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The newsletter contents are timely; some of the older links may not work.
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January: "artnet
Gossip"
The next big youthquake of 2009 is the provocatively titled
Younger than Jesus, a new international triennial opening at the New Museum on
Apr. 8, 2009. |
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February: "artnet
Gossip"
Behind the scenes, the 170 members of the gold-label Art
Dealers Association of America bitch and moan about the byzantine
selection process for the much-anticipated Art Show at the
Park Avenue Armory, Feb. 19-24, 2009, which always seems to ensure
prime exhibition space for the major players, leaving many B-level ADAA members
out in the cold.
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March: "artnet
Gossip"
If we learned anything from the $480-million
Yves Saint Laurent-Pierre Bergé sale at
Christie's Paris on Feb. 23-25, 2009,
it’s that the decorative arts have entered the big time as a
collectible category. |
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April: "artnet
Gossip"
The fascinating new sale from artnet Online Auctions focuses entirely on the New York School, offering an impressive total of 60 paintings by 50 artists.
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May: "artnet
Gossip"
Early in May, supercollector Peter Brant unveiled his new Brant Foundation Art Study Center, housed in a refurbished 19th-century stone barn next to his polo grounds in Greenwich, Conn. -- though it doesn't seem all that geared to "study," as no wall labels or checklist were on hand, nor were visitors allowed to take pictures. |
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