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22.07.2020
Between 1958 and 1964, Christo, the Bulgarian-born artist who died on 31 May 2020, lived in Paris. The Centre Pompidou’s exhibition focuses on this particular period followed by two large rooms homing in on the “making of” the project that remains etched in memory: the wrapping of the Pont Neuf.
16.07.2020
New this week: a Marjorie Post crossword puzzle, a video from Chief Curator Wilfried Zeisler, and upcoming virtual programs.
16.07.2020
The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today that it will reopen to visitors on Saturday, August 29, with Members preview days on August 27 and 28.
14.07.2020
Katie Jones and Erskine, Hall & Coe present Japanese Wonder, an exhibition of 38 works by 13 artists
13.07.2020
Since June 16, our exhibition spaces, library, café, and bookshop have reopened to the public, and Garage Screen summer cinema is about to follow in the next few weeks.
10.07.2020
New this week: a video from Chief Curator Wilfried Zeisler, new items in the online museum shop, and downloadable art activities.
04.07.2020
Swiss artist Julian Charrière (b.1987) is as much an explorer and a traveler as a scientist and an archaeologist. His curiosity and his interest in understanding nature lead him to the most inhospitable regions of the world, such as the North Pole or a nuclear weapons test site.
02.07.2020
David Zwirner Paris presents Blue Moon of Morocco, an exhibition featuring new and recent drawings as wells as collages by Canadian artist Marcel Dzama (b.1974) inspired by his travels in Morocco.
02.07.2020
For the first time, the Neue Galerie Graz in Austria explores the artistic production of 60 women in the southeastern state of Styria, known as the “green heart of Austria”, from 1850 to 1950.
02.07.2020
Hillwood is now reopen! Stroll through the gardens, explore the mansion, and enjoy the special exhibition, Natural Beauties: Exquisite Works of Minerals and Gems, during regular operating hours, Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
02.07.2020
Exploring online resources of the National Portrait Gallery to discover the stories of those who have demanded America stand up to its highest ideals.
01.07.2020
It’s a small museum that contains an absolute masterpiece. Located at Hauterives, in a commune of 2,000 inhabitants not far from Lyon, Saint Etienne and Valence, it is home to a complete utopia: the Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval (Postman Cheval’s Ideal Palace).
26.06.2020
For its 15th anniversary the Zentrum Paul Klee is launching its first Digitorial® on the exhibition Mapping Klee, which will be held from the autumn (05.09.20 – 24.01.21).
24.06.2020
The ARGENTIC gallery and the agencies GAMMA RAPHO and BITL are proud to present for the first time a selection of vintage prints from the KEYSTONE
24.06.2020
From 13 March 2020, the American sound artist Bill Fontana will re-enact his famous Sonic Projections from Schloßberg (1988) project in Graz alongside a solo show.
24.06.2020
Since 2019, La Verrière, the art space of the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès in Brussels, has been presenting “Matter of Concern | Matières à panser”, a series focusing on practices revisiting the function and production of art through a renewed interest in its basic materials, invested with spiritual, symbolic, social, therapeutic or magical purposes.
21.06.2020
In barely three months the online contemporary art market has become the new norm. Awaiting better days, Art Basel is therefore proposing an online platform with offerings from 281 galleries from 35 countries between 19 and 26 June 2020.
21.06.2020
As the District of Columbia enters Phase 2 of reopening, Hillwood is excited to welcome back members and frontline workers to Hillwood's mansion and other indoor spaces, beginning Tuesday, June 23.
19.06.2020
New this week: virtual programs and a video from Megan Martinelli, assistant curator of apparel, jewelry, and accessories.
18.06.2020
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