03 Feb Art Industry News: Singapore's Government Interfered to Censor an Artwork Shown at ART SG + Other Stories | Artnet News
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Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art market. Here’s what you need to know on this Friday, February 3. NEED-TO-READ Symposium on Antisemitism at Documenta 15 – Better late than never: a heated and...
02 Feb 'Shreds of the Same Memory': Watch Tau Lewis Turn Scraps of Fabric Into Elaborate Soft Sculptures | Artnet News
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Brooklyn-based artist Tau Lewis is a scavenger of treasures, amassing heaps of recycled materials that she deftly reconstitutes into new art works. In an exclusive new interview filmed as part of Art21’s New York Close Up series, Lewis works in her Brooklyn studio creating soft sculptural...
02 Feb After the Sensational Auction of Her Estate, Joan Didion’s Home of More Than 30 Years Has Quietly Entered the Market for $7.5 Million | Artnet News
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Following the blockbuster auction of Joan Didion’s estate in November, one large piece of the beloved author’s holdings remained unaccounted for. What would become of her Upper East Side apartment, where she resided for over 30 years? That question has now been answered, at least in...
02 Feb Art Industry News: Anish Kapoor's $8 Million Mini-Bean Has Landed in Tribeca + Other Stories | Artnet News
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Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art market. Here’s what you need to know on this Thursday, February 2. NEED-TO-READ Tate Privacy Ruling Sets Worrying Precedent – Commenting on the U.K. top court’s decision...