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Rothko Painting at Tate Modern Defaced
Reports are in that a vandal has defaced one of the Mark Rothko paintings at the Tate Modern in London. Black on Maroon which was one of the paintings originally commissioned for the Four
Read More »MOMA to Exhibit Munch’s $120 Million Scream
Often when art masterpieces come up for auction there is a public outcry that museums being unable to compete dollar wise with the resources of wealthy individuals will always lose out. The museums loses
Read More »Ai Wei Wei at Budapest’s Ernst Múzeum
Ai Wei Wei mania hits Budapest as his exhibition of 226 black and white photos from 1983 – 1993 when he lived in the Big Apple has made its way from the Asia Society
Read More »Scottish Picasso Porn Unveiled
The BBC has reported that the Edinburgh Airport has done a bit of a striptease with its posters advertising the Picasso and Modern British Art exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Read More »Stencil Artist Defaces Picasso Painting in Houston Museum
Courtesy of Art Info, we have been alerted about another act of art vandalism directed at a Picasso painting at the de Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. The brazen act did not appear to
Read More »Robert Mapplethorpe at the Ludwig Museum Budapest
The Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition at the Ludwig Museum in Budapest sponsored by the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation provides a balanced overview of his body of work broken down into six distinct groupings: self portraits, male
Read More »Smithsonian American Art Museum Video Game Exhibition
Tomorrow, the Smithsonian American Art Museum will open The Art of Video Games. According to its website, The Art of Video Games exhibition will explore the 40-year evolution of video games as an artistic
Read More »Commodity Prices Soar! Tate Buys $44.3 Million Worth of Ai Wei Wei Sunflower Seeds
The Guardian is reporting that the Tate just purchased 8 million individual sculptures or 10 tons of the approximately 100 tons of the sunflower seeds exhibited last year at the Tate Modern. Although the
Read More »Whitney Biennial Punked!
In an interview with artinfo.com Julia Halperin talks with Whitney Biennial curators Jay Sanders and Elizabeth Sussman, JH: Did you feel at all like you needed to respond to Occupy Wall Street in any
Read More »Picasso and Modern British Art at the Tate
On February 15th in London, the Tate will opening the exhibition Picasso and Modern British Art. The show will focus on the great Spanish master and his influence on modern British art seen through
Read More »Rough Week for Museum Sculptures as Villa Medici and Maldives National Museum Vandalized
According to Agence France Presse the Villa Medici in Rome which serves as the French Academy was visited on three separate occasions by vandals and thieves who made off with sculptures and lopped of
Read More »New Denver Clyfford Still Museum a Hit as Drunken Viewer Punches Painting and Urinates on Herself
The New Clyfford Still Museum in Denver made headlines in 2011 as it sold 4 Still paintings at Sotheby’s fall sale for $114 million to raise money for the new museum in Denver. Well
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