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In Pictures: A Cache of 200 Never-Before-Seen Photographs by Mail Art Founder Ray Johnson Reveal He Was Even More Radical Than We Thought - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: A Cache of 200 Never-Before-Seen Photographs by Mail Art Founder Ray Johnson Reveal He Was Even More Radical Than We Thought

More than 200 never-before-seen photographs from Mail Art founder Ray Johnson are on view at the Morgan Library.

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7 Questions for Swiss Dealer Marc Triebold, Who Predicts Expressionism Is Due for a Comeback Soon - Vimarsana News

7 Questions for Swiss Dealer Marc Triebold, Who Predicts Expressionism Is Due for a Comeback Soon

Art dealer Marc Triebold discusses the importance of mutual trust, meeting one of his heroes, and the artwork he would love to own.

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Does the Macklowe sale mark the end of an era for Jews? – The Forward - Vimarsana News

Does the Macklowe sale mark the end of an era for Jews? – The Forward

Once, Jewish collectors supported the likes of Warhol, Rothko, Pollock and de Kooning. But, after the Macklowe sale, those days may be over now.

The Back Room: Plot Twists and Fate Reversals - Vimarsana News

The Back Room: Plot Twists and Fate Reversals

This week: an alternative view of Asia’s ascent, a potential Rothko resurrection, a few surprises at FIAC, and much more.

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Art Industry News: A Thirst Trap Kim Kardashian Posted at the Met Gala Helped Crack the Case of a $4 Million Looted Coffin + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: A Thirst Trap Kim Kardashian Posted at the Met Gala Helped Crack the Case of a $4 Million Looted Coffin + Other Stories

Plus, Lili Reynaud-Dewar wins France's most prestigious art prize, and Emily Rauh Pulitzer donates 22 works to the Saint Louis Art Museum.

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