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Archive for January, 2008

31
Jan

The East West North and the South of It

Sol Lewitt‘s mural in the Wadsworth Atheneum Morgan Wing. Photo: Charlie Scheips.


The East West North and the South of It
It’s been a whirlwind of activity for the Art Set this past month. No matter where Aeolius spirited us during November, by Thanksgiving all winds blew towards Florida for the 3rd annual Art/Basel/ Miami Beach.

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31
Jan

Contemporary Auction Week

David Smith’s CUBI XXVIII sold for $23.8 million to Los Angeles collector Eli Broad.

Last week was contemporary auction week in New York. It was a hectic, jam-packed week of parties, openings, and auctions that brought the international art set here to take the temperature of the market. The result: it’s boiling hot.

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31
Jan

The Art Set

The scene at the French Institute Alliance Française’
Trophée des Arts gala.

Last Thursday was the preview at the Museum of Modern Art of New Photography ’05—the first installation of the annual program (begun in 1985) since the Museum reopened this year. This was one of several previews at the Museum including the Elizabeth Murray retrospective and the re-installation of MOMA’s contemporary galleries. The museum was flooded throughout with visitors and bars were set up on several floors for refreshments. Read moreRead more

31
Jan

An Artist Who Needs People

David Hockney studies Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Percy (1970-1971)
David Hockney, British, born in 1937
Acrylic on canvas
Tate. Presented by the Friends of the Tate Gallery 1971
© David Hockney
Courtesy, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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30
Jan

Hockney Time

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