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Free love and women: The sexual revolution 50 years on

September 12, 2018

DW - The "sexual morals" of postwar West Germany were characterized by taboos and ominous warnings. Masturbating could lead to a degenerative disease, so they said; an erection was an abnormal swelling; the fem...

Photographers Who Captured the Ecstasy and Abandon of Rave Culture

Artery

September 12, 2018

Art and Society, Artists

Artsy - In the summer of 1989, amid the sweltering heat of one of the driest summers in the U.K. in three centuries, the countercultural spirit of electronic dance parties, or raves, spread across the nation. ...

Gallerist Mary Boone Pleads Guilty for Filing False Federal Tax Forms, Over $3M in Unpaid Taxes

Artery

September 12, 2018

Art and Culture

Hyperallergic - Art world giant Mary Boone, a dealer who first launched onto the art scene in the 1980s, has pleaded guilty to filing false federal tax forms today, September 5. Boone faces up to six years in p...

When art plays with illusions

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art and Culture, Museums

DW - With the installation Richie's Plank Experience, visitors embark on a virtual reality trip. Walking on a plank above the roofs of an animated city while wearing VR glasses, they look upon the abyss. The in...

The Most Important Art World Stories You May Have Missed This Summer

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art and Culture

Artery - Welcome back, artworlder. How was your summer? Well, while you were cavorting on Hydra, in the Hamptons, or elsewhere, the art industry kept churning. People changed jobs, galleries made moves, fairs w...

The Camp Aesthetic Is Everywhere, from Andy Warhol to American Politics

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art and Culture

Artsy - Using the same word to describe Oscar Wilde, Caravaggio and Lady Gaga may be regarded as a misfortune; using it to describe Avital Ronell’s emails, Nazi propaganda, and Donald Trump looks like carelessn...

FRANCE - JULY 01: From left to right : Tony Shafrazi, Mohamed Dia, Enrico Navarra, and Enrico's son Doriano - At Enrico Navarra's villa, posing in front of a piece of art by Andy Warhol and Jean Michel Basquiat - Dia wears a costume by Smalto : he is the ambassador of the Smalto fashion house in the US in Le Muy, France in July, 2003. (Photo by Eric TRAVERS/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

How Tony Shafrazi Went from Vandalizing “Guernica” to Inventing a Market for Graffiti Art

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art and Culture, Art Market

Artsy - On February 28, 1974, Tony Shafrazi entered the Museum of Modern Art in New York, went to the third floor, took out a can of red spray paint, and defaced Pablo Picasso ’s anti-war masterpiece Guernica (...

New York’s Chelsea galleries hope new storefronts will bring new business

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art and Culture, Art Market

The Art Newspaper - In recent years, falling foot traffic coupled with a rise in online sales have prompted art dealers to question the once-trusted gallery storefront model, which is increasingly seen as not o...

Salvator Mundi will not go on show at Louvre Abu Dhabi this month, for reasons unknown

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art and Society, Museums, Trending

The Art Newspaper- Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi will not be unveiled at the Louvre Abu Dhabi this month as planned, the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) has announced. - Read ...

Tintoretto’s 500th anniversary takes over Venice

Artery

September 8, 2018

Art History, Trending

The Art Newspaper - Among the celebrated painters of 16th-century Venice, Tintoretto was the most Venetian. Jacopo Robusti (around 1518-94), nicknamed “the little dyer” after his father’s cloth-dying trade, is ...

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