piątek, wrzesień 3rd, 2010
Two coming exhibitions shed new light on the glory days of Max’s Kansas City, an oasis for artists in the 1960s and ’70s.
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Revisiting Max’s, Sanctuary for the Hip
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wtorek, sierpień 31st, 2010
A member of the expert team that declared that a box of negatives bought at a California garage sale were the lost work of Ansel Adams has changed his mind.
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A Turnaround in Ansel Adams Photo Dispute
No Comments »piątek, sierpień 27th, 2010
An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York returns to 1860 and the visit of a delegation of more than 70 samurai, the first Japanese to leave their closed nation in more than 200 years.
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Art Review: When Stoic Samurai Faced the Camera
No Comments »piątek, sierpień 13th, 2010
The photographer Rineke Dijkstra offers three revealing new videos at a show in Manhattan.
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Art Review: Rineke Dijkstra Videos at Marian Goodman Gallery
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Joanna T. Steichen, Managed Work by Edward Steichen, Dies at 77
No Comments »czwartek, lipiec 29th, 2010
Leonard Nimoy, the “Star Trek” actor, talks about the solo exhibition of his photography at Mass MoCA.
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Nimoy Views Others’ ‘Secret Selves’ at Mass MoCA
No Comments »piątek, lipiec 23rd, 2010
The first in what will be an annual show, this five-person exhibition includes riffs on truth and fiction in generic commercial photography, a video installation and a sculptural tableau.
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Art Review: ‘Perspectives’ at International Center of Photography
No Comments »piątek, lipiec 2nd, 2010
In “Picasso: The Mediterranean Years (1945-1962),” at the Gagosian Gallery in London, the art is a family affair.
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Inside Art: London Picasso Show Is a Family Affair
No Comments »czwartek, lipiec 1st, 2010
David Goldblatt’s photographs, now on view at the Jewish Museum, avoid big feelings and go instead for the hard facts of his homeland, South Africa.
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Art Review: David Goldblatt’s South Africa Photos at Jewish Museum
No Comments »piątek, maj 21st, 2010
“For All the World to See,” at the International Center of Photography, and “Road to Freedom” at Bronx Museum of the Arts, trace an era’s visual history.
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Art Review: ‘For All the World to See,’ on Civil Rights Era
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