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Madison to purchase historic Masonic Lodge thanks to builder's $1M donation - Vimarsana News

Madison to purchase historic Masonic Lodge thanks to builder's $1M donation

MADISON - A million-dollar donation from a local developer has helped save Madison's oldest church building from the wrecking ball.

'You could fill a museum with it': the $963m Roman Abramovich art collection revealed | Roman Abramovich - Vimarsana News

'You could fill a museum with it': the $963m Roman Abramovich art collection revealed | Roman Abramovich

Leak suggests the oil and gas tycoon and his ex-wife Dasha Zhukova amassed one of the most significant collections of modern art in private hands

Takashi Murakami: the pop artist on cartoons, capitalism and what he learnt from Star Wars - Vimarsana News

Takashi Murakami: the pop artist on cartoons, capitalism and what he learnt from Star Wars

The Japanese artist, whose latest show is about to open in San Francisco, explains the connection between his colourful, graphic aesthetic and his darker influences, including natural disasters and the effects of the pandemic

Kenny Schachter Pays a Mind-Bending Visit to Beeple's New High-Tech Art Compound (Getting in Plenty of Trouble Along the Way) - Vimarsana News

Kenny Schachter Pays a Mind-Bending Visit to Beeple's New High-Tech Art Compound (Getting in Plenty of Trouble Along the Way)

Our columnist found a lot more than he bargained for at the NFT artist's Charleston, South Carolina, headquarters.

Source: artnet.com
Smiling flower, mushroom bomb, zombie: What do Takashi Murakami's grotesquely 'kawaii' creatures tell us? - Vimarsana News

Smiling flower, mushroom bomb, zombie: What do Takashi Murakami's grotesquely 'kawaii' creatures tell us?

BUSAN - What completed Japanese art star Takashi Murakami's already colorful look of the day on Jan. 26 as he appeared in the southern port city of Busan was his comically large headdress. A pink plush toy in the shape of Kurage-bo - a creepily endearing jellyfish boy designed by the artist for his directorial debut “Jellyfish Eyes” - resting atop his graying head already offered a hint of what was about to unfold inside his largest retrospective to date in Korea.