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Hearst Photography Competition: 8 x 10 by 18

Alan Behr in New York on the next generation of media photographers aged 18 to 35.
28 Apr 2013

Insomnia, The New Muse of Film

A new exhibition at the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona seeks to name and thus invoke the tenth elusive divinity.
29 Mar 2013

Bohemians Roam the Right Bank

"From the moment one enters, one is swept into the colourful world of the Bohemians, the gypsies whose existence in Western Europe dates back to the 14th century," writes Patricia Boccadoro in Paris.
22 Jan 2013

Edward Hopper at the Grand Palais

Despite their enormous popularity and apparent accessibility, Hopper’s paintings are among the most complex phenomena within 20th-century art in the opinion of the Paris exhibition’s two curators, Tomàs Llorens and Didier Ottinger.

Can't Take My Eyes off Me: Cindy Sherman at Moma

Alan Behr on the Cindy Sherman retrospective in New York and the trend of staged photography in contemporary art.

Cézanne and Paris

Last chance to see whether this show of 80 paintings, drawings and watercolours makes a case for Cézanne's relationship with the French capital.

Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan

Andrew Jack on London's blockbuster show of the deepling alluring but often puzzling masterpieces by the Italian scientific visionary and artistic genius.

Cecil Beaton: The Artful Dodger Takes Manhattan

Alan Behr takes a closer look at the Cecil Beaton exhibition in New York and its companion book 'Cecil Beaton: The New York Years'.

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A Bright Light En Bref: Basquiat at the Fondation Beyeler

Is the short, hot career and early death of Jean-Michel Basquiat the cause of his celebrity, or is it a diversion making the assessment of his work cliché-driven and shallow? The Fondation Beyeler wades into the debate.

Adrian Piper: A Retrospective, 1965 - 2000 and MEDI(t)Ations on view at The New Museum of Contemporary Art

Piper played a formative role in the emergence of Conceptual art, and an even more crucial role in identity-based art in the 1980s and 1990s, focused on bigotry, stereotyping, and xenophobia. The New Museum of Contemporary Art offers a retrospective on her work in several media.

African Masks: Magical Faces of Africa-- image gallery

Virtual Gallery accompanying the exhibition review of 'Magical Faces of Africa' at the Musee Dapper. Includes a dozen pictures of authentic African masks from the exhibition, each with descriptions and historical background.
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