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Langson IMCA announces recent acquisition of 25 artworks expanding its representation of influential artists - Vimarsana News

Langson IMCA announces recent acquisition of 25 artworks expanding its representation of influential artists

UCI Jack and a href= http://www.imca.uci.edu target= _blank Shanaz Langson Institute and Museum of California Art /a announced the recent acquisit

Partition Museum in Kolkata | Chief architect of the Kolkata Partition Museum Aurgho Jyoti on Kolkata, architecture, colonial narratives and more - Vimarsana News

Partition Museum in Kolkata | Chief architect of the Kolkata Partition Museum Aurgho Jyoti on Kolkata, architecture, colonial narratives and more

The chief architect of the virtual Kolkata Partition Museum on his work in India and the US, colonial narratives and more

The art of picking the ultimate luxury Maldives resort - Vimarsana News

The art of picking the ultimate luxury Maldives resort

In the over-the-top world of five-star Maldives properties, where each one tries to outdo the other, The Patina luxury resort is a mecca of art and culture.

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Sean Scully exhibiton at Houghton Hall hailed as a success - Vimarsana News

Sean Scully exhibiton at Houghton Hall hailed as a success

An aristocrat with royal links has hailed an exhibition at his manor house as one of the most successful ever held there.

Jules Pelta Feldman on the art of Charles Simonds - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

Jules Pelta Feldman on the art of Charles Simonds - Artforum International

IF YOU HAVE EVER taken the stairs at what used to be the Whitney Museum of American Art—Marcel Breuer’s Brutalist masterpiece on New York’s Upper East Side—you have almost certainly encountered the work of Charles Simonds, though you may not have realized it. One of only two pieces in the Whitney’s collection that did not head downtown when the institution moved to the Meatpacking District in 2015 (the other being Nicole Eisenman’s Exploding Whitney Mural, 1995), Simonds’s permanent installation huddles unobtrusively above the stairwell’s only window. It is a miniature village,...