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Blue-Chip Pioneer Marlborough Gallery Will Shutter, Following Turmoil - Vimarsana News

Blue-Chip Pioneer Marlborough Gallery Will Shutter, Following Turmoil

The board of Marlborough Gallery has decided to close its galleries around the world and will cease operations in June.

Source: artnet.com
Christopher Rothko with Phong H. Bui - Vimarsana News

Christopher Rothko with Phong H. Bui

As I think of the successes and failures of artists’ legacies, I’ve learned different stories tell different life’s circumstances, depending on luck and persistent efforts on the behalf of those who are dedicating their lives to perpetually keeping the artists’ works alive and contextually relevant in the former, while in the latter what requires of the artists’ caretakers, be it members of their families, friends or colleagues there my lack of clarity of intentions or self-motivations.

'It was like Bleak House': growing up in the shadow of Mark Rothko - Vimarsana News

'It was like Bleak House': growing up in the shadow of Mark Rothko

Rothko’s son on the turbulent years after his father’s death, his long battle over his artworks – and a monumental new exhibition in Paris

Rothko at the Inauguration - Vimarsana News

Rothko at the Inauguration

A story of America in three scams.

New Film Planned About Famed Artist Buried On North Fork - Vimarsana News

New Film Planned About Famed Artist Buried On North Fork

UpdatedFri, Mar 12, 2021 at 12:00 pm ET Reply(1) A note tucked beneath Mark Rothko's grave in a quiet cemetery on the North Fork is testament to the famed artist's enduring legacy. (Lisa Finn/Patch) EAST MARION, NY — The small cemetery in East Marion sits quiet and hidden from the Main Road, inscriptions on headstones bearing heartfelt witness to mothers, fathers, soldiers sent home from their final battles and laid to rest at the lakefront parcel. "He was loved," one stone reads. Set humbly in a row, inconspicuous and easily missed, is a stone marked only "Mark Rothko: 1903-1970." No fanfa...

Source: patch.com