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MoMA Sues New Café and Gallery "MoMaCha" for Trademark Violation
The Museum of Modern Art's complaint claims the actions of a Lower East Side café and gallery will cause "harm to its name, reputation, and goodwill."
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A Peek Inside Milan Design Week, Where Sustainability Is Trending
Just in time for Earth Day, this year's Salone includes 1,200 installations scattered all over the city, many devoted to sustainability and technology under the theme "Be Human."
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NYU Steinhardt 2018 MFA Thesis Exhibitions, on View Now at 80WSE Gallery
Explore Part I, on view at 80WSE Gallery in New York's Greenwich Village through April 21. Part II opens May 2.
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Can Art Lending Libraries Empower a New Generation of Collectors?
Art lending libraries work like any other library: borrow an artwork, enjoy it in your home, and return it by its due date for little to no cost.
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Why Most People Don't Get Grant Wood
This exhibition of work by Grant Wood at the Whitney Museum, offers an opportunity to reconsider a very unusual artist who has been pigeonholed as irretrievably conservative and sentimental.
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Art Movements
This week in art news: a collector sued Jeff Koons and Gagosian for failing to deliver three sculptures, a gold reliquary containing the heart of Anne of Brittany was stolen from a French museum, and the Royal College of Music recorded a piece of music featured in "The Paston Treasure."
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Stream Frederick Wiseman’s Documentaries for Free Via Libraries and Colleges Around the US
This week, almost 50 years' worth of Wiseman documentaries went live on Kanopy, after a long period of his work being mostly inaccessible.
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"Fearless Girl" Moving to Permanent Spot Near the New York Stock Exchange
Mayor Bill de Blasio, a "Fearless Girl" fan, hopes Arturo Di Modica's "Charging Bull" will move with it.
Announcement
Announcing the Acid-Free Los Angeles Art Book Market
Los Angeles art book publishers organize to present a selection of work at a three day fair from May 4–6 at Blum & Poe Los Angeles.
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Five Rejected Ideas for Coachella Art Installations
This year's edition of the California festival features dazzling large-scale artworks, but some spectacular ideas didn't make the cut.
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French Theater Troupe Plans Fantastical Hanging Garden Inspired by Jules Verne and Leonardo
The Heron's Tree is an urban garden designed as a 114-foot-tall, 165-feet-wide tree, poised to rise in the western French city of Nantes.
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Collector Who Paid $13M Sues Jeff Koons and Gagosian
Steven Tananbaum claims he has paid more than $13 million since 2013 for three sculptures, none of which have been delivered.