
Art Disappears in Private Hands. Can Social Media Resurface It?
Private art collections are notoriously secretive. A collective website aims to make them viewable by all.
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Private art collections are notoriously secretive. A collective website aims to make them viewable by all.
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The vote, which came after a tense meeting, nullified an earlier vote to paint over Depression-era school murals that some considered offensive to minorities.
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Without exiles and émigrés there is no modern culture. A new show in Washington maps a century of art and displacement.

With a new eight-story headquarters, Pace passes a generational baton while joining a building boom among the city’s biggest galleries.
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Galleries abound due north of the city, showing Warhol, Basquiat and the talents of Arte Povera.
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At 75, the trailblazing artist, feminist and author of “Lesbian Art in America” finally gets a museum survey, and it shines.
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At the Clark Art Institute, when you tire of Renoir’s nudes, look at Ida Ten Eyck O’Keeffe’s quietly insistent art, some of which survived long enough to be rediscovered.
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Works by Nick Cave, Nathalie Djurberg, John Giorno and others have been choreographed into the landscape for an Apple-New Museum walking tour.
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The internationally renowned artist was just 19 when he took his trusty Nikon to the festival. Only one was ever published — till now.
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