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Norman Rockwell's Family Doesn't Want You to Think He Was Gay
Former New York Times columnist Deborah Solomon's new biography of Norman Rockwell, American Mirror, hints that America's "most beloved artist" may have been a closeted gay man.
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A Bad Trip at the Psychedelic Center of the Plains
OKLAHOMA CITY — The last time I checked in on the Womb — the art space opened by Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne with collaborators Rick Sinnett and Jake Harms — they were about to reopen.
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The Beginning Is the End: Mariko Mori at the Japan Society
It's been about a decade since Mariko Mori had a museum show in New York, and much has changed in the Japanese artist's work.
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Sculptural Remnants and Re-creations of Jimmy Page
CHICAGO — Led Zeppelin, man — they were so before my time. Arguably the inventors of heavy metal, the band reached their height of fame in the early 1970s with the song “Stairway to Heaven” on their untitled fourth album. Through the works of artist Karolina Gnatowski, now on view in the artist's so
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Doubled Dutchman Drubs Dubai in Duplicate Duckie Debacle [UPDATED]
This duck tale is no canard: An Emirates car wash is in hot water after deploying a maritime facsimile of Florentijn Hofman's giant rubber duck — "Rubber Duck" (2009) — as a marketing stunt.
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Introducing the BAM + NADA Portfolio
BAM has partnered with the nonprofit artist-fair collective NADA to commission 12 of the most exciting emerging visual artists working today. Individually sleeved in an archival linen folder, these limited-edition prints [http://engine.adzerk.net/r?e=eyJhdiI6MzQ2NSwiYXQiOjIwLCJjbSI6NTkwMDQsImNoIjoxO
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Tips on Starting an Art Fair
LONDON — There are plenty of ways to respond to a major art fair: excitement, dread, awe, disgust. What not many people come away thinking is, ‘I could do that.’ But if you have a hankering to build a roster of galleries and drum up a swarm of visitors, the three-year-old Sluice Art Fair may offer a
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Art Rx
The holidays are over — for now — and the art world has shifted back into gear. This week, look out for discussions of social media during Hurricane Sandy, gentrification in the Bronx, the philosophies of free museum admission, and much more.
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The Best Art-cade in South Beach
MIAMI BEACH — Faile's Deluxx Fluxx is an artist-designed video arcade that taps the rich memories of childhoods spent communing with 8-bit graphics and quirky adventures.
Opinion
The End of Days Comes with Kardashians' David LaChapelle Khristmas Kard
The latest addition to that marriage of art and celebrity has been delivered to us in the form of the Kardashian Christmas card — not holiday card, mind you — as shot by David LaChapelle.
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Reading the Rituals of Performance
PORTLAND, Oregon — On a trip to Portland last month, I encountered a number of artists who use writing’s structures and processes to order performance behaviors. But for Lisa Radon, it’s reading, not writing, that serves as the moment of performance.
Announcement
First US Museum Exhibition for Tracey Emin Opens at MOCA, North Miami
The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) present Tracey Emin: Angel without You [http://engine.nectarads.com/r?e=eyJhdiI6NDAwMDksImF0IjoyMCwiY20iOjU5NDA2LCJjaCI6MTkzMCwiY3IiOjE4MzgxOSwiZG0iOjQsImZjIjoyMzQyMTEsImZsIjoxMTcxMjcsIm53IjoyMDcsInJ2IjowLCJwciI6MTY2Niwic3QiOjAsInVyIjoiaHR0cDovL3RyY