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With a Series of New Projects, Photographer Edward Burtynsky Aims to Capture How Humans Have Altered the Earth’s Landscape

The Canadian artist collaborated with filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier for a multidisciplinary project exploring the Anthropocene.

By artnet Gallery Network, Nov 1, 2018

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This Artist Launched a Gallery Space in Washington to Honor the Notion of Impermanence

Founded by Rodrigo Etcheto, Everything is Full of Gods Gallery features new and emerging photography with a "timeless" feel.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 26, 2018

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Pioneering British Pop Artist Peter Phillips on Still Working at 79, Lichtenstein’s Generosity, and Why He Doesn’t Think Much About Legacy

"I don’t think about my legacy. That’s for other people to worry about."

By Taylor Dafoe, Oct 24, 2018

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‘The Beauty Is in the Pieces’: This Artist Didn’t Understand Mickey Mouse, So He Broke the Character Down Into Parts

Cosimo Cavallaro’s new exhibition “In Pieces,” on view now in LA, features massive fiberglass sculptures of Mickey Mouse’s body parts.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 23, 2018

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Philadelphia Is Getting a New Contemporary Art Fair Next Spring

The inaugural Philadelphia Fine Art Fair will take place next April.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 23, 2018

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Inside the FIAC Booth That’s ‘On Fire’: Galerie Gmurzynska Returns to the Paris Fair With Incendiary Style

Envisioned by French fashion designer Alexandre de Betak, the gallery presents a fire-themed booth.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 19, 2018

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How Two Artists Are Tackling the Fickle Nature of Perspective at Gilles Clement Gallery

“Through the Looking Glass,” on view now at the Connecticut gallery, brings together works by MARCK and Devorah Sperber.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 18, 2018

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Why Contemporary Chinese American Artists the Zhou Brothers Built a ‘Playground for Artists’ in Their Adopted Hometown of Chicago

The Zhou B Art Center celebrates its 14th anniversary this week on Illinois' official Zhou Brothers Day.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 15, 2018

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‘We’re Like an Old Married Couple Now’: Gallerist Bernard Jacobson on Artist William Tillyer, Who He’s Represented for 50 Years

In an excerpt from his new book, the dealer Bernard Jacobson reflects on how he and the venerable British artist first met.

By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 9, 2018

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With a Series of New Projects, Photographer Edward Burtynsky Aims to Capture How Humans Have Altered the Earth’s Landscape

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This Artist Launched a Gallery Space in Washington to Honor the Notion of Impermanence

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Pioneering British Pop Artist Peter Phillips on Still Working at 79, Lichtenstein’s Generosity, and Why He Doesn’t Think Much About Legacy

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‘The Beauty Is in the Pieces’: This Artist Didn’t Understand Mickey Mouse, So He Broke the Character Down Into Parts

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Philadelphia Is Getting a New Contemporary Art Fair Next Spring

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Inside the FIAC Booth That’s ‘On Fire’: Galerie Gmurzynska Returns to the Paris Fair With Incendiary Style

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How Two Artists Are Tackling the Fickle Nature of Perspective at Gilles Clement Gallery

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Why Contemporary Chinese American Artists the Zhou Brothers Built a ‘Playground for Artists’ in Their Adopted Hometown of Chicago

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‘We’re Like an Old Married Couple Now’: Gallerist Bernard Jacobson on Artist William Tillyer, Who He’s Represented for 50 Years

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In Jonathan Paul’s New Exhibition, Two Goats Compete in an Absurdist Game About Human Nature

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Meet Superfine!, the Art-World Upstart That Wants to Make Fairs Fun Again

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Bonhams’s Ralph Taylor on Charting a Course for Auction House Success, Through Frieze Week and Beyond

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See 11 Highlights From artnet Auction’s Exceptional Premier Sale, With Work by Basquiat, Banksy, and More

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A Memorial Exhibition at ACA Galleries Grapples with Richard Hambleton’s Complex Legacy

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South African Artist Lionel Smit Deconstructs Identity to Reveal the ‘Emotional Landscapes’ in Cape Malay Faces

With a Series of New Projects, Photographer Edward Burtynsky Aims to Capture How Humans Have Altered the Earth’s Landscape

This Artist Launched a Gallery Space in Washington to Honor the Notion of Impermanence

Pioneering British Pop Artist Peter Phillips on Still Working at 79, Lichtenstein’s Generosity, and Why He Doesn’t Think Much About Legacy

‘The Beauty Is in the Pieces’: This Artist Didn’t Understand Mickey Mouse, So He Broke the Character Down Into Parts

Philadelphia Is Getting a New Contemporary Art Fair Next Spring

Inside the FIAC Booth That’s ‘On Fire’: Galerie Gmurzynska Returns to the Paris Fair With Incendiary Style

How Two Artists Are Tackling the Fickle Nature of Perspective at Gilles Clement Gallery

Why Contemporary Chinese American Artists the Zhou Brothers Built a ‘Playground for Artists’ in Their Adopted Hometown of Chicago

‘We’re Like an Old Married Couple Now’: Gallerist Bernard Jacobson on Artist William Tillyer, Who He’s Represented for 50 Years

In Jonathan Paul’s New Exhibition, Two Goats Compete in an Absurdist Game About Human Nature

Meet Superfine!, the Art-World Upstart That Wants to Make Fairs Fun Again

Bonhams’s Ralph Taylor on Charting a Course for Auction House Success, Through Frieze Week and Beyond

See 11 Highlights From artnet Auction’s Exceptional Premier Sale, With Work by Basquiat, Banksy, and More

A Memorial Exhibition at ACA Galleries Grapples with Richard Hambleton’s Complex Legacy

South African Artist Lionel Smit Deconstructs Identity to Reveal the ‘Emotional Landscapes’ in Cape Malay Faces

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