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Hundreds gather in Millennium Park to try to push The Bean seven inches to the left
Hundreds of people gather at Millennium Park to attempt to push Anish Kapoor's iconic sculpture seven inches to the left.
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Researchers Pinpoint the Exact Location of First Ever Photo of a Human
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Art Basel Paris to End Early Because of France Riots
Art Basel Paris faces an early closure and logistical scramble as nationwide riots and weekend protests disrupt the major cultural event.
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Sotheby’s dinosaur auction shows fossils boom is not dying out
Sotheby's is offering a rare Nanotyrannus fossil named Jodi, highlighting a robust market among ultra-wealthy collectors.
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Manga And More Honored As ‘The People’s Art’ At The Lucas Museum
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MOCA finally names new director after lengthy search, years of leadership turmoil
MOCA Los Angeles has ended years of leadership turmoil by appointing Jonathan Abbott as CEO and Maurice Marciano as Director.
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Artist and downtown darling, Lucien Smith, dead at 37
The art world is mourning the death of Lucien Smith, a 37-year-old New York painter and community advocate known for his meteoric rise and inventive style.