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Urban Video Project and Light Work are pleased to announce the exhibition of the video piece in Court (Basketball) by Yvonne Buchanan at UVP Everson from Feb. 40-March 31. This exhibition is presented in collaboration with the Everson Museum of Art, whic

Painter and sculptor Richard Artschwager died in Albany, N.Y., on Saturday at age 89. His retrospective, "Richard Artschwager!", closed at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art on Feb. 3. It was the first retrospective exhibition since one organized

TAMPA — Duncan Phillips spent almost half a century assembling one of the great collections of modern American and European art for the Phillips Collection, the Washington, D.C., museum he founded in 1921. Its greatness lies in the brilliant eye he had a

Officials closed two galleries of the Louvre museum's new satellite gallery in Lens on Friday after a woman defaced one of France's most iconic paintings. Police took a 28-year-old woman into custody after she reportedly used a black marker to scrawl "AE

Art and architecture thrive on influence, an asset that knows no boundaries, geographic or disciplinary. It is in this spirit that we welcome new voices, perspectives and interpretations. National Building Museum and Metropolis Magazine contributor, Andr

Melbourne, February 11(ANI): A photo displayed at the Art Gallery of NSW showing a 15-year-old Kate Moss exposing her breasts has received mixed reviews from the visitors. While some visitors question if pressure had been applied to teenage Moss to expos