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20 Dec A Gallery Tour Down New York's Henry Street in the Lower East Side

Posted at 19:07h in Uncategorized by Maya Kotomori

Over the last couple years, a vibrant landscape of galleries, comprised of both new voices and seasoned fixtures, has coalesced in downtown Manhattan. Its epicenter is Henry Street, a stretch where compact storefront galleries coexist with the dim sum haunts, delis, churches, and the pulse...

20 Dec Who Is Lucie Rie? Meet the Ceramicist Beloved by Issey Miyake

Posted at 18:32h in Uncategorized by Verity Babbs

Two decades after her death, works by a Viennese ceramicist beloved by connoisseurs of the form are gaining in the market, and were the subject of a white-glove auction at Phillips New York this month. On December 11, the auctioneer held “Moved by Beauty,” featuring 71...

20 Dec Emma Stone and Willem Dafoe Star in Yorgos Lanthimos's New Book

Posted at 18:02h in Uncategorized by Min Chen

Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos is not the sort to shy away from the absurd, the savage, or the perverse. He’s directed two Oscar-winning films—The Favourite (2018) and Poor Things (2023)—without, it seems, losing his penchant for messing with his viewers’ heads, an inclination best evidenced...

20 Dec Andrew Russeth, Author at Artnet News |

Posted at 17:58h in Uncategorized by @andrewrusseth

Andrew Russeth Editor of Artnet News Pro An art critic based in New...

20 Dec SFMOMA Has Abruptly Fired Contemporary Art Curator Eungie Joo

Posted at 17:53h in Uncategorized by Vittoria Benzine

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) unexpectedly terminated contemporary art curator Eungie Joo’s tenure this week. “In accordance with institutional policy on workplace conduct, Eungie Joo was separated from SFMOMA on December 17,” a museum spokesperson said in a statement provided to Artnet News...

20 Dec News Reporter

Posted at 16:33h in Uncategorized by Adam Schrader

Adam Schrader News Reporter Adam, a longtime crime and politics reporter, has a...

20 Dec Vittoria Benzine, Author at Artnet News |

Posted at 16:29h in Uncategorized by Vittoria Benzine

Vittoria Benzine Vittoria Benzine is a Brooklyn-based journalist covering contemporary art with a focus on storytelling, counterculture, and magic. She also contributes to Maxim, the Brooklyn...

20 Dec Zilia Sánchez, Cuban Painter and Sculptor, Dies at 98

Posted at 15:34h in Uncategorized by @sarahecascone

Cuban painter, sculptor, and printmaker Zilia Sánchez has died of natural causes at the age of 98. News of her passing was confirmed by New York’s Galerie Lelong and Co., the artist’s dealer since 2013. Born in Havana in 1926, Sánchez achieved early recognition in her...

20 Dec Roman Villa with Heated Bathhouse Discovered in the U.K.

Posted at 15:00h in Uncategorized by Verity Babbs

Ancient history continues to surface in England, as the only Roman villa known to have stood in the country’s Chalke Valley has come to light. The villa was discovered after metal detectorists alerted Wiltshire firm Teffont Archaeology to a high number of finds in the area....

20 Dec ‘The Brutalist’ Stars Adrien Brody as an Architect Seeking Refuge

Posted at 14:43h in Uncategorized by @briankboucher

Architects, with all their power and ambition to shape our world, have been ripe material for the silver screen ever since Gary Cooper played one in 1949’s The Fountainhead. The tradition continues: the powerful 2003 film My Architect: A Son’s Journey (2003) was Nathaniel Kahn’s...