Nervous start to New York auction season but Picasso sells for $121mn
New York’s much-anticipated auction season has started nervously, reflecting a fragile art market in the midst of wider turmoil. The highest-wattage sale this
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Miami Producer Nii Tei Brings Ghanaian Music to the Dance Floor
Sampling is perhaps one of the oldest tricks in the book for any music producer. An exceptionally skilled one can take the sample
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The Best Modern Farmhouse Designers on the AD PRO Directory
Jennifer Wundrow Interior Design Designer Jennifer Wundrow founded her eponymous firm in 2008, and since then, she’s completed high-profile projects across the country,
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Winkie the Pigeon Honoured with Broughty Ferry Sculpture
A Broughty Ferry war heroine was honoured on Thursday (Nov 9) when a new sculpture was unveiled as part of the development of
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Racine’s Artists Gallery featuring two shows
RACINE — The Artists Gallery, 401 Main St., features two artists this month: Layne Peters, a potter, and James L. Neibaur, a film historian
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Hollywood studios and the actors union reached an agreement to end the 118-day strike and shares of the Walt Disney Company (DIS) jumped
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World Oddities Expo and more things to do in Milwaukee this weekend
World Oddities Expo at Baird Center The World Oddities Expo camps out at the Baird Center from noon to 8 p.m. Nov. 11.
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Subversive ambiguities in Ryan Hawk’s works at Dallas sculpture park
Can a clown be a work of art? Or a pile of bricks? Well, yes, if the artist is Houston-based Ryan Hawk, whose
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Kerry martial artists return victorious from European Championships in Belgium
Amy Mangan from Killorglin (right) fighting for gold against England in kumite (sparring). Ciaran Brennan from Killorglin (pictured centre) who received gold in
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New York’s November art auction highlights, from Monet to Rothko
Le bassin aux nymphéas, Claude Monet, circa 1917-1919 has an estimate of £65 million / Image: Christie’s Even in times of crisis, the