Manhattan sculpture garden founded by gallerist served eviction notice after years-long legal battle
Elizabeth Street Garden, the one-acre community green space tucked away in a crowded area of Lower Manhattan, has been served ...
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Academy of Arts and Letters launches contemporary gallery at Manhattan headquarters
The 126-year-old American Academy of Arts and Letters is launching a 10,000 sq. ft gallery devoted to contemporary art at ...
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George Rickey sculpture partially collapses in Midtown Manhattan
A kinetic sculpture by the late American artist George Rickey (1907-2002) became a little too kinetic on Wednesday (14 August), ...
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Anton van Dalen, who imaginatively chronicled life in Lower Manhattan, has died, aged 86
Anton van Dalen, the Dutch American artist whose work memorialised New York’s East Village—the neighbourhood in which the artist lived ...
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Manhattan dealers feud over client contacts
A dispute between contemporary art dealers in Lower Manhattan is resurfacing questions in the commercial art world about client information, ...
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Rubin Museum will shut Manhattan house to pursue decentralised method for selling artwork of the Himalayas
The Rubin Museum will shut its Manhattan galleries in October, however will proceed to champion the artwork of the Himalayas ...
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Hammer-wielding thieves steal $100,000 Chagall print from Manhattan gallery
Thieves used hammers to interrupt via a doorway and steal a Marc Chagall print valued at $100,000 from a Manhattan ...
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Cleveland Museum of Artwork sues the Manhattan District Legal professional to retain possession of $20m bronze statue
The Cleveland Museum of Artwork (CMA) is suing the Manhattan District Legal professional’s workplace in response to the prosecutor’s August ...
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Impartial twentieth Century returns to Decrease Manhattan with a broadened have a look at artwork historical past
The second version of Impartial twentieth Century will open at Cipriani South Road on 7 September with 33 worldwide galleries ...
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Manhattan District Legal professional’s Workplace returns two looted statues to Libya from the gathering of disgraced former seller Robin Symes
The Manhattan District Legal professional’s Workplace has introduced the return of two statues, collectively valued at $1.26 million, to their ...
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