October 2019 – ArteryNYC

Cultural Shifts in the Paintings of Bela Gupta

October 30, 2019

By Peter Harper Bela Gupta’s large oil on canvas paintings exhibited recently at Artifact question the condition of dynamic spatiality in a historical context. The artist’s overall ideological ambition is to f...

Can MoMA’s Expansion Ever Really Be Finished?

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October 16, 2019

Museum News, Museums, Trending

artnet news - The grand, gleaming architectural and curatorial complex that is the new Museum of Modern Art is the work of hundreds of specialists, patrons, designers, and other visionaries. But it is above al...

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Man walks out of San Francisco art gallery with Salvador Dali painting worth $20K

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October 16, 2019

Art and the Law, Trending

NBC NEWS - A suspect who carried a $20,000 Salvador Dali painting out of a San Francisco art gallery while it was open and the director was present is being sought by police. - read more ...

Marta Wapiennik: Integration in dissimilarity

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October 14, 2019

Spotlight

By Paul Zimmerman In her recent exhibition in New York Marta Wapiennik presented abstract monochromatic paintings and a series of figurative digital works. Working comfortably in both mediums the artist engag...

First Look at MoMA’s $450m expansion

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October 10, 2019

Art and Culture, Museum News, museum watch, Trending

The Art Newspaper - It is striking how museum expansions are often experienced as a shock to the psyche—a sense that a familiar narrative has been jettisoned in favour of a creative leap off a cliff. But as the...

Monthly Archives October 30, 2019

Cultural Shifts in the Paintings of Bela Gupta

Can MoMA’s Expansion Ever Really Be Finished?

Man walks out of San Francisco art gallery with Salvador Dali painting worth $20K

Marta Wapiennik: Integration in dissimilarity

First Look at MoMA’s $450m expansion