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Luc Tuymans Discusses His Dark Paintings, Japanese Cannibals, And Francisco De Goya

Luc Tuymans Discusses His Dark Paintings, Japanese Cannibals, And Francisco De Goya

by News Desk | Feb 4, 2015 | Features

The renowned Belgian artist Luc Tuymans has a new exhibtion at David Zwirner, which is presenting the artist’s latest paintings, on view at the London gallery, which Tuymans inaugurated in October 2012 with the exhibition ‘Allo!’. This new exhibition...
TFL Demolishes £100,000 Eduardo Paolozzi Mosaic Arches At Tottenham Court Station

TFL Demolishes £100,000 Eduardo Paolozzi Mosaic Arches At Tottenham Court Station

by News Desk | Feb 3, 2015 | Features

Transport for London has demolished the iconic Eduardo Paolozzi mosaic arches at Tottenham Court Road station in one of the biggest acts of cultural vandalism in recent memory. Despite public protests and a petition from groups and the 20th Century Society, which...
Zavier Ellis Compares Young Gods, Misogyny, And Absurdity

Zavier Ellis Compares Young Gods, Misogyny, And Absurdity

by News Desk | Feb 1, 2015 | Features

The young artist/curator Zavier Ellis runs the highly regarded CHARLIE SMITH London, the gallery has a history of identifying some of London’s best new art talent. Ellis has again curated ‘Young Gods’ at Griffin Gallery, and CHARLIE SMITH London, for...
Luc Tuymans Talks To Artlyst About Plagiarism And Politics

Luc Tuymans Talks To Artlyst About Plagiarism And Politics

by News Desk | Jan 29, 2015 | Features

The Belgian artist Luc Tuymans who was recently found guilty of copyright infringement, after losing a legal battle in his home country over the alleged plagiarism concerning a portrait the artist created in 2011 has spoken to Artlyst about the case, its politics, and...
National Gallery: One Small Step Towards Privatisation One Giant Leap Towards BP

National Gallery: One Small Step Towards Privatisation One Giant Leap Towards BP

by News Desk | Jan 29, 2015 | Features

The National Gallery found itself the centre of a large PR pickle this week as the dirty word ‘privatisation’ was bandied back and forth over its decision to outsource gallery invigilation to security firm CIS, to the mass dismay of unions. Indeed, anyone...

Professionals Scrutinise The Art World’s Shady Dealings

by News Desk | Jan 26, 2015 | Features

Regulation is needed in the global art market because it is vulnerable to money laundering, tax evasion, trading on inside information and price manipulation – as reported by the Financial Times blog after an FT Weekend lunch in Davos. It is indeed not much of...
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