Vanitas at Kate Werble Gallery
Vanitas at Kate Werble Gallery
by Sara Blazej
Edited by Serge Gregorian
An Artery Exclusive
Its been a while since we’ve seen an art exhibition attempt to update the 17th century Dutch paint...
Lucian Freud, Stripped of Fame and Scandal
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Energy crisis’ long night told by the photos of Berlin in the dark
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Oops! Famous Mondrian Painting Hung Upside Down for 75 Years
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Ten photography exhibitions not to be missed this fall
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Artists Are Hit Hard by Europe’s Twinned Energy and Inflation Crises
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Rubens Painting, Lost for Centuries, Heads to the Auction Block
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