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Palais de Tokyo Says Martinique Flag Artwork Could Be “Illegal”
Cameron Rowland’s work, which involved replacing the French flag with the Caribbean island’s, was briefly on view on the Paris museum’s facade.
Features
Is Art Basel Paris Too Big to Fail?
The fair showed relative market resilience but leaned into the risk-averse paintings, with most standout work in the emerging sectors.
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California Museum Director Resigns After University Removes “Political” Artwork
Andrea Gyorody has stepped down from the Weisman Museum at Pepperdine University, whose administration obscured works with anti-ICE and other messages.
Features
Asia Now Is a Paris Art Fair, Festival, and Incubator
The view of the Seine from the windows warded off the fair numbness that so often sets in amid endless rows of booths in enclosed spaces.
Features
The Louvre Heist Memes Aren’t Letting Up
One museum’s empty vitrine is someone else’s treasure.
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Activists Protest Fireworks Display at Centre Pompidou
“Art cannot be an excuse to destroy,” said Students for a Free Tibet.
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Louvre Director’s Testimony Sheds New Light on Heist
Laurence des Cars pointed to long-term security issues and overdue upgrades that may have facilitated the thieves’ brazen daylight break-in.
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Art Movements: Marina Abramović, Rosana Paulino, AI Art Museum
We read the press releases so you don’t have to.
Art Review
Sarah K. Khan Crafts a History of Unruly Women
Her current exhibition, addressing histories of immigration and cultural encounter, emphasizes the legacies of African and Asian women.
Art Review
Carmen Argote’s Maximalist Homage to Garment Workers
The artist makes each article of clothing in her current exhibition from the same sewing pattern, but they all have their own personalities.
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Frank Wimberley, Artist of Controlled Accidents, Dies at 99
His life was marked by a devotion to experimentation and an excitement for creative possibility.
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Curator Carla Stellweg, Visionary of Latin American Art, Dies at 83
Through endeavors like the pivotal journal Arts Visuales, Stellweg forged a wider path for Mexican, Latine, and Caribbean artists on a global stage.