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“The Destruction of the Bastille” (1789), an ink-washed relic of the French Revolution, is going under the hammer in Philadelphia.
The face of the show that originated in Tel Aviv, Kobi Kalimian, called for Gaza to be “pounded” and “conquered” in a social media post from May 2023.
The NYC fair will feature over 200 exhibitors for its 30th anniversary, packing as much art as possible into the second weekend of September.
The art historian's legacy includes a large body of writing on Clyfford Still and his celebrated Mark Rothko catalogue raisonné.
Opening on October 4, The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition will celebrate the museum's 200th anniversary by spotlighting talent across the borough.
Bisan Owda's eight-minute film tells the story of the Israeli attack on the Al-Shifa Hospital, where she and thousands of others were sheltering.
The funds were distributed to 13 Native American tribes and 21 institutions to facilitate the return of human remains and artifacts.
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The massive artifact was looted from Syria in 2015 and illegally transported to the US in a shipping container.
Highlights include Lenore Tawney's fiber work, Selby Warren's mixed-media paintings, and Julia Isídrez's ceramics.
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