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By: azhar12
Unfortunately, Andy WarholWarhol’s not around to enjoy the fabulous joke of his pictures of money grabbing so much money. His 1962 silk-screen painting “200 One Dollar Bills” sold for $43.8 million at Sotheby’s this week, more than four times its estimated selling price. The seven-and-a-half-foot-wide canvas, one of Warhol&...
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Vincent van Gogh (1853 – 1890) Situation = Helen Anne Petrie (1932-...
Helen Anne Petrie (1932-2006) situation strangely similar to that of Vincent van Gogh (1853 – 1890)Vincent was a Dutch Post-Impressionist artist, a predecessor of Expressionism, whose revolutionary paintings had an enormous influence on 20th century art. Many of his paintings—including his numerous self portraits, landscapes, portraits ...
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Art mart: Capturing human suffering
By: inamshah
Along with the days of autumn blues and murmuring whispers of fall, the exhibition of paintings titled ‘Reflection’ by the Karachi-based artist Azeemullah Baber at Jharoka Art Gallery, Islamabad, captures the mood of the season with a vivid portrayal of human suffering. In his first solo exhibition in Islamabad, the artist has made ...
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'Seven-year-old Picasso' Kieron sells his art for £17,000... in 14 ...
By: TauseefAhmed
A boy of seven has been hailed a genius after selling his paintings for £17,000 in just 14 minutes. Buyers from as far afield as Japan and Canada paid more than £1,000 each to buy one of Kieron Williamson's 16 watercolours, oils and pastels of Norfolk landscapes. It follows a sealed bid auction of his work this summer, when ...
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- News Source: The Scotsman | 7 months agoTurner Prize yesterday, in a move that startled the art world. Two of the four nominees for the £25,000 prize, Lucy Skaer and Richard Wright, live and work in Scotland, and the nominations were seen as a fresh public endorsement of the thriving...
- News Source: The Independent | 7 months agoSeizure by Roger Hiorns is 'a magical cave of blue crystals' Ever since its conception, the Tate Gallery's Turner Prize has been attacked and pilloried for its left-field choice of artists to represent the best in contemporary art. And every year,...
- News Source: Times Online | 7 months agoHiorns uses unpromising base materials such as liquid detergent, fire and his own semen to create “something wonderful, out of a fairytale”, according to Andrea Schlieker, director of the Folkestone Triennial and one of five Turner Prize jurors.
- News Source: Times Online | 7 months agoThe Turner Prize had begun to feel a bit like the art world equivalent of one of those old Soviet despots. It had died years ago but nobody could quite bring themselves to bury it. And so, year after year, we continued to file dutifully past its...
- News Source: Asian Age | 7 months agoThe annual prize, in its 25th year, has earned a reputation as a provocative and often unpopular contest that has Britain, tabloid media included, heatedly debating "What is art?" The four nominated artists in 2009 revealed on Tuesday could be short...
- News Source: Ansa | 7 months agoAn Italian artist was named Tuesday as one of the four finalists for Britain's Turner Prize. Enrico David, 43, from the Marche port city of Ancona, has lived and worked in London since the 1980s. The surrealist installation artist was recently...
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