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Posts Tagged ‘Damien Hirst’
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Tuesday 19 January 2010
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Richard Wilson’s 20:50 At The Saatchi Gallery, Review
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What is the most important work of British art of recent decades? One contender is the stunning installation 20:50, created by the sculptor Richard Wilson in 1987, when Damien Hirst was still just a pugnaciously precocious student at art school, ...
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by arcadja
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Art Exhibits
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Monday 4 January 2010
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Barock At The Madre In Naples
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In the framework of events planned by the Region Campania to celebrate the Baroque culture, the Department for Cultural Heritage has decided to support the proposal of the museum MADRE to organise a collective exhibition titled “BAROCK – Art, ...
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by arcadja
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Art Exhibits
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Thursday 23 July 2009
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British Art Lands At The Pac In Milan
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Contemporary British art is now presenting its noticeable quote of inspiration to highly stylized eccentricity, characterised by harsh radical beauty without frills. The interesting occasion is provided by the exhibition which is taking place until 13th September at the ...
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by Elena Lanzanova
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Art Exhibits
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Tuesday 7 July 2009
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Jeff Koons Presents “Popeye” At The Serpentine Gallery
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London's Serpentine Gallery is hosting until the 13th September a great exhibition dedicated to Jeff Koons’s artistic talent. An event of International relevance and an unmissable occasion: it is the first time that a public English gallery is opening ...
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by Elena Lanzanova
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Art Market
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Thursday 25 June 2009
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Contemporary Art On Scene At Christie’S
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After the auctions held in New York, Hong Kong, Paris and Amsterdam, the appointment with contemporary art is on 30th June in London’s Christie's King Street venue. “Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale” is anticipated as an interesting appointment ...
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by Elena Lanzanova
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Flashnews
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Thursday 23 April 2009
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Damien Hirst Opens Largest Show Of His Works In Kiev
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British art provocateur Damien Hirst will mount the largest exhibition ever of his trademark fish skeletons, skull paintings and dead animals in a show in Ukraine's capital. One of the world's most famous and commercially successful contemporary artists, Hirst plans ...
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by arcadja
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Art News
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Thursday 16 April 2009
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Christ On The Electric Chair. It’s Polemic In The Town Of Gap.
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A sculpture of the dead Christ on an electric chair on view since Sunday 4th April in the Cathedral of Gap, a town in the south of France has been causing discussions. The work entitled “Pietà” ...
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by Elena Lanzanova
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Flashnews
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Monday 6 April 2009
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Baroque Bling Glistens In Ornate London Show
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The Victoria and Albert Museum’s extravaganza of an exhibition, “Baroque 1620-1800: Art in the Age of Magnificence” seems almost avant-garde.
Just about every cutting-edge idea of the past 40 years is present, albeit in an ornately decorative manner. The London show ...
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by arcadja
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Flashnews
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Wednesday 1 April 2009
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Sac’S Cohen Shows Off $137 Million ‘woman’ At Sotheby’s Exhibit
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Steven Cohen, who runs the $14 billion hedge-fund manager SAC Capital Advisors, is raising his profile as an art collector with an unusual loan show at Sotheby’s in New York.
Starting tomorrow, the auction house will display 20 rarely seen ...
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by arcadja
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Art News
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Monday 19 January 2009
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Černý’s Ludic Sculpture Causes Commotion In The Eu
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In the last days there has been a lot of talking about the hornets’ nest stirred up by Czech artist David Černý, who made a hoax about the sitting presidency of the European Council, which in this semester ...
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by Silvia Bosi
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Flashnews
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Tuesday 16 December 2008
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How Damien Hirst Disappointed Us
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Critics are natural hero-worshippers. The image people have of the critic is not exactly flattering, and it often misses out the crucial component of romanticism that makes someone dedicate time and risk enmity to judge between good and bad art ...
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by arcadja
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