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The Brutalist asks who owns the memory of the Holocaust and who defines an artist’s legacy

The Art Newspaper

Brady Corbet’s new film, feted at the Venice International Film Festival and now playing at the New York Film Festival, follows a Jewish, Bauhaus-trained architect adjusting to life and work in the US after the Second World War

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Restoration of Famed ‘Rainbow Portrait’ of Queen Elizabeth I Uncovers New Discoveries

Artnet News

The painting, which depicts an ageless monarch, has returned to the Queen's childhood residence at Hatfield House. The post Restoration of Famed ‘Rainbow Portrait’ of Queen Elizabeth I Uncovers New Discoveries appeared first on Artnet News.

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US government provides more funds and imposes new restrictions to safeguard Ukrainian art

The Art Newspaper

An additional $1m in funding for preservation and conservation efforts follows new import restrictions to help curb Russia’s looting and trafficking of Ukraine’s heritage

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Ancient Peruvian Site Yields First-Ever Throne Room of a Female Ruler

Artnet News

The Moche civilization thrived in northern Peru from the 1st to the 8th centuries C.E. The post Ancient Peruvian Site Yields First-Ever Throne Room of a Female Ruler appeared first on Artnet News.

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New sculptures by Indigenous artists unveiled at site of historic Canadian battlefield

The Art Newspaper

The permanent sculptures by Chief 7IDANsuu James Hart and Wendat Nation artist Ludovic Boney were unveiled in Québec City’s Cap Diamant on Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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Stalwart Chicago Gallery Corbett vs. Dempsey Celebrates 20 Years with Art, Music, and a New Partner

Artnet News

'They’re deeply smart, deeply committed, and deeply connected,' says one art fair director. The post Stalwart Chicago Gallery Corbett vs. Dempsey Celebrates 20 Years with Art, Music, and a New Partner appeared first on Artnet News.

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Old Guys

Reagan Upshaw Fine Art

I ran into Robert Simon at an Appraisers Association reception recently. Bob is one of the preeminent dealers of Old Master art in America, and I took the opportunity to ask him about the current state of the Old Master Market. I was surprised, though I shouldn’t have been, to learn that Old Master collecting is being shaped by many of the same factors that currently affect the collecting of 19 th and 20 th century art by museums.

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Seven Paul Storr silver pieces make Hill’s October 9 sale truly epic

Auction Central News

SUNRISE, FL – Englishman Paul Storr (1770-1844) has been called the greatest silversmith of the 19th century. Hill Auction Gallery has given its Wednesday, October 9 sale the one-word title EPIC. It can do that in good conscience because the lineup contains no fewer than seven works of silver by Storr. The sale catalog is […] The post Seven Paul Storr silver pieces make Hill’s October 9 sale truly epic appeared first on Auction Central News.

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Tim Burton’s Beloved Halloween Characters Haunt New York in a Spooky Light Trail

Artnet News

The filmmaker's beloved 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' is lighting up the New York Botanical Garden. The post Tim Burton’s Beloved Halloween Characters Haunt New York in a Spooky Light Trail appeared first on Artnet News.

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Hawker Aluminum Table and Cupboard lead our five auction highlights

Auction Central News

Hawker Aluminum Dressing Table and Aluminum Bedroom Cupboard, $2,165 and $2,280 MIDDLE CLAYDON, UK – The sale at Claydon Auctioneers on August 19 included a suite of aluminum bedroom furniture by the HG Hawker Engineering Company. The Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, England firm, better known as the maker of the RAF’s Hurricane and other wartime aircraft, diversified […] The post Hawker Aluminum Table and Cupboard lead our five auction highlights appeared first on Auction Central News.

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Jennifer Carvalho Brings the Women of Old Master Paintings to Life—With a Haunting Twist

Artnet News

In her new solo exhibition "Ghost" at Toronto's Franz Kaka, Jennifer Carvalho merges influences from Giotto to Agnes Varda. The post Jennifer Carvalho Brings the Women of Old Master Paintings to Life—With a Haunting Twist appeared first on Artnet News.

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Gerard Collection of Chinese export silver showcased at Chiswick October 9

Auction Central News

LONDON – The Gerard Collection of Chinese export silver will be offered for sale at Chiswick Auctions on Wednesday, October 9. The 120-lot collection, inspired by the birthday gift of a tea caddy twenty years ago, represents a cross-section of the forms, patterns, retailers, and makers of silver in the late Qing and early Republic […] The post Gerard Collection of Chinese export silver showcased at Chiswick October 9 appeared first on Auction Central News.

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‘She Used Her BAFTA as a Doorstop’: Maggie Smith’s Portraitist on Capturing an Icon

Artnet News

Artist James Lloyd said it was an 'honor' to paint one of the most celebrated and prolific British actors. The post ‘She Used Her BAFTA as a Doorstop’: Maggie Smith’s Portraitist on Capturing an Icon appeared first on Artnet News.

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A Boston civil liberties attorney breaks down new campus protest rules

Wbur

WBUR's Morning Edition asked Harvey Silverglate, longtime civil liberties attorney and co-founder of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, to break down changes to campus protest rules. WBUR's Morning Edition asked Harvey Silverglate, longtime civil liberties attorney and co-founder of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, to break down changes to campus protest rules.

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7 Questions for Artist Liu Jian on the Inspirations of Nietzsche and Pushing the Boundaries of Artistic Mediums

Artnet News

The artist's solo show "Daybreak" is currently on view at Santo Hall, Beijing. The post 7 Questions for Artist Liu Jian on the Inspirations of Nietzsche and Pushing the Boundaries of Artistic Mediums appeared first on Artnet News.

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‘We were ahead of our time’: Guggenheim Bilbao’s outgoing director on the factors behind its success—and the challenges on the horizon

The Art Newspaper

Juan Ignacio Vidarte is stepping down from the museum after more than 32 years.

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Meet Further, the Bold New Triennial Poised to Transform Northern California’s Art Scene

Artnet News

The region's answer to the Getty's PST Art opens in spring 2027. The post Meet Further, the Bold New Triennial Poised to Transform Northern California’s Art Scene appeared first on Artnet News.

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'Understanding our things in action': innovative book gives new life to objects owned by 18th-century artists

The Art Newspaper

We rarely consider the everyday items owned by artists—this volumes' authors aim to change that

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Kasmin to Rep Jackson Pollock’s Work in Pollock-Krasner Foundation Partnership—and More Essential Art Industry News

Artnet News

Plus, following a high-profile departure, David Zwirner has hired two new directors for its Hong Kong branch. The post Kasmin to Rep Jackson Pollock’s Work in Pollock-Krasner Foundation Partnership—and More Essential Art Industry News appeared first on Artnet News.

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Atlanta steps into the art market spotlight

The Art Newspaper

Local dealers and advisors say the third edition of Atlanta Art Week and the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair are bringing attention to the city’s art scene at a critical time

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Seoul Diary: Two Art Fairs, Dozens of Shows, and One Metropolis in 52 Photos

Artnet News

Sleeper hits, feminist blockbusters, and a 'night of 100 chickens': South Korea's capital was alight during Frieze The post Seoul Diary: Two Art Fairs, Dozens of Shows, and One Metropolis in 52 Photos appeared first on Artnet News.

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Lady Gaga makes the Mona Lisa smile in Joker movie promo

The Art Newspaper

Paris museum plugs forthcoming 'Madman' show in canny marketing move

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Activists Plead Not Guilty After Second Attack on Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’

Artnet News

The activist group is raising funds to support protestors' legal fees with Andy Warhol–inspired soup can prints. The post Activists Plead Not Guilty After Second Attack on Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ appeared first on Artnet News.

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Atlanta steps into the art market spotlight

The Art Newspaper

Local dealers and advisors say the third edition of Atlanta Art Week and the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair are bringing attention to the city’s art scene at a critical time

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5 Questions About the Joys of Collaboration and Cultivating New Markets With Sarah Calodney, Founder of Calodney Advisory

Artnet News

The art advisor urges her peers to consider cultivating new markets. The post 5 Questions About the Joys of Collaboration and Cultivating New Markets With Sarah Calodney, Founder of Calodney Advisory appeared first on Artnet News.

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Karp Garden Auction

Maine Antique Digest

Main Auction Galleries, Cincinnati, Ohio Photos courtesy Main Auction Galleries The garden collection of Beth and J. Louis Karp, put together over more than three decades at their home in Indian Hill, Ohio, was sold June 15 in Cincinnati by Main Auction Galleries, which is owned by the Karp family.

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‘It’s Like My Dream Come True:’ Chef Nobu on Teaming Up With KAWS on a Luxury Tequila Collaboration

Artnet News

The limited-edition, 25-year-old extra añejo tequila, 2025 NOBU Rare, celebrates the famous eatery's 30th anniversary. The post ‘It’s Like My Dream Come True:’ Chef Nobu on Teaming Up With KAWS on a Luxury Tequila Collaboration appeared first on Artnet News.

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Day in Review (September 30–October 3)

Conservation - Association of Research Libraries

Last Updated on September 30, 2024, 4:47 pm ET Sign up to receive the Day in Review by email. Jump to: Tuesday, October 1 | Wednesday, October 2 | Thursday, October 3 Monday, September 30 Top o’ the Review An Introduction to Reentry Service Provision and Community Partnership for College Administrators (Ithaka S+R) Also from Ithaka S+R: Building Data Collection and Evaluation Capacity for Higher Education in Prisons Artificial Intelligence in STEM Higher Education: Opportunities, Challenges &

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Sentence Delivered in Norval Morrisseau Fraud Case

WorthPoint

Damage to Canadian Indigenous icon’s legacy starts to heal Norval Morrisseau’s work, ANISHNAABE, Shaman Fighting Water Snake , went for more than $61,700 when it sold in 2017. One of the biggest art fraud cases in Canadian history took a significant step towards resolution last month with the sentencing of the ringleader in a massive counterfeit art case involving Indigenous painter Norval Morrisseau.

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17th-century feminist literature leads library sale

Antique Collecting

A 17th-century book regarded as the first piece of English feminist literature and a gory gothic novel owned by one The post 17th-century feminist literature leads library sale appeared first on Antique Collecting.

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Seeking Valuable Carnival Glass? Look For Pieces by These Four Companies

WorthPoint

Once known as the “poor man’s Tiffany,” carnival glass captivates collectors with its rainbow of shimmering colors and variety of forms, from bowls and hatpins to punch sets and whimsies. Though its “classic” period ended around 1925, carnival glass now holds a prominent place in the market for historic and investment-worthy glassware, and collectors are paying tens of thousands of dollars for some of the best examples.

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Editor’s Letter: September/October 2024

The Magazine Antiques

Editor-in-chief Mitch Owens introduces the September/October 2024 issue. The post Editor’s Letter: September/October 2024 appeared first on The Magazine Antiques. Editor’s Letter: September/October 2024 was first posted on September 30, 2024 at 8:00 am. ©2021 " The Magazine Antiques " Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only.

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Take a trip to London Underground maps exhibition

Antique Collecting

A new exhibition Mapping the Tube: 1863-2023 will take place at The Map House in London. The antiquarian map shop and The post Take a trip to London Underground maps exhibition appeared first on Antique Collecting.

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LPL Hires Chief Of Investment Management Solutions

Private Wealth

LPL Financial has appointed Cheri Belski, formerly of T. Rowe Price, as executive vice president and head of investment management solutions, the firm announced today.

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Scottish Colourist paintings come home for sale

Antique Collecting

A number of remarkable Scottish Colourist paintings will come home to Bonhams Scotland to be offered in the Scottish Art The post Scottish Colourist paintings come home for sale appeared first on Antique Collecting.

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Hanging with Joel White

Maine Antique Digest

Joel White is a third-generation Mainer and antiques dealer who now lives in an 1830s brick farmhouse located on the same road in Waldoboro, Maine, where he grew up.

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Chippendale furniture in Christie’s London Collections sale

Antique Collecting

Examples of furniture by Thomas Chippendale will feature in Christie’s London Collections online sale this October, with browsing available on The post Chippendale furniture in Christie’s London Collections sale appeared first on Antique Collecting.