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Minimalism en Masse

By Art & Antiques Magazine | January 26, 2020
Donald Judd, Untitled, 1973

A large-scale Donald Judd retrospective makes its sole stop in New York.

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The Romantic

By Art & Antiques Magazine | January 26, 2020
Norman Bluhm, Untitled, 1998

The 20th-century American painter Norman Bluhm gets a long-overdue retrospective.

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Midcentury Middle East

By Art & Antiques Magazine | January 26, 2020
Huguette Caland (Lebanon), City II, 1968

A revelatory exhibition in New York shows how and why postwar Arab artists embraced abstraction.

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Growth and Form

By Art & Antiques Magazine | January 26, 2020
Barbara Takenaga, Red June, 2014

Barbara Takenaga’s painting revels in patterns and systems, spanning the cosmos from the minute to the galactic.

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Art and the City

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 29, 2019
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, David with the Head of Goliath, c. 1600/1601

A new exhibition in Vienna brings Caravaggio and Bernini together in a celebration of Baroque Rome.

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Orient Express

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 29, 2019
Frederick Arthur Bridgman, The Prayer, 1877

An exhibition at the British Museum examines the influence of Islamic art on Orientalism.

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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: The Color Man

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 29, 2019
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Portrait of Hans Frisch, ca. 1907

The Neue Galerie considers the career of German Expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.

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Esphyr Slobodkina: The Maker

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 29, 2019
Esphyr Slobodkina, Levitator, 1950

From abstract painting and sculpture to children’s books and architecture, Esphyr Slobodkina could do just about anything.

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Relentless Pursuit

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 29, 2019
Tea bowl with floral design on blue background

How one Gilded Age railroad tycoon’s madness for Japanese domestic ceramics took over his imagination and led to a large, highly particular collection.

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