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b. 1948, Germany

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MoMA Expansion: Once the Modern, Always the Modern Feature MoMA Expansion: Once the Modern, Always the Modern By Mohammad Salemy, New York, 29 November 2019 Mohammad Salemy reports on art historical and political redress within The Museum of ModernArt's permanent collection after the museum's recent expansion. Contemporary art copy fade Read More 2018 Lowdown: Shows to See during Armory Week Feature 2018 Lowdown: Shows to See during Armory Week By Robert Ayers, New York, 1 March 2018 The Armory Show is really just the weekend-long cherry on top of the splendid sundae that is the New York art scene and all it has to offer. Contemporary art copy fade Read More A Tale of Two Cities: the first Art Düsseldorf Feature A Tale of Two Cities: the first Art Düsseldorf By Stephanie Bailey, Düsseldorf, 2 December 2017 Düsseldorf, the capital of Germany’s most populous federal state and the economic heart of the Rhine-Ruhr region, has developed an identity as a ‘trade fair city’, with an excellent cultural scene that includes a long list of festivals and cultural institutions. Contemporary art copy fade Read More Berlin, Boners and Brecht Feature Berlin, Boners and Brecht By Diana d'Arenberg, Berlin, 7 June 2016 It was a typical Berlin week of contrasts, of darkness and beauty, the sacred and the profane. Contemporary art copy fade Read More Yokohama Triennale 2014 'Art Fahrenheit 451: Sailing Into The Sea Of Oblivion' Feature Yokohama Triennale 2014 'Art Fahrenheit 451: Sailing Into The Sea Of Oblivion' By Becca Voelcker, Yokohama, 16 September 2014 At the height of McCarthyism, American writer Ray Bradbury published his dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451 which describes life in a near future where all books are burned on the orders of the state. Extrapolating from the situation of censorship that he felt pervaded 1950s America, Bradbury imagined a fleet of ‘firemen’ who ignite... Contemporary art copy fade Read More
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