Center is located at 174 E 16th Ave. It is home to the Eugene Ballet and the Eugene Ballet Academy, as well as the administrative offices of seven other […]
The Museum-Off between two French billionaires has only just begun
It seems that not much has happened in the upper echelons of French fashion and philanthropy over the past few decades that has not involved either Bernard Arnault, 72, or Francois Pinault, 85, the mega-collectors and billionaires patresfamilias of luxury conglomerates LVMH and Kering, respectively. The two have locked horns on the most golden arenas […]
🌱 PJ Gallery exhibition + Domestic violence prevention course
Happy Saturday neighbors! Here’s everything you need to know today. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Rather cloudy and cool. High: 60, low: 47. Here are the best stories in Port Jefferson today: Port Jeff Gallery: Located on the second floor of the Village Center, the gallery rotates exhibitions throughout the year. […]
Is this the most haunted house in Monmouth County, New Jersey?
As Halloween approaches 👻 it’s definitely time to share some good scary stories. This particular haunted house is known as Burrowe’s Mansion and after sharing my adventure at the Elem Physick Mansion in Cape May, I thought about going to County Monmouth for this story. This article is about a Jersey Shore house that has […]
Myonghi Kang: The artist who spent three decades on a single painting
Written by Oscar Holland, CNNHong Kong It was at the end of the 1980s that the South Korean artist Myonghi Kang began working on his painting “The Time of Camellias”. Living at the time in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, she periodically revisited the then vertical canvas to add touches of color or floral shapes. […]
Enriched Bread Artists reopens to the public for the first time during the pandemic
Breadcrumb Links Local arts Entertainment Author of the article: Lynn saxberg Local artist Kristina Corre in her studio at the Enriched Bread Artist Studios on Thursday. Photo by Julie Oliver /Postmedia The opinions and recommendations are impartial and the products are selected independently. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made through links on […]
Shop for cute, artist-designed caps – and this affordable art fundraiser – to support Melbourne’s Blindside Gallery
Now more than ever, small acts of kindness can have a big impact. “It’s good to give someone a hat. It’s also nice to call someone, give them a compliment or eat a delicious meal, ”according to award-winning Sydney artist Jason Phu. With other artists Sanja Pahoki (a Melburnian doing “art on existential anxiety [that’s] […]
Closed for 19 months, JCC’s Janice Charach gallery reopens with a ceramic exhibition
artwork by jeff ham The theme of the exhibition: What can you find on a plate, a question that can be answered in several creative ways. Aclose to being closed for 19 months old and briefly open to visits by appointment in October and November 2020, JCC’s Janice Charach Gallery is finally reopening its doors […]
Jasmine Roth reveals a beautiful decorating idea that you are sure to overlook
Jasmin roth, host of the show “Help! I destroyed my house, ”knows that many homeowners will opt for DIY to save money on renovations. Yet at the end of the day, these efforts often end up being a bigger puzzle than they are worth. In the Season 2 episode “Worth the Peace of Mind”, Roth […]
The development of Nubian Square seeks to ‘revive’ the arts economy in Blair Lot
The developers plan to transform a vacant lot in the center of Nubia Square into a vibrant, arts-inspired structure that would rekindle the heartbeat of the community. their proposal, a mixed-use development called Ascension of Nubia, will include a covered market, a performance hall and spaces where creators can live, collaborate and sell their work. […]
United Reports Third Quarter Profit of $ 473 Million on Federal Pandemic Aid | WIVT
through: DAVID KOENIG, Associated Press Posted: Oct 19, 2021 / 4:49 PM EDT / Update: Oct 19, 2021 / 6:00 p.m. EDT FILE – Travelers gather as agents confer at the United Airlines ticket counter at Denver International Airport on Friday, July 2, 2021 in Denver. United Airlines posted a third-quarter profit of $ 473 […]
Parisian exhibition explores the influence of Islamic arts on Cartier design – WWD
PARIS – An exhibition at Decorative Arts highlights the contribution of Islamic arts to a pillar of the French luxury industry: the jeweler Cartier. Museum director Olivier Gabet, speaking on the title of the exhibition “Cartier and Islamic Arts – In Search of Modernity”, said he “puts everything on the same level, [proving] excellence from […]
Things to do for all of you | Arts and Entertainment News
Artists, who work across a variety of mediums, include Phyllis Anderson, Jill DeFelice, Glen Guarino, ta hahn, Dennis Loughlin, Joe Lugara, Varleria Marcus, George Mattei, Lucretia E. McGuff-Silverman, Tony Migliaccio, Vincent Nardone, Carol Nussbaum, Suzanne Pasqualicchio, Jason Rice, Vincent Romaniello, Andrea Sauchelli, Karen Starrett, Lou Storey, Diane Tomash and Christina Marie Klein. The Noyes Arts […]
Jan Brett, Immigrants, Theater Hopes & ‘Aprons With Attitude’
Jan Brett has a new book Titcomb’s Bookstore in East Sandwich is one of three New England bookstores and 15 nationwide chosen to sell personalized copies of the new “Jan Brett’s Nutcracker” by children’s author / illustrator Jan Brett for this holiday season. Books ordered through the store can get the personalized copies by October […]
Science Gallery Atlanta Appoints New Director Ahead of Exhibition Opening | Emory University
Emory University has named Audrey Chang as the inaugural director of Science Gallery Atlanta, an innovative and immersive place for scientific and artistic collaboration that will open to the public early next year. Chang began his new post on October 13, months before the opening of “Hooked,” an exhibit that will explore the twin themes […]
Lost negatives of rock & roll legends arrive in Phoenix | New
PHOENIX, October 18, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – The Men’s Arts Council at the Phoenix Art Museum presents The Lost Negatives of Rock & Roll Legends, a curated exhibition of rare photos of iconic artists of the 1960s, including Janis Joplin, Rolling Stones, The group, Kris kristofferson, James Cotton, Butterfield Blues Band, Todd Rundgren and […]
Was Kareena Kapoor going to give up her career for Hrithik Roshan? (Return)
First published October 18, 2021, 12:29 IST Some reports suggest that Kareena Kapoor was ready to give up her career to be with Hrithik Roshan. A few reports also suggest that Kareena cut her vein for the actor. Rumors of an affair between Kareena Kapoor and Hrithik Roshan’s relationship have always been a hot topic […]
The WCCC program “Founders” presents the works of 2 pioneers of the program
Until the end of the month, Westmoreland County Community College is hosting an art exhibit honoring two faculty and campus leaders who have helped develop programs at the school. The exhibition, titled “Founders”, features works by Gregory Lee Hricenak and Robert Myers. It will be on display in the Science Innovation Center art gallery on […]
Glazed Edibles brings the art of chocolate to cannabis, in partnership with actor Jim Belushi | To eat
“One thing we want to point out,” Hutto said, “is that these are entirely separate businesses. Ice cream shop is its own thing – you won’t find frozen edibles in these stores.” Still, there is some cross-pollination. Bill Copeland, the world-class chocolatier who founded Glacier Confection, helped develop some of the recipes for chocolates sold […]
35 home improvements Joanna Gaines would be proud of
Promising results: “Unbelievable! Unbelievable! Unbelievable. I took more than one coat though. My cabinets were bare wood and I still needed a few coats. (Five to be exact, but it was just me who was extra. ) My kitchen is medium in size, not too big, and it only took one box. But I still […]
Saturday 16 October 2021 – La Minute Monocle
1.There are stories in the UK newspapers of shortages in everything from fresh vegetables to butchers (but before you think that’s good news for Miss Piggy, it isn’t: they will be slaughtered and disposed of, if no sharp man or woman is found). Yet, over breakfast at the Fischer restaurant this week, my art friend […]
Politicians denounced closures in Glasgow during COP26
POLITICIANS have denounced after it was revealed that tourist attractions in Glasgow would be closed to the public during COP26. We previously reported that six venues in the city, including the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, will be temporarily closed while the climate conference takes place. Paul Sweeney, MSP, said: ‘Once again Glasgowians will be […]
LARC receives grant from Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation for art workshops
TORRINGTON – LARC received a grant from the Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation to fund an art workshop at the Five Points Center for the Visual Arts. Twelve people from LARC’s Day Support Option (DSO) attend a weekly hour-long class at the new Five Points Arts Center on University Drive in Torrington. Classes are taught by […]
Frieze London’s new Unworlding section hoped to raise awareness of young artists, but it also generated sales
Unworlding, a new section of Frieze London examining ideas of collapse and rebirth, is perhaps the kind of title you might expect from a biennial. And the works on display here, the vast majority of very young artists, are more radical and experimental than in other parts of the fair, but that doesn’t mean they […]
Obituary of Atta Kwami | Paint
Since July, visitors to Folkestone Harbor have encountered a brightly painted double archway with a geometric pattern in a range of colors. Listed as part of the triennial art festival of the city of Kent, it is the work of the artist of Ghanaian origin Atta Kwami, who died at the age of 65. Kwami, […]
Nicole Storm – Brooklyn Rail
In sight White columnsAugust 28 – October 16, 2021new York Nicole Storm’s first solo show in New York City is an exuberant installation of heavily crafted surfaces that combines abstract painting in color and calligraphic line art. Occupying half of the White Columns gallery, the exhibition presents a multicolored collection of mixed two-dimensional and sculptural […]
Gallery: Dogs and Moms Offer Support, Embrace the UNC Community
Content Disclaimer: The text below contains a mention of suicide. * * * * Dogs and moms came to UNC this week in an effort to improve the mental health of students and the community following reports of suicide and attempted suicide over the weekend. -end, according to the UNC Police Crime Register. In a […]
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SculptureTucson hosts premier performance by renowned artist Rotraut in Arizona
TUCSON, Arizona (KOLD News 13) – World-renowned artist Rotraut will host his first comprehensive historical exhibition in Arizona, thanks to SculptureTucson. SculptureTucson is a local nonprofit organization committed to beautifying the local landscapes of Tucson with the development of sculptures, public works of art, and even workshops and resources for budding artists and collectors. From […]
On Saturday you are invited to the world event “Observe the Moon Night” – by Jan Wondra
While most people on this planet take the moon for granted, people in space programs around the world, including at NASA, do not. In fact, this Saturday night in a few hours (insert hours at time of posting) from now, was declared a “International Moon Night Observation” and there are celebrations planned all over the […]
IMC Gears Up For Fall 2021 High Point Market With Over 70 Exhibitor Updates And Nearly 20 Events
International Market Centers (IMC) is preparing to welcome designers and retailers to its 17 High Point properties with updated resources – including 74 new brands, relocated and expanded – complemented by a full list of in-person programs for Fall High Point Market, October 16. -20, 2021. “IMC buildings are buzzing in anticipation of another High […]
Notes on the neighborhood: neighborhood parties, a bike path through town, volunteer opportunities, art exhibitions and more
The return of the library In case you missed the story: The Mission Library branch will launch a take-out service on Saturday at the Bartlett Street entrance, and a bookmobile parked outside will offer an organized supply of books to browse, courtesy of the Mission branch team. This is the first weekend library service the […]
what do collectives mean for the future of the art world?
Amid the frenzy of Frieze London’s comeback to life, this year’s lecture program asks a question: how today’s art market, so gripped by a winner-takes-all mentality, can evolve towards a model based on cooperation and attention, rather than competition and extraction? Among the speakers trying to answer this question are the Jakarta-based art collective ruangrupa, […]
Georgetown celebrates the arts program that uplifts the colors and moods of fall at Book Hill
With the onset of fall, splashes of color were spotted along Wisconsin Avenue, but artistic in nature and not arboreal. As part of a pilot public art program, Georgetown Celebrates the Arts enlivens the Main Street corridor with 43 public art pieces printed on ‘kake mono’ banners and ground installations along Book Hill between Volta […]
11 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Weekend: October 15-17
1. National Cheese Curd Day FRIDAY | ALL OVER Friday is National Cheese Curd Day, and there are plenty of opportunities to celebrate. Culver’s offers a One-Day-Only CurderBurger, an April Fool’s joke that has kind of become a dream come true. Lakefront Brewery also offers special flavors for the day, including: 🧀 Churro Curds with […]
BIG ARTS opens exhibition season with Chailosky sculptures | News, Sports, Jobs – SANIBEL-CAPTIVA
GREAT ARTS Al Chailosky BIG ARTS will open the Fine Arts season with sculptor Alberto Chailosky on October 22 in the Dunham Family Gallery. There will be an artists’ conference and reception on November 5 at 5 p.m. “Lost but not forgotten” Chailosky’s exhibition consists of miniature sculptures in mixed media that represent important places […]
Inside artist Kerry Armstong’s Brighton home for sale
At the heart of large estates almost always reigns a disarming tranquility. Self-control, poise, and a sort of exhilarating balance that creates security and style seem to be the rare chemistry. So it is here in this superb home in Brighton. The magnificent two-story white facade is framed by a winding north garden. Here, lush […]
New blood reinvigorates MoMA leadership
The Museum of Modern Art in New York has added four women to its leadership team, greatly expanding the breadth and diversity of experience in the nonprofit and cultural sectors. Sarah Suzuki, who has worked with the museum for 23 years, will assume the role of associate director. She will lead the curatorial affairs division […]
Community calendar of October 14, 2021 | Community
Roundtable on New Law Enforcement Reforms The October 27 noon meeting of the Bellingham City Club focuses on new laws demanding changes in several law enforcement practices by providing guardrails to protect both public safety and the rights of citizens of all horizons. Some, however, have interpreted the reforms as limiting when an agent can […]
UK museums face the long-term effects of Covid
LONDON – The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has one of Britain’s most eccentric collections of treasures. In a room in the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts is the Great Bed of Ware, a 10-foot-wide four-poster bed that was such a popular tourist attraction in 16th-century England that William Shakespeare mentioned it in […]
Gravel City Roasters, Trox Gallery & Gifts to hold grand opening on Saturday | Gas
Gravel City Roasters and Trox Gallery and Gifts returned to downtown Emporia early Wednesday morning to their new shared location. Now located at 715 Commercial St., a grand opening celebrating the move is scheduled for Saturday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., where guests can look forward to snacks, raffle prizes and sales. Coffee lovers […]
Obama’s ethics chief criticized the White House for Hunter Biden’s art sales, saying buyers could use them to gain influence with his father
Obama’s White House ethics chief Walter Shaub addressed Hunter Biden’s art sales. He described them as a “potential vehicle for channeling money to the first family” in return for influence. Walter Shaub, who was ethics chief in Barack Obama’s administration, criticized President Joe Biden’s White House for dismissing questions about Hunter Biden’s lucrative art sales. […]
27-story residential building leads the way at 2413 Third Avenue in Mott Haven, Bronx
RXR Realty recently celebrated the start of construction on 2413 Third Avenue, a 27-story residential tower in the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx. Designed by CetraRuddy Architecture, the development will include a mix of residences, parking lots and commercial areas on the ground floor. 2413 Third Avenue arrives as RXR Realty’s first entry […]
Provincetown artists and art galleries starting the week of October 14.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to local and national public safety advisories regarding the COVID-19 virus, please check with the sites directly for the latest information on precautions. OPENINGS AND EVENTS Friday October 15th Priscilla Jacket exhibition: is 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 15 at Seashore Point, 100 Alden St., Provincetown. For information: 508 487-0771. Priscilla […]
Luxury Beachfront Condos at Jacksonville Beach
Sales are now underway for what may be one of the latest oceanfront condo developments of its size in Jacksonville Beach. Azure – a nine-story luxury boutique community developed by Related Group – will include 26 residences with prices starting at $ 2.3 million. And while the mall was slated to open at 1401 1st […]
Novelist Tiphanie Yanique to sign books at Bajo El Sol art gallery
Portrait of Tiphanie Yanique (Photo by Kay Hinton) Bajo El Sol Gallery will be hosting a signing session for Tiphanie Yanique at 5:00 pm Thursday, October 28 in St. John. A highly influential storyteller, Tiphanie Yanique is known for her exceptional ability to take readers on a journey through time, places and relationships. Yanique is […]
Todd Haynes explains why no one liked the Velvet Underground
The most famous thing ever said about the Velvet Underground – a quote attributed To Brian Eno– is that even if their first album did not sell well, everyone who bought it created a group. But you won’t hear anyone repeat that old saw in Todd haynesis an invigorating documentary about the group. This movie […]
Paul McCartney Says John Lennon’s Desire To Make Art With Yoko Ono Really Shattered The Beatles + Other Stories
Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most important developments from the art world and the art market. Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, October 13. NEED TO READ Danish artist hires lawyer to fight his sculpture’s removal in Hong Kong – Jens Galschiøt hired a lawyer to liaise with […]
MoMA and the Mexican moment in New York
Art movements rarely conform to national borders; nor are they the result of artists’ efforts alone. Transnational networks of individuals and institutions often play an essential role in the research, interpretation and defense of radically new works of art. This was never more the case than during the “Mexican moment” of the twentieth century, a […]