Month: April 2024

[ad_1] The New York International Antiquarian Book Fair is the place to inspect some of the most exquisite rare books on the market. But at […]

[ad_1] Did a conspiracy by U.S. State Department officials and art dealers secure a prize for painting for Robert Rauschenberg at the Venice Biennale in […]

[ad_1] For the painter Julie Mehretu, whose works are currently on display at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice, a solo retrospective held little appeal. Instead, […]

[ad_1] 1977 The “Biennale of Dissent” highlighted artists from the Soviet Union and other Communist bloc countries, such as Czechoslovakia, showcasing Soviet art, theater and […]

[ad_1] Bangkok, called the Venice of the East by European missionaries and sailors who fell under the city’s spell centuries ago, will celebrate its fourth […]

[ad_1] A Utah mother is fighting for her teenage daughter’s access to diabetes medicine. Ruby Smart, 15, has been taking Levemir (detemir) insulin since she […]

[ad_1] At the architect Philip Johnson’s former estate in New Canaan, Conn., there has long been a Glass House and a Brick House. Now there’s […]

[ad_1] They used to call this waterlogged city the Most Serene Republic, but there is nothing serenissima about the opening days of the Venice Biennale. […]