See Childhood Works by Famous Artists—From KAWS to Daniel Arsham

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See Childhood Works by Famous Artists—From KAWS to Daniel Arsham—at This Benefit for Kids’ Arts Programs

The benefit show will feature childhood works by artists including Marco Brambilla, Jen Stark, and Darryl Westly.

By Max Berlinger, Oct 21, 2023

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Best in Show: Here Are the 5 Buzziest Museum Exhibitions Everyone Is Talking About in Paris

The art world descended into the City of Light this week—here are some of the most talked-about shows.

By Artnet News, Oct 20, 2023

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See 6 Highlights From a New Show on the Global Footprint of Yiddish Culture—From Avant-Garde Puppets to Cubist Book Covers

The new exhibition at the Yiddish Book Center brings together objects spanning 150 years of Yiddish life and culture.

By Richard Whiddington, Oct 18, 2023

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Paris+ and the Louvre Take Over the Tuileries Garden for the Compelling Sculpture Show ‘The Fifth Season’

See works by Meriem Bennani, Tony Cragg, General Idea, Zanele Muholi, and more in the lush park that fronts the Louvre.

By Max Berlinger, Oct 18, 2023

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Critics Rave Over Frans Hals at London’s National Gallery, a Celebration of Laughter and Light

The curators argue that he is on a level with household names like Rembrandt and Vermeer.

By Max Berlinger, Oct 17, 2023

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Too Cute! An Upcoming Show in London Will Unpack the Power of Cuteness With Works by Juliana Huxtable, Wong Ping, and More

"Cute" at Somerset House will also include a section on Hello Kitty.

By Richard Whiddington, Oct 17, 2023

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Artists to Watch This Month: 10 Solo Gallery Shows in New York Not to Miss in October

Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, Dana James, Manal Kara, Justine Hill, and more.

By Annikka Olsen, Oct 14, 2023

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Jean-François Millet’s Grandson Ran a ‘Fake Art Factory.’ A New Show at the Getty Reckons With Its Legacy

The iconic 'Man With A Hoe' will be displayed alongside a forged preparatory study.

By Richard Whiddington, Oct 14, 2023

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See Inside the First Museum Retrospective Dedicated to John Waters’s Unparalleled Contributions to Cinema—and Bad Taste

"Pope of Trash" at the Academy Museum documents the director's films, obsessions, and creative processes.

By Min Chen, Oct 13, 2023

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An Exhibition by Cuban Artist Tania Bruguera, Delayed by Controversy, Opens in Chile With Considerable Alterations

"Magnitud 11.9" explores democracy and its fragility.

By Richard Whiddington, Oct 13, 2023

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Meet the 4 Artists Nominated for the Marcel Duchamp Prize, Now Showing at the Centre Pompidou

Four artists contending with identity and migration have made the shortlist.

By Anna Sansom, Oct 13, 2023

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‘I Was Against It’: How Marc Chagall’s Granddaughter Battled Skepticism to Fall for a Revelatory Immersive Exhibit in New York

We walked through the exhibition with Bella Meyer.

By Adam Schrader, Oct 13, 2023

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What if Judy Chicago Ruled the World? A Sweeping Survey at the New Museum Proves How Ahead-of-the-Curve the Feminist Icon Really Is

The outspoken multimedia artist has been at the forefront of feminist art for six decades. The world has just caught up.

By William Van Meter, Oct 12, 2023

Three Artists, Immersed In Far-Flung Residencies, Offer Unique Takes on Human Truths at New York’s International Center of Photography

Three disparate visions, combining contemplative images and sculptural elements, coalesce in the ICP's ruminative "Immersion: Gregory Halpern, Raymond Meeks, and Vasantha Yogananthan."

By William Van Meter, Oct 11, 2023

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