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Getty Acquires Concrete Poetry by Two Modern Pioneers of the Form
Works by Scottish poet Ian Hamilton Finlay and Brazilian poet Augusto de Campos have joined the Getty's collection and will go on view in an exhibition opening next week.
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Works by Scottish poet Ian Hamilton Finlay and Brazilian poet Augusto de Campos have joined the Getty's collection and will go on view in an exhibition opening next week.
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Artists are calling for the removal of Dana Schutz's painting "Open Casket" from the 2017 Whitney Biennial, while others want more drastic action.
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BravinLee is raising $10,000 on Kickstarter to design a giant, inflatable rat made to look like Donald Trump.
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Since last summer, artists have been invited to create works for free on the 69th floor of Four World Trade Center, a raw space that was recently leased to Spotify.
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This week in art news: President Trump proposed to eliminate the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities, a London gallery was evicted over its far-right agenda, and artist Zwelethu Mthethwa was convicted of murder.
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The artist, who has been on trial for the murder of a sex worker named Nokuphila Kumalo for nearly four years, will be sentenced on March 29.
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A new arts complex in Dubai may suggest a new direction for contemporary art in the UAE.
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If Governor Gary Herbert signs the two bills passed by the state legislature, Utah would become the first state to establish official works of art.
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Activists heaped animal turds at the door of the Palazzo Grassi, which will open an exhibition of new works by Hirst.
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This week in art news: archaeologists discovered a giant statue of Ozymandias in Cairo, Bali refused to cover up nude statues of Hindu deities during a visit by the king of Saudi Arabia, and the British Museum displayed a watercolor it discovered over ten years ago.
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On a Monday night in February, an image of Woody Guthrie was projected on the façade of the Oklahoma State Capitol, his guitar reading: "How Did It Come to This."
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The very subtly tweaked posters encourage riders to "stay aware, not afraid."