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Jonathan Lyndon Chase Uses Art as a Tool for Transformation and Healing

January 22, 2021 by Maximiliano Duron

Can a pair of boxer shorts help bring us closer together? That’s one question that artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase thought through as they were creating their latest exhibition, “Big Wash,” at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, on view through June 6. Boxers form a recurring motif in the … [Read More...]

In a New Novel, Critic Yxta Maya Murray Stakes a Claim for Women Artists of Color Who Get Erased From Art History

January 17, 2021 by Maximiliano Duron

Art Is Everything, a new novel by art critic and law professor Yxta Maya Murray, follows the life of Amanda Ruiz, a queer Chicana performance artist who writes essays about her life and art, over the course of about a decade. When the novel opens, Amanda is on the cusp … [Read More...]

Nick Quijano’s Intimate Paintings Showcase Everyday Scenes of Puerto Rico

January 9, 2021 by Maximiliano Duron

Epic scenes of the kind featured in paintings of battles, coronations, and other major historical events are not the specialty of Nick Quijano, an artist based in Puerto Rico, with an online exhibition hosted by Fort Gansevoort devoted to works geared toward intimate scenes of everyday life around his home … [Read More...]

ADÁL, Key Photographer Whose Work Imagined New Futures for Puerto Rico, Has Died at 72

December 11, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Adál Maldonado, a key Puerto Rican artist who went by ADÁL, has died of pancreatic cancer at age 72. His passing was confirmed by Taína Caragol, a close friend and a curator at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Over some 45 years, ADÁL created a wide-ranging and experimental … [Read More...]

Letter from Paris: French Universalism Shows its Limitations in the Art World—and Beyond

November 25, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

As the world came to a halt in the spring, I was reading two books simultaneously: How We Became Posthuman, a seminal work from 1999 by N. Katherine Hayles about transformation in the digital age, and Achille Mbembe’s Brutalisme, a philosophical volume on our tumultuous times that had just been published … [Read More...]

Embattled Philip Guston Exhibition Gets New Itinerary, Beginning in Boston in 2022

November 8, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

After almost a month and a half of fierce debate over the postponement of a much-anticipated retrospective of postwar artist Philip Guston, the exhibition has a new itinerary beginning with an opening now planned for Boston in May 2022. Other dates for the exhibition—which had previously been delayed until as … [Read More...]

With Main Exhibition Postponed, São Paulo Biennial Names Artist List for New In-Person Show

November 1, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

As cultural institutions in parts of Brazil begin to reopen, the Fundação Bienal de São Paulo announced that it would stage a new in-person exhibition in November that is related to its larger group biennial show postponed until next fall. The new show, titled “Vento” (“Wind” in English), will … [Read More...]

Raymond J. McGuire, Top Art Collector, Announces Run for New York City Mayor

October 15, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

What has been rumored for a year has now been confirmed: collector Raymond J. McGuire, who serves as the chairman of the Studio Museum in Harlem, said on Thursday that he would seek the Democratic nomination for mayor of New York City. McGuire, who is also a trustee of the … [Read More...]

Supporting Artists, Discovering Talent: Jorge Pérez Talks About Collecting in 2020

October 9, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Jorge M. Pérez started collecting art almost 50 years ago, when he was in college. His collection, which focuses on contemporary art with an emphasis on the work of artists from Latin America, the United States, and Africa, currently numbers over 1,000 pieces—not including the hundreds he and his wife, Darlene, have … [Read More...]

Art Scene Starters: Where Are Collectors Helping to Grow a City’s Art Community?

October 7, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Collectors based outside major art world hubs like New York, Los Angeles, London, and Hong Kong occupy unique positions in their communities—they have the opportunity to nurture growing creative scenes. Art scene starters support small and midsize art markets and homegrown institutions in locales as diverse as Little Rock, Arkansas, … [Read More...]

David Zwirner Hires Kyla McMillan, Former Director at Recently Closed Gavin Brown’s Enterprise

September 16, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

With the art world’s fall season now underway, one of the world’s biggest galleries has made a significant hire. Kyla McMillan has joined David Zwirner as director, focusing on sales and artist management. She will be based at the gallery’s New York location and start in her new post … [Read More...]

Erich Marx, Noted German Collector Whose Holdings Form the Cornerstone of Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof, Is Dead at 99

September 12, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Erich Marx, a well-known art collector and patron whose decision in the 1990s to donate the bulk of his esteemed collection of contemporary art to the German state transformed the public display of contemporary art in the country, died on Wednesday, September 9, at age 99. The news was announced by … [Read More...]

Art Basel Cancels Bellwether Miami Beach Fair Following Pandemic Concerns

September 2, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

The organizers of Art Basel Miami Beach announced today that they had been forced to cancel the scheduled 2020 edition of the fair, which was set to take place during the first week of December in Florida. The news was announced after trading closed on the Swiss stock exchange, where the … [Read More...]

Top Artists Propose Monumental Sculptures for New York’s High Line—See Sketches of Their Work

August 12, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Read entire story. Source: ARTnews.com

Brigid Berlin, Artist Who Assiduously Documented Warhol’s Factory, Is Dead at 80

July 18, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Brigid Berlin, who left behind a life in Manhattan’s high society to find fame in her own right as one of Andy Warhol’s Superstars, has died at the age of 80. Her death was confirmed by Vincent Fremont, a longtime friend who was the executive manager of Warhol’s studio from 1974… [Read More...]

Top L.A. Curators Pilar Tompkins-Rivas, Amanda Hunt Head to Hotly Anticipated Lucas Museum

July 9, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

The ever-mysterious, still-under-construction Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles is beginning to take shape. Last October, the museum hired Sandra Jackson-Dumont, formerly the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s chairman of education, to be its director and CEO. Now, Jackson-Dumont has announced her hires for … [Read More...]

Artists Betye Saar, Faith Ringgold, and Renee Cox Called for Aunt Jemima’s Liberation Years Ago

June 20, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

When Quaker Oats announced that it would change the name of its Aunt Jemima syrup and pancake mix earlier this week after saying that the brand’s “origins are based on a racial stereotype,” the news was seen as an acknowledgement that the brand’s iconic image had played a … [Read More...]

‘Neutrality’ of Black Lives Matter Statement by California’s Palm Springs Art Museum Decried in Open Letter

June 13, 2020 by Maximiliano Duron

Major museums across the United States have been criticized for their response—or lack thereof—to the killing of George Floyd by police officers. The latest museum to come under fire in that respect is the Palm Springs Art Museum in California. Employees at the museum and members of the Californian art … [Read More...]

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Entertainment

Broadcasting Legend Larry King Is Dead at 87

January 23, 2021 by Rebecca Alter

Slavery stories take a back seat as diversity breaks into awards season in new ways

January 23, 2021 by Randee Dawn

Larry King’s Best Celebrity Interviews: From Marlon Brando’s Kiss to Jerry Seinfeld’s Fit

January 23, 2021 by jazztangcay

Alexei Navalny’s wife among those arrested in Moscow protests

January 23, 2021 by

Kenneth Branagh to play Boris Johnson in Sky drama

January 23, 2021 by

Larry King Dead at 87: Look Back at His Life in Pictures

January 23, 2021 by

WandaVision Hides a Pregnancy in Classic Sitcom Style

January 22, 2021 by Jackson McHenry

Chameleonic Jessie Buckley brings the bad to ‘Fargo,’ the cryptic to ‘Ending Things’

January 22, 2021 by Margy Rochlin

‘The King’s Man,’ ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Among Latest Disney Film Delays

January 22, 2021 by Rebecca Rubin

  • In photos: Notable deaths of 2021
  • Brie Larson to star in, executive produce new Apple drama ‘Lessons in Chemistry’
  • Why Hannah Brown Is Sparking Romance Rumors With Model Adam Woolard
  • Clare Crawley Found Out About Her Broken Bachelorette Engagement When We Did
  • SAG Awards could make history again this year with the film ensemble prize
  • Sky Sets 20% Diversity Representation Goal for 2025 – Global Bulletin

Technology/Science

DDoSers are abusing Microsoft RDP to make attacks more powerful

January 23, 2021 by Dan Goodin

DC Universe Infinite is a $7.99/mo comic subscription service

January 23, 2021 by Ida Torres

Hitting the Books: AI doctors and the dangers tiered medical care

January 23, 2021 by

NASA delays Juno spacecraft’s retirement after detecting mysterious radio waves

January 23, 2021 by The Cosmic Companion

2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat sells out completely

January 23, 2021 by Shane McGlaun

Olija animated trailer

January 23, 2021 by Sal Romano

ICYMI: We test out the latest Samsung Galaxy smartphones

January 23, 2021 by

Our favorite Netflix rival is releasing 44 new movies in February – and they all stream free

January 23, 2021 by Zach Epstein

CenturyLink, Frontier missed FCC broadband deadlines in dozens of states

January 22, 2021 by Jon Brodkin

  • OPPO and OnePlus R&D teams joining forces
  • The best deals we found this week: $40 off Google’s Pixel 4a 5G and more
  • New ‘robomorphic’ computing method aims to speed up slow-witted robots
  • Honor marks independence by inking the supplier deals Huawei couldn’t
  • Rumor: Resident Evil 4 remake overhauled as Capcom Development Division 1 takes over
  • Cadillac’s upcoming Celestiq flagship EV has a tint-shifting smart roof

Politics

Chuck Schumer’s 99 problems – POLITICO

January 23, 2021 by

Attempted Coup At The Trump DOJ? Just How Many Coups Was This Traitor Planning?

January 23, 2021 by Liz Dye

Covid-19 News: Live Global Updates – The New York Times

January 23, 2021 by

UN agency: Libyan navy intercepts over 80 EU-bound migrants

January 23, 2021 by

Florida man arrested while attempting to go to Biden’s inauguration after ‘storming Capitol’

January 23, 2021 by

Fauci: Lack of facts ‘likely did’ cost lives in coronavirus fight | TheHill – The Hill

January 22, 2021 by

  • BIG BIDEN IMPEACHMENT NEWS! (Also The Guy Before Him Impeachment News, Him Too.)
  • Uniformed Man Seen Kneeling at Iraq Vet Beau Biden’s Grave During Inauguration
  • 3 dead in military helicopter crash were experienced pilots
  • GOP lawmaker with gun sets off House chamber metal detector – ABC News
  • How a ‘Hamilton’ song helped Amanda Gorman overcome a speech impediment – CNN
  • Hit Dogs Holler

Trends

Latest ‘storm testing’ can have major negative impact on luxury hotels

January 23, 2021 by CPP-LUXURY

Life Inspiring Visual Art by Anmol Mathur

January 23, 2021 by Ilya

Day’s wrap: Gucci, Valentino, Nicholas Kirkwood, Preferred Hotels and marketing webinar

January 23, 2021 by Luxury Daily News Service

Men’s Fashion Week: Review of Dior Men Fall/Winter 2021

January 23, 2021 by boon tan

Stunning Hollywood Home by Standard Architecture

January 23, 2021 by laura

Top 100 Eco Innovations for 2021 – From Energy Parks to Sustainable Brands (TrendHunter.com)

January 23, 2021 by

  • History, heritage, and innovation – a series of firsts from Dorchester Collection
  • Akseizer Design Group — A Design Firm Specializing in Luxury Designs
  • Nicholas Kirkwood revives Andy Warhol print to mark Chinese New Year
  • First Lady Jill Biden Wears Brandon Maxwell On Day One In The White House

Arts/Culture

A Museum in the Himalayas Has a Solution for the Tons of Trash Climbers Leave on Mount Everest: Turn It Into Art

January 23, 2021 by Caroline Goldstein

What’s The Deal With The Bad Political Fanfic Tweets?

January 23, 2021 by

Why Storm The Capitol? “I Came To See The Art!”

January 23, 2021 by ArtsJournal

After Pandemic’s Rapid Change, Sotheby’s Has 8 Predictions for 2021

January 23, 2021 by mmaneker

‘Slowing Down to Feel’: Moving Our Minds Around Our Bodies

January 23, 2021 by GIA KOURLAS

  • An Unopened First Edition Set of Pokémon Cards, Deemed ‘the Pinnacle of Pokémon Collecting,’ Just Fetched $408,000 at Auction
  • Why Hot Sauce Companies Owned By People Of Color Aren’t Dominating The Industry
  • Hollywood Rediscovers The Limited Series
  • What Defines Domestic Abuse? Survivors Say It’s More Than Assault

Finance

Here’s How to Bundle and Save on Your Insurance

January 23, 2021 by Lauren Ward

Trudeau stresses "disappointment" with Keystone XL in first official call with Biden

January 23, 2021 by

Here Comes the Videogame IPO Wave

January 23, 2021 by

Pelosi weighs charges that GOP members gave ‘aid and comfort’ to rioters

January 23, 2021 by

  • Hone Your Email Marketing Writing with Zoho’s Free Webinar
  • Newly installed senior counterintelligence official names China as top long-term threat
  • Farewell, Mutual Funds – Morningstar.com
  • Canada must ‘respect’ decision to cancel Keystone XL, minister says
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