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Smells Like Team Spirit: London Galleries Work Together To Reopen From 15 June. David Zwirner, White Cube, Pace, Gagosian Among Galleries Opening Their Doors Next Week

Hedge Fund Billionaire Buys Jean-Michel Basquiat Painting For More Than $100 Million

“I Cannot Sell You This Painting.” Artist Titus Kaphar on his George Floyd TIME Cover

How Black Cowboys Built the American West: A Living History

I want to Show Solidarity': How Artists Have Reacted To George Floyd's Killing

Dallas Museums and Art Damaged During Ongoing National Protests

What Artist Paul McCarthy Has Drawn And Learned From Instagram In The Pandemic

How Viral Instagram Tributes To George Floyd Use Art To Spread A Movement

Black Ghosts: Basquiat’s “Defacement” at the Guggenheim

Frieze: Roundtable on Free Speech: Freedom at the Expense of Others

The Anarchist Street Artists Taking on Corporate Ads

A Workers’ Revolution Against a Sci-Fi Police State

The Fight for Hong Kong Is Not Over

An Artist Model’s Journey Through Edward Hopper's Paintings

Blockbuster Edward Hopper Show Is Relaunched As Swiss Museums Come Out Of 'Recent Slumber'

Schjeldahl: Edward Hopper and American Solitude: Pandemic Or Not, The Artist’s Masterly Paintings Explore Conditions Of Aloneness As Proof Of Belonging

‘Tell me who Kandinsky is’: T.S. Eliot Among the Artists

'An Army Of Teenage Runaways': American Girls In The Wild – In Pictures

Interview: Yayoi Kusama on Sixties New York, Surviving Mental Illness, Early Days with Donald Judd, Lucio Fontana and Why She's Never Thought About Feminism

JOHN STEPPLING

Digital Infantilism: In this sense the contemporary west is, indeed, acutely narcissistic.

Art Report Today Podcast: James Hayward Discusses Painting, Life in the Arts and His Many Indiscretions; Host Michael Delgado

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ARCHITECTURE REPORT TODAY

How Should L.A. Be Redesigned For Coronavirus? Are Doorknobs Out? We Asked The Experts

"No more excuses for male-only panels" says Rebel Architette

Venture Lab Silicon Valley by Katagiri Architecture+Design and Kakizoe Architects

Architecture School Leaders Speak Out In Support Of Protests

What You Need to Know About Becoming an Architecture Major

Practicing Architecture in a Pandemic: Elizabeth Diller

N.Y. Times: Ray Eames, Out of Her Husband’s Shadow

“We Want to Build Our Own Utopia”: In Conversation with Dimitri Shapakidze of Laboratory of Architecture #3

SPF:architects Renovates Malibu Beach House To Maximize Light And Ocean Views

Three cast-concrete volumes form Preston Hollow house by Specht Architects

Art Report Today Podcast: Art Critic and Curator Paddy Johnson Discusses Art Spaces, Artist Statements and an Online Presence, Host Michael Delgado

THE PLAGUE

Why American Life Went On As Normal During The Hong Kong Flu Killer Pandemic Of 1969
“That generation approached viruses with calm, rationality and intelligence,” he said. “We left disease mitigation to medical professionals, individuals and families, rather than politics, politicians and government.”

COMMENTARY "AN ARTIST'S OPPORTUNITY IN OUR PANDEMIC TRAGEDY"

Part 1: We Need a New Set of Celebrities

Part 2: Who Are Our Heroes Now? A True Portrait of the Artist

Part 3: Artists Arise! Our Fertile Landscape

INFINITE DRONE: Composers inspired by Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirrored Room—The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away at the Broad

Geneva Skeen, The Oval Window (2018))

IS, The Sound of Energy in Space, The Space of Energy in Life (2010)

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Art Report Today Podcast: Arts + Culture Writer Lawrence Weschler Shares His Interests, Methods and New Projects, Host Michael Delgado

OUR NEW FEATURE: THE INSTAGRAM LAUGH SENSATION!
BEST OF THE WEEK with JERRY GOGOSIAN

Kent Monkman Issues Apology For Painting That Depicts The 'Sexual Assault' Of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

In Conversation: Lorna Simpson and Thelma Golden

Lorna Simpson: Give Me Some Moments, Hauser & Wirth

Lorna Simpson: 'There are Days When I Cry Four Times For An Hour'

The Photographer Lorna Simpson On How Covid-19 Has Revealed The Ongoing Segregation Of America

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David Lynch Just Dropped A Brand-New Short Film (And You Can Watch It Here)

Everything We’ve Learned From DAVID LYNCH’S WEATHER REPORTS — And His New YouTube Series

OUR CHANGING CIVILIZATION

Jim Cramer: The pandemic led to ‘one of the greatest wealth transfers in history’

A World Redrawn: Pop Can Keep Us Together, Says Star DJ David Guetta

Citing killing, Walker Art Center Says It Will Suspend Use Of Police Services For Special Events

What Is an Anti-Racist Reading List For?

Artist Adam Pendleton on Protests Across America: ‘I Am Not Safe, and This Country Is Not Kind’

Can Virtual Reality Help Sports, Theater, Music Fans Experience Game Day In A Post COVID-19 World?

Could Artist Collectives Transform A Post-Corona Art World?

Is The Future Of Live Music A Drive-In Concert?

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‘Da 5 Bloods’ Review: Bloody Jungle Adventure Is a Pure, Uncompromising Spike Lee Joint

Gone With The Wind: “A Minor Point At Such A Moment”
"A Film About How Life Separates The Survivors From The Victims"

Peter Bogdanovich: “He Always Knew What He Wanted”

AMC Has ‘Substantial Doubt’ That It Can Survive Coronavirus Outbreak Shutdown

Everything We’ve Learned From DAVID LYNCH’S WEATHER REPORTS — And His New YouTube Series

Shirley Review: Another Showcase For The Uber Talent Of Elisabeth Moss

Pop Culture Shocker! Ryan Gosling Will Star as ‘Wolfman,’ the Latest Monster Movie from Universal

Tarantino Says ‘The Social Network’ Is ‘Hands Down’ the Best Film of the 2010s

Netflix Finally Sealed the Deal on Hollywood’s Much-Loved Egyptian Theatre, but Not Everyone Is Happy

TCM and Shudder Prove the Need for Pre-Movie Hosts in Peak TV

The Art Collections Are Real; The Owners Are Not; Fanny Pereire Curates The Fake Art Collections

Kathryn Bigelow’s 1995 STRANGE DAYS Couldn’t Predict the Future Of Entertainment, But It Did Predict Everything Else

Roger Deakins Now Has His Own Podcast to Break Down Everything About Filmmaking

Nature Boy – How John Nash Brought New Life To British Landscape Painting

Sam Gilliam An Artist Born in 1933 Finds His Hottest Market in 2020; At Hirshhorn in 2022

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The Medications That Change Who We Are

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Christo’s Most Controversial Artworks: Protests, Political Outcries, Deaths, and More

Christo's Billowy Visions, Fleeting But Unforgettable

New Yorker: A Tribute to Christo’s Unforgettable Art Works

Sculptor Christo Remembered by Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson: ‘Spirited, Political, and Profoundly Kind’

Christo’s Valley Curtain

The Many Patterns of Susanne Paesler

Artist Tomás Saraceno Launches a Fuel-Free Solar Air Balloon, Breaking World Records

ART NOIR

Inigo Philbrick And The Scam That Shook The Art World

Florida Man Who Bought A Rothko From Sotheby’s Using A Stolen Identity Sentenced To 4.5 Years In Prison

Goldman: We Need Art To Heal Our Minds and Souls

MUSEUM BLUES

2020 Turner Prize Is Canceled; Tate Will Instead Distribute £100,000 to 10 Artists

Struggling Cultural Institutions Begin Dipping into Endowments

X-Appeal: Millennial Collectors Open Private Museum In Beijing

Five European Museum Directors Explain Their Reopening Strategies

Pérez Art Museum Miami Buys Art from Local Galleries to Bolster Cultural Sector

COLLECTOR'S CIRCLE

Art Museums Across The Country Can Now Sell Their Pieces To Stay Afloat Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Alec Oxenford, The Mover and Shaker in Argentine Internet Business and Contemporary Art Scene

Billionaire Art Collector Yusaku Maezawa, Famous for Buying Basquiats, Responds to Tax-Evasion Accusations

Why Alexandre Goffin,a New-Generation Collector Is Searching for the Most Minimalist Work

Only Joint Letter From Van Gogh And Gauguin—Recording Their Brothel Visits—Comes Up For Sale

Collector Benedicta Badia de Nordenstahl Is Drawn to the Art That Appalls Her

Art First as a Novelty, Now an Inseparable Part of Fabio Szwarcwald’s Life

Guests and gadgets – in the Kitchen with Picasso Muse Lee Miller

Code-Cracking Lot: Second World War Enigma Machine On Offer At Vienna’s Dorotheum

Estate of Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Dadaist on the Verge of a Resurgence, Heads to Hauser & Wirth

Time to Listen to the Medical Doctors Who Believe Art Can Heal and Motivate: Olivier Vandenberghe and Barbara De Muynck

Ed Ruscha: Drum Skins

Ed Ruscha: Buildings and Words

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Liljestrand House DESIGN CONVERSATION SERIES
Architects Anne Fairfax & Richard Sammons led a conversation about their design philosophy and how the considerations of place, climate, history, building materials and precedents of building culture inform their design process.

Based in Palm Beach and New York, Fairfax & Sammons Architects is an internationally recognized firm of classical architects specializing in residential architectural design and urban design.