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In 2013, when Dmitry Rybolovlev, a Russian oligarch, was in the midst of buying $2 billion worth of art, one of the many works he purchased was “

Vinie Burrows, a Harlem-born stage actress who made her mark on Broadway in the 1950s, but who grew frustrated by how few choice roles were available

a href= http://www.ayyamgallery.com target= _blank Ayyam Gallery /a will be opening Diary, a solo exhibition featuring Tammam Azzam’s recent

a href= http://www.galleryexit.com/ target= _blank Gallery EXIT /a presents Glary Wu’s solo exhibition ‘A Sentimental Journey’, fea

“There was no one way to be in the 1970s. The period was about self-definition and experimentation,” said the art historian and curator Dr.

Martha Diamond, a painter’s painter who captured the endlessly changing face of New York’s buildings, streets and light-filled vistas with d

Anthony Dias Blue, a longtime wine writer and radio personality whose love for California whites and reds helped elevate the reputation of American vi

a href= http://www.museomacro.it target= _blank Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome /a , under the aegis Azienda Speciale Palaexpo, has extended Luc

How a movie announces itself to you is everything, and “The Taste of Things” begins in a kitchen. Well, a kitchen garden. It’s dawn,

Harpsichordist and pianist Andreas Staier has never been a morning person. And since August 2019, when he was diagnosed with primary myelofibrosis, a