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Artnet News FROM WARHOL TO BERNINI (PLUS LOOTED ANTIQUITIES) AT THE MET. Metropolitan Museum director Thomas Campbell unveils an impressive fall and winter schedule, and responds to new claims of looted antiquities in the collection., 06/08/2012
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Art Market Watch SOTHEBY'S CONTEMPORARY DOES $266.6 MILLION. Eight-figure prices for Bacon, Lichtenstein, Warhol, Twombly and Richter mark a robust spring sale., 05/09/2012
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Weekend Update by Walter Robinson. Stressed out at “De Kooning,” plus, Jenny Saville, Bjarne Melgaard, Matthew Barney, Zhang Enli, Graham Dickson, Kendall Shaw, Michael Leavitt, more., 09/22/2011
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Artists for Haiti ZWIRNER GALLERY RAISES FUNDS FOR HAITI EARTHQUAKE RELIEF by Emily Nathan. A benefit auction of artist-donated artworks goes on the block at Christie’s to aid reconstruction in Haiti., 09/09/2011
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Thomas Houseago, nouvelle coqueluche des grands collectionneurs internationaux d’art contemporain. Thomas Houseago à Vassivière. Par Guy Bloch-Champfort., 07/08/2011
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Angel Vergara, artiste, et Luc Tuymans, commissaire, pour le pavillon belge de la Biennale de Venise 2011. Vergara / Tuymans : duo acerbe. Par Alexandre Devaux., 06/07/2011
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ARTNET NEWS. The mysterious death of Wlodzimierz Ksiazek. Plus, Art HK 11, Steve Martin's forged Campendonck, Peter Brant raises funds, National Academy reopens, 05/31/2011
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Itinéraire d’expositions d’art contemporain à Bruxelles en mai-juin 2011. Ce qu'il reste de Bruxelles-downtown. Par Joël Riff, 05/20/2011
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Art Market Watch REVOLT OF THE RICH? Sotheby's New York does a "meager" $128 million at its spring contemporary sale., 05/11/2011
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Jan Fabre : portrait d'un mystique contemporain. Par Alexandre Devaux. Entretien vidéo avec l’artiste contemporain belge Jan Fabre., 05/03/2011
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PERVERSE BEAUTY An interview by David Coggins. An interview with John Currin., 11/18/2010
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>MOMA THE KID by Walter Robinson. "Greater New York" opens at P.S.1 in Queens., 05/21/2010
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>MUST BAD PAINTING BE GOOD? by Charlie Finch. The haphazard gesture beckons to the lazy collector., 04/28/2010
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SHADES OF GRAY by Robert G. Edelman. The familial subjects of Polish painter Wilhelm Sasnal., 04/21/2010
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>LET’S RECONSIDER by Jerry Saltz. Finding something to like in the work of Marlene Dumas., 04/19/2010
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>SAN FRANCISCO SKETCHY by Walter Robinson. Cartier, King Tut, "Shanghai," Luc Tuymans, Tomokazu Matsuyama, John Bankston, Shannon Ebner, Theophilus Brown, Diane Arbus, more., 03/30/2010
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MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino. February issues of Artforum, Art in America, The New Criterion and Flash Art., 02/23/2010
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Andy Warhol’s Polaroids, Jane Austen’s stuff, Bruce Nauman’s Venice works,, 01/05/2010
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MOSCOW EXPRESS by Matthew Bown. The Moscow Biennale is the best yet; ArtMoscow an ignominious failure., 09/30/2009
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LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones. Pestival, Rob Pruitt, Henry Hudson, Museum of Non Participation, Matthew Bannon, Vegas Gallery, Ceal Floyer, Mat Collishaw, more., 09/29/2009
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TAKEOVER ARTIST by David Coggins. Belgian painter Luc Tuymans talks about his traveling U.S. retrospective., 09/16/2009
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LUNCH WITH BAIBAKOVA by Simon Todd. Maria Baibakova and the Red October Chocolate Factory., 08/21/2009
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>ENTROPY IN VENICE by Jerry Saltz. Art about art at the 53rd Venice Biennale. Plus, is something coming out of the other side of that black hole?, 06/29/2009
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Pinault Vénitien. Christian Caujolle. Au moment où débute la 53e Biennale de Venise, l’exposition Mapping the Studio, en deux sites mythiques de la Cité des Doges, la Punta della Dogana et le Palazzo Grassi, présente une somme — 200 œuvres, 60 artistes — de la riche collection François Pinault., 06/05/2009
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ART MARKET WATCH. Grim news from Sotheby’s, optimistic news from Zwirner, bargains at Phillips, etc., 03/04/2009
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PAWN SHOP CONCEPTUALISM by Ben Davis. Jeff Sonhouse’s "composites" reach for a neither/nor esthetic., 11/20/2008
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SHAKEOUT TIME by Richard Polsky. Advice for art collectors in a volatile market., 11/04/2008
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ARTNET NEWS. Pierre Huyghe, Performa 09, "Home Delivery," Axel Vervoordt, NADA County Fair, Robots in Pittsburgh, "Funky Pop," more., 07/10/2008
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LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones. Thomas Scheibitz, Angus Fairhurst, Derek Jarman, Les Blank, Michael Landy, more., 04/08/2008
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ARTNET NEWS. Print Week in New York, Kiki Smith does vases, "Sleepwalkers" to Miami, more., 10/30/2007
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ART MARKET GUIDE 2007 by Richard Polsky. A look at the art market, October 2007., 10/10/2007
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ARTNET NEWS. Madison Avenue art walk, Marguerite Zorach, "Old School" in London, more., 05/03/2007
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THE ART WORLD JUNGLE by Jerry Saltz. The Chelsea art district, David Zwirner and the new fall season. Plus, a visit to Spiral Jetty., 10/10/2006
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MURAKAMI, IMPRESARIO by Walter Robinson. With his Geisai #10 art fair, Takashi Murakami brings Japanese art to the world., 09/26/2006
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TAKE SOME OFF THE TABLE by Richard Polsky. A review of the overheated contemporary art market, September 2006., 09/25/2006
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BOOK REPORT by Abraham Orden. Essay collections by John Updike and Lawrence Rinder., 08/11/2006
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ARTNET NEWS. Sotheby's buys Noortman, Grosse makes skateboards, shoplifting in Chelsea, more., 06/08/2006
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GYPSY by Jerry Saltz. Amy Sillman, a nervy painter who loves mid-century abstraction, 04/26/2006
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Artnet News, 03/21/2006
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Artnet News, 03/17/2006
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Artnet News, 02/23/2006
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THE 2005 ART REVUE by Walter Robinson. Highs and lows, heroes and goats, art milestones and missteps, all yours in a nutshell., 12/21/2005
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