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La primavera ha quedado inaugurada oficialmente, ¡al fin! Y sin embargo, no podemos dejar de pensar siempre en el futuro y ya nos queremos adelantar al verano. La informalidad que le caracteriza, las fiestas, las escapadas y viajes, las horas de sol que parecen deliciosamente infinitas… Con todo esto en mente, lo nuevo de Pull&Bear hace que deseemos con incluso más ganas que llegue la temporada estival. Porque con su nueva colección cápsula inspirada en el Mediterráneo, nos invita a soñar qu
Smithsonian Hands Over More Materials on Programming, Operations to White House
The Smithsonian Institution has turned over internal materials related to its programming and operations amid White House pressure for a review, …
Warhol Foundation to Give More Than $4 M. in Grants to 57 Arts Organizations
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts in New York has announced the cohort for its Fall 2025 grant recipients, which give over $4 million to …
Visitors to Rome Can Now Tour a Well-Preserved Underground Dwelling—Via Livestream
In an effort to draw visitors to comparatively less-trafficked areas of Rome’s top tourist destination, the city is offering tours—via livestream—of …
A Collection of Oscar Wilde-Related Material Heads to Auction
On February 18, Bonhams auction house in London will hold a sale of books, photographs, and ephemera related to the Irish writer Oscar Wilde’s life …
Christie’s London Offers a Belgian Couple’s $54 Million Collection, Led by Magritte and Moore
Christie’s London will offer a selection of modern and contemporary works from Belgian collecting couple Roger and Josette Vanthournout during its …
Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, Max Hollein’s Met Tips, and More: Industry Moves for January 14, 2025
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William Koch’s Western Art Comes to Christie’s—Will It Get Rootin’-Tootin’ Results in an Uncertain Market?
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More Bob Ross Paintings Go to Auction to Raise Money for Public Broadcasting, After Successful Sales So Far
Three more paintings by PBS icon Bob Ross are going up for sale at Bonham’s at the end of the month, as part of a group of 30 such works being sold …
You Can Bid on a Painting by Jimmy Carter for a Few Thousand Dollars
Christie’s is selling four works by former US President Jimmy Carter this month, all of which carry high estimates under $15,000. Three of the works …
Goodman Gallery Dropped Gabrielle Goliath Before Her Venice Biennale Pavilion Was Canceled
Artist Gabrielle Goliath was dropped by her South African representative, Goodman Gallery, before the cancelation of her proposed Venice Biennale …
Canceled South Africa Pavilion Artist and Curator Appeal to President, Roland Augustine Steps Down: Morning Links for January 14, 2025
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Archaeologists in Wales Discover What Could Be a New Pompeii
The outline of the largest Roman villa ever known in Wales has come to light three feet underground, and the experts behind the find are calling it a …
Archaeologists Find an Unusual 2,500-Year-Old Stylus in Sicily
An archeological operation conducted in advance of a construction project in Gela, Sicily, has uncovered an unusual carved bone stylus—a sharp tool …
Peter Hujar Archive and Foundation Departs Pace Gallery for Ortuzar
New York–based gallery Ortuzar will now jointly represent the Peter Hujar Archive and Foundation with Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco. The archive …
Roland Augustine Steps Down From Luhring Augustine Gallery to Focus on Philanthropy
Roland Augustine, a cofounder of Luhring Augustine, one of New York’s longest-running galleries, is stepping aside to focus on his philanthropy, …
Connecticut’s Aldrich Museum Plans a Recurring Survey of Local Artists Every Ten Years
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Connecticut will launch a new recurring survey, called the Aldrich Decennial, and true to its name …
An Artist Is Chanting Renee Good’s Last Words Before She Was Fatally Shot by ICE Officer Outside the Agency’s New York Field Office
“I’m not mad at you, dude,” Renee Nicole Good, a poet and mother living in Minneapolis, told her eventual killer, a masked ICE agent. Good’s …
Rijksmuseum to Open New Sculpture Garden With Works by Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder
Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum has announced that it will open a new sculpture garden in the fall of 2026. The endeavor will be funded by a donation of …
Uruguay’s Este Arte Fair Highlights Ecology, Consumerism, and Wondrously Ugly Art That Reflects the Present
At the 12th edition of Uruguay’s Este Arte, held last week in the resort town of José Ignacio, a white gallery wall appeared to have sprung a silver …