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Art Knowledge News (Free subscription) | 19 hours ago
DUBLIN.- The Cuban-American artist Jorge Pardo, widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of his generation, returns to the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) with his first major solo exhibition in Ireland on Wednesday 17 February 2010. Jorge Pardo is a challenging retrospective that uses the architecture of the Museum to embrace the world of swiftly changing technology and question how...
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Art (Free subscription) | yesterday
World Masterpieces of Livre d’Artistes Moscow Museum of Modern Art February 16 – March 21 2010 The Moscow Museum of Modern Art opens the first show of the “World Masterpieces of Livre d’Artistes” exhibition program. Classic examples of the livre d’artiste are almost not represented even in the largest Russian museums. However, this synthetic form of art is one of...
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ChickSpeak (Free subscription) | 07/02/2010
“I really don’t want to go in,” I protested, taking a few steps back. My best friend swept her hair up in a ponytail and rolled her eyes. “Why are you so scared? It’s just an art exhibition, not a haunted house. I promise you that it won’t be all that bad.” She offered a weak [...]
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How magazine (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
While I totally understand why MTV would drop the "music television" tag from its logo (when's the last time you saw any music on the channel'), I'm struck by how much the new logo feels like what Wolff Ollins designed for Aol. MTV says: It represents a new visually defined MTV, stimulating its past, present and future and embracing its diversity. Everything from Jersey Shore, to the VMAs...
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tiredbees (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
MTV has released a new redesigned logo, after a 30-year run with the classic iconic Frank Olinsky-designed logo we all grew up with. The redesign isn’t that much different, mostly a one color close-up. The big change is the exclusion of the “Music Television” tagline, which had run underneath the original. Of course, this is a long time coming. as MTV hasn’t been considered...
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Make Me A Dress (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
The shopping, as expected in pretty good in New York, It's a lot like London but a little more spread out when looking for something really special. The weekends are best for markets which I managed to miss but will keep saved for next time! My favourtites had to be 'Edith Machinist' (above) for the vast but finely selected vintage collection of designer labels and stunning shoes. Another gorgeous...
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Consequence of Sound (Free subscription) | 17 hours ago
The network officially drops the “Music Television” tagline.
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Art History Newsletter (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
The exhibition “Van Doesburg & The International Avant-Garde” opens Thursday at Tate Modern. The Telegraph writes … a small group of Dutch artists and architects came together, united by an ambition to redesign the world on purer, better lines – and those lines would always be straight ones … After his death, Alfred Barr, founding director [...]
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Art Knowledge News (Free subscription) | 19 hours ago
HUMBLEBAEK, DENMARK - This spring’s major exhibition at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art centres on colour: colour in art, in the world and in the eye. In words, pictures and through interactive programmes the exhibition will present the ways in which artists throughout the twentieth century either made use of colour as a medium of expression or researched it to find new colours and colour...
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Mal Burns Monitor (Free subscription) | 20 hours ago
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Felt & Wire (Free subscription) | yesterday
[Tracy Smith] This past weekend MoMA featured a family program called Cut, Fold, Tear: Paper Animation for “kids ages five and up and adult companions.” They forgot to add “and the paper-obsessed of all ages.” Unfortunately, I didn’t learn about the event until this morning, so I spent some time googling directors listed on the MoMA [...]
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edward_ winkleman (Free subscription) | yesterday
I have to admit to being so intrigued by the work of Tino Seghal , that my first response to hearing about his strict prohibition of photography of his work is to give him the benefit of doubt. He is, after all, staking everything on the importance of actual experience in exhibitions like his current solo exhibition at the Guggenheim (which I have yet to see, but, like everyone else, can't escape,...
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Tony Vi (Free subscription) | yesterday
[Image: From Empire by Andy Warhol, courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art ]. Tomorrow at noon here in New York City, a musical event that I would love to attend kicks off: 8 solid hours of sound, providing a live accompaniment for Andy Warhol's Empire —a film notorious for its one, unchanging shot of the Empire State Building. Hanno Leichtmann, Andrew Pekler, and, most exciting at least for me,...
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Slow Painting (Free subscription) | 07/02/2010
Who’s got the most popular museum website in the world? According to a website called Kunstpedia, which describes itself as “curators of art knowledge,” The Museum of Modern Art takes the blue ribbon, with the Metropolitan Museum of Art not far behind. Kunstpedia analyzed more than 680 museum websites worldwide, and ranked them. More Judith H. Dobrzynski Real Clear [...]