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International Edition
May 21, 2012 Last Updated: 5:27:AM EDT

Visual Arts

English
Published: May 15, 2012
Climbing Tomas Saraceno's Modular Hall of Mirrors on the Met's Roof
by Kyle Chayka | Visual Arts, Museums
Argentinian sculptor Tomas Saraceno has created one of his signature cloud-like architectural installations that visitors can climb inside (just don't wear a skirt).
Illuminating the Surprisingly Accessible Market...
The Met Reveals the Dialectic of the Unclothed...
Speculations on the Production of Social Space in...

Contemporary Arts

A Brazilian in Paris: Bruno Dunley on His French Solo Debut and the State of...
by
Juliette Soulez, ARTINFO France
PARIS — One of Paris's newest galleries is giving a young Brazilian artist his French debut: the recently opened 11bis...
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11bis, Art Rio, Bruno Dunley, Contemporary Arts, cpCONTEMPORARY, Galeria Marcela Razuk, Maria do Mar Guinle, Paris, See Art + Advisory
"Art Isn’t Something That’s External": Jeff Koons on His Whitney...
by
Ann Binlot
Whether it’s the mission to bring his $25 million dollar “Train” to the High Line or calling his own artwork “empty,”...
Ann Binlot, Contemporary Arts, North America, AI Interview
Australian Galleries Clean Up at Art HK 2012 (Saturday Update)
by
Nicholas Forrest
Early reports from Art HK 2012 suggest that the Australian galleries involved in the fair have been doing a roaring...
art australia, art fair, Art Fairs, Art HK, Asia/Pacific, australian art, Contemporary Arts, hong kong art fair, Market News, Visual Arts
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Old Masters/Renaissance

After a Good Scrub, Titian's Copy Proves to Be the Real Deal
by
ARTINFO UK
Following an extensive cleaning and restoration process, the 16th century painting of a bearded man in a fur coat,...
Europe, Old Masters/Renaissance, Museums
Florence's Restored Silver Altar, Work of a Renaissance Dream Team, Is...
by
Reid Singer
The Silver Altar from the Baptistry of St. John was unveiled to the public this week after six years of intensive,...
Reviews, Old Masters/Renaissance
Rewriting History, Louvre Confirms "Mona Lisa" Was Painted a Decade...
by
Julia Halperin
Why is "Mona Lisa" smiling? Because she just found out she's 10 years younger. Indeed, the world's most famous painting...
Europe, Old Masters/Renaissance
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Impressionism & Modern Art

Middle Eastern Artists Explore the Political and Erotic in "The Uncovered...
by
Juliette Soulez, ARTINFO France
PARIS — It may seem risqué to put on a show of nudes at the Arab World Institute, especially considering the...
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Adel Abidin, Arab World Institute, Contemporary Arts, Europe, Hani Zurob, Impressionism & Modern Art, Museums, Reviews
"The Scream" Scares Up $120 Million and Shatters Records at Sotheby...
by
Judd Tully
NEW YORK — Edvard Munch’s angst-filled masterpiece "The Scream" rocketed to a record $119,922,500 at Sotheby’s...
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Impressionist & Modern Art, Judd Tully, Sotheby's, Spring Auctions 2012, Auctions, Impressionism & Modern Art
Australian Artist Ethel Spowers Claims Grosvenor School Crown
by
Nicholas Forrest
Melbourne, Australia born artist Ethel Spowers (1890-1947) is the new queen of the Grosvenor school print market after...
Asia/Pacific, claude flight, ethel spowers, grosvenor prints, grosvenor school, spowers, sybil andrews, Auctions, Collecting, Impressionism & Modern Art, Market News, Visual Arts
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Ancient Art & Antiques

Illuminating the Surprisingly Accessible Market for Medieval Books of Hours
by
Julia Halperin
During the Middle Ages, books of hours were more popular than any other text, even the Bible. These intricately...
Books of hours, Illuminated manuscripts, Middle Ages, Sotheby's, Ancient Art & Antiques, Traditional Arts, Visual Arts
Australian Interior Style Gurus to Sell Spectacular Collection of Art and...
by
Nicholas Forrest
On Sunday 20 May at the Sydney InterContinental hotel, Mossgreen Auctions will sell an extraordinary gathering of...
Andy Warhol, antiques, art australia, Asia/Pacific, martyn cook, thomas hamel, Ancient Art & Antiques, Market News
Archaeologists in an Uproar Over David-and-Goliath-Era Finds at the Contested...
by
Reid Singer
Scholars hope that recent discoveries at Khirbet Qeiyafa, an archeological site southwest of Jerusalem, will shed new...
archaeology, David and Goliath, Hebrew University, Khirbet Qeiyafa, Ancient Art & Antiques
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Traditional Arts

Illuminating the Surprisingly Accessible Market for Medieval Books of Hours
by
Julia Halperin
During the Middle Ages, books of hours were more popular than any other text, even the Bible. These intricately...
Books of hours, Illuminated manuscripts, Middle Ages, Sotheby's, Ancient Art & Antiques, Traditional Arts, Visual Arts
Greece: In Debt Crisis, Archeology Becomes Achilles Heel
ATHENS — Faced with massive public debt, Greece is finding that its fabled antiquity heritage is proving a growing...
Traditional Arts
Preserve Katasraj Temple: Zardari
"All such sites are part of our civilisation' irrespective of which faith they represent" President Asif Ali Zardari...
Traditional Arts
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Museums

Bon Soir! The 6 Most Exciting Experiences You Can Have During This Weekend...
by
Grégory Picard, ARTINFO France
PARIS — This Saturday is the eighth annual European Night of Museums, and as night falls 3,000 European museums will be...
Europe, Museums, Travel
ARTINFO Ranks the Top 10 Best Museum Web Sites, From the Hirshhorn to the Aspen...
by
Kyle Chayka
Museum buildings have long been a redoubt of architectural innovation and a dependable method for institutions to...
Reviews, Museums
Edward Burtynsky, Highway #1, Intersection 105 & 110, Los Angeles, California, U
The Photographers' Gallery Inaugurates Its New Soho Home With Beguiling...
by
Coline Milliard, ARTINFO UK
Tomorrow, the new home of the Photographers' Gallery in Ramillies Street, Soho, will officially open to the public. And...
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Europe, Museums
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Reviews

The Met Reveals the Dialectic of the Unclothed Body in Its Brainy "Naked...
by
Chloe Wyma
"Naked Before the Camera"The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gallery 852, 1000 Fifth Avenue (at 82nd Street), New...
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Metropolitan Museum, Reviews, Museums, Reviews, Visual Arts
Middle Eastern Artists Explore the Political and Erotic in "The Uncovered...
by
Juliette Soulez, ARTINFO France
PARIS — It may seem risqué to put on a show of nudes at the Arab World Institute, especially considering the...
View Slideshow
Adel Abidin, Arab World Institute, Contemporary Arts, Europe, Hani Zurob, Impressionism & Modern Art, Museums, Reviews
"Twice as Many, Antony Donaldson & Joe Goode" at Mayor Gallery
by
ARTINFO UK
Pop art veterans Joe Goode and Antony Donaldson are celebrating fifty years of friendship with "Twice as Many," and...
Europe, Reviews
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Columnist

Could the Knight Foundation's Attempt to Save Art Journalism Actually...
by
Reid Singer
No one who cares about arts journalism disputes that it is in trouble. Jobs are being lost, content has been thinned,...
Contemporary Arts, Reid Singer, Voices, Columnist
Earthworks on Parade: Reflecting on the Democratic Spectacle of Michael Heizer...
by
Holly Myers, ARTINFO Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — Michael Heizer’s "Levitated Mass" was not conceived of as performance art. Once installed on the grassy...
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Contemporary Arts, Museums, Columnist
Scrutinizing the Sexy New Art-Tech Industry: It's Not a Bubble, It's...
by
Shane Ferro
The Internet is a great place: It has revolutionized the way that we communicate, shop, and consume information. But...
Art and Technology, Art-Tech Industry, Voices, Columnist, Market News
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Features

Punks Out of the Past: Mike Kelley, Jim Shaw, and Destroy All Monsters
by
Doug Harvey
Artist Mike Kelley passed away on Tuesday. The following article, about Kelley's groundbreaking work with the group...
Contemporary Arts, Destroy All Monsters, Features, Jim Shaw, Mike Kelley, Music, Features, Visual Arts, Performing Arts
Pedal to the Metal: How a Visit to John Chamberlain's Studio Showed a...
by
Andrew M. Goldstein
John Chamberlain passed away yesterday at the age of 85. In his memory, ARTINFO is reposting this account of visiting...
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Art Market, Galleries, North America, People, Galleries, Features, Market News
Tough Questions for Dad: In Praise of Karl Haendel's Quietly Poignant New...
by
Ben Davis
Criticism, as they say, is autobiography, and I can freely admit that I may find Karl Haendel's soon-to-close show at...
Chelsea, Contemporary Arts, North America, Reviews, US/Canada, Reviews, Features
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