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2013 Best Picture Nominees as Pop Art Posters.
via Shutterstock Blog.
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‘fontana’ of the ‘well of life’ series by Arik Levy.
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This morning crews installed a steel column which will support the cantilevered fifth floor gallery in our future home downtown! (It’s the column...
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Gregory Sholette, Supremacist Island from “Two Fifteen Islands for Robert Moses,” 2012. Image courtesy the artist.
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LOL!
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‘Nick Cave’s “Soundsuit” waits in its crate to be re-installed in the Twentieth-Century Art Gallery. It looks a bit eerie without its elaborate...
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The world needed this picture of Fashion Designer Riccardo Tisci preparing to suck Marina Abramovic’s boob.
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Playroom, by Paul Pfeiffer. Steel, glass, one-way mirror and other materials. Now up at Paula Cooper Gallery in NYC.
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Alan and Michael Fleming, Salt Mounds, 2012. Performance, 15 minutes. Image courtesy the artists.
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Andres Serrano’s “AIDS Related Death” (1992) will be included in his survey show, “Body and Spirit: Andres Serrano 1987-2012,” opening Thursday at Manhattan’s Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art.
Jon Rafman’s “9 Eyes of Google Street View” (2009) is number 13 on ARTINFO’s list of the 100 most iconic artworks of the last five years. Click here to see the full list.
Alec Soth’s 2009 photo series “The Last Days of W” is number 55 on ARTINFO’s list of the 100 most iconic artworks of the last five years. Click here to see the full list.
Ten editions of Chuck Close’s portrait tapestry of President Barack Obama will be sold for $100,000 to benefit the Obama Victory Fund.
“I Observed Them in Their Way of Working”: A Q&A With Willy Rizzo on Photographing Dali, Chanel, and Dior
DeviantArt Masterpieces: 20 Actually Interesting Works From the Teeming Art-Sharing Website
The trial date for the four French men who destroyed Andres Serrano’s photograph “Piss Christ” last year has been pushed back to November.
“Texas, 1965” by Lee Friedlander, who is now jointly represented by Pace Gallery and Pace MacGill in New York.
