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Edvard Munch did not have it easy. That much is clear enough in the Met Breuer’s new retrospective of the artist, “Edvard Munch: Between the…

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‘Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer’ Opens at The Met

Michelangelo is an artist who needs no introduction, but if he did, the new show at The Met wouldn’t be too shabby.  “Michelangelo: Divine Draftsmen“…

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Yayoi Kusama Has Her Own ‘Festival’ at David Zwirner Galleries

One begins to wonder if the hype surrounding Yayoi Kusama is a piece of art in and of itself, a kind of masterful manipulation of the populace based…

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Cathy Wilkes’ Dark Wonderland at MoMA PS1

The concept of the readymade, an object that is plucked from regular life and, unchanged, made into art simply by saying so. A revolutionary concept initiated into the art world by that rascal…

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