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Tatsiana Zhurauliova

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Interviews Published on 07/07/2022
A Look Back: Jeffrey Sturges on Tom Wesselmann
Jeffrey Sturges is the Director of Exhibitions at the Estate of Tom Wesselmann. In conjunction with the exhibition “Tom Wesselmann: After Matisse” at...
A Look Back: Jeffrey Sturges on Tom Wesselmann
Exhibitions Published on 06/22/2022
Tom Wesselmann: After Matisse
The Almine Rech Gallery in Paris delights with an exhibition of work by Tom Wesselmann, one of the leading Pop artists of the 1960s. Presenting work...
Tom Wesselmann: After Matisse
Exhibitions Published on 05/19/2022
Collecting History: “Œuvres Choisies” Celebrates Important Art Patrons and Collectors
The Hôtel Drouot welcomes visitors to the new installment of its regular collegial exhibition, known as the “Œuvres Choisies” (“Selected Works”). The...
Collecting History: “Œuvres Choisies” Celebrates Important Art Patrons and Collectors
Exhibitions Published on 03/16/2022
Women Artists Delight at Drouot’s “Oeuvres Choisies” Exhibition
The quarterly exhibition “Oeuvres Choisies” returns to the Hôtel Drouot with a selection of highlights for the upcoming auction season.
Women Artists Delight at Drouot’s “Oeuvres Choisies” Exhibition
Artist Studio Published on 11/16/2021
Thu-Van Tran: Past and Present
A finalist for the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2018, multi-media artist Thu-Van Tran was invited to spend the two years at Sèvres–Manufacture et Musée nationaux....
Thu-Van Tran: Past and Present
Opinion Published on 10/07/2021
Moving Beyond the “All Women” Exhibition
Instead of spending time and money on organizing yet another temporary “all women” exhibition, museums should direct resources to achieving true equality...
Moving Beyond the “All Women” Exhibition
Exhibitions Published on 07/23/2021
In Arles, Vincent van Gogh’s Late Paintings Are Reimagined by Laura Owens
At the Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles, the American artist Laura Owens has created an immersive environment that showcases seven works by Vincent...
In Arles, Vincent van Gogh’s Late Paintings Are Reimagined by Laura Owens
Cultural Heritage Published on 07/03/2021
Sèvres Porcelain: An Illustrious History and Vibrant Present
Founded in 1740, the Sèvres Manufacture is the custodian of a priceless intangible heritage—centuries of French know-how in the ceramic arts, passed...
Sèvres Porcelain: An Illustrious History and Vibrant Present
Exhibitions Published on 07/02/2021
Marion Baruch’s Long-Awaited Retrospective at Les Abattoirs
As part of their season devoted to “textile art”, Les Abattoirs present a retrospective of Marion Baruch’s art. The exhibition brings together the artist’s...
Marion Baruch’s Long-Awaited Retrospective at Les Abattoirs
Cultural Heritage Published on 06/10/2021
Discover the Treasures of the National Ceramics Museum at Sèvres
Located just outside Paris, the Sèvres Museum is a treasure trove of ceramic arts from across the world. Its current special exhibition celebrates the...
Discover the Treasures of the National Ceramics Museum at Sèvres
Analyses Published on 05/28/2021
Visualizing Empire Shines Light on the Visual Culture of French Colonialism
A new edited volume from Getty Publications examines a unique archive of visual material and ephemera related to the French colonial project. 
Visualizing Empire Shines Light on the Visual Culture of French Colonialism
Cultural Heritage Published on 04/29/2021
The Walters Art Museum Confronts Its Founders’ Confederate Legacy
The origins of the Walters Art Museum date back to 1931, when Henry Walters bequeathed to the city of Baltimore an extensive art collection started...
The Walters Art Museum Confronts Its Founders’ Confederate Legacy
Analyses Published on 04/15/2021
Dismantling the Museum: Dan Hicks on the Benin Bronzes and Cultural Restitution
In his recent book The Brutish Museums, Dan Hicks calls for the radical rethinking of Western museums. He uses the case of the Benin Bronzes to call...
Dismantling the Museum: Dan Hicks on the Benin Bronzes and Cultural Restitution
Interviews Published on 04/01/2021
Seth Feman on the Chrysler: A Museum Focused on People
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Walter P. Chrysler’s foundational gift that established the Chrysler Museum of Art, in Norfolk, Virginia,...
Seth Feman on the Chrysler: A Museum Focused on People
Exhibitions Published on 03/31/2021
Spain Through American Eyes: A Pioneering Exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art
The exhibition “Americans in Spain: Painting and Travel, 1820-1920” examines the widespread and, until now, under-appreciated influence of Spanish art...
Spain Through American Eyes: A Pioneering Exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art
Analyses Published on 03/24/2021
The Spirit of Modern Art: The Société Anonyme Collection
Hailed as the first museum of modern art in the U.S., the Société Anonyme was founded by artists Katherine S. Dreier, Marcel Duchamp, and Man Ray. Its...
The Spirit of Modern Art: The Société Anonyme Collection
Interviews Published on 03/17/2021
Stephanie Wiles: The Yale University Art Gallery Looks Towards the Future
We spoke with Stephanie Wiles, The Henry J. Heinz II Director of the Yale University Art Gallery about her vision for the gallery, the New Voices, New...
Stephanie Wiles: The Yale University Art Gallery Looks Towards the Future
Cultural Heritage Published on 03/03/2021
Yale Art Gallery, the Oldest University Museum in America
Founded in 1832, the Yale University Art Gallery is home to an encyclopedic collection of art, displayed in three historic buildings at the heart of...
Yale Art Gallery, the Oldest University Museum in America
Cultural Heritage Published on 01/29/2021
Crystal Bridges: The Museum that Walmart Built
Initially criticized for its links to the retail giant, ten years on the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has surprised many in the world of culture...
Crystal Bridges: The Museum that Walmart Built
Cultural Heritage Published on 12/22/2020
The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale’s Treasure Chest
Established in 1963, the Beinecke is one of the world’s largest libraries devoted to rare books and manuscripts. As a major force on the international...
The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale’s Treasure Chest
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