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Catch up on this week's news, fast. May 14, 2021 A woman looks at Jean-Michel Basquiat's "In This Case" which sold for more than $90 million. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images) BEST�� Basquiat Brings Big Bucks – A red skull painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat fetched $93 million, helping catapult Christie’s megawatt contemporary sale this week.
Robert Longo, who showed for 40 years at Metro Pictures, will have his first show at Pace Gallery in September in New York.
In the futuristic world of Johnny Mnemonic, sensitive information is transferred via “mnemonic couriers” – human traffickers with cybernetic implants that allow data to be downloaded directly to their brains. Keanu Reeves plays one of these living hard drives – Johnny – who has deleted his childhood memories to upgrade his storage capacity to a massive 320GB of memory (“woah!”). Johnny’s in the game for one final job, but after a bloody shootout at a client’s headquarters he finds himself on the run with a head full of valuable data, and the yakuza are on his heels to get i...
Fergus McCaffrey St. Barth presents "Barbarian Days" Installation view. ST. BARTH .-Fergus McCaffrey St. Barth is presenting Barbarian Days on view until June 1, 2021 at the gallerys St. Barth location, exhibiting works by: Rachelle Dang, Koji Enokura, Herbie Fletcher, Francesca Gabbiani, Katharina Grosse, Julio Le Parc, Robert Levine, Robert Longo, Ari Marcopoulos, Catherine Opie, Joni Sternbach, and Lawrence Weiner. Taking as its inspiration from the autobiography Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life, the 2016 Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir of New Yorker writer, William Finnegan, this unruly exh...
Follow Sale Following Post-War & Contemporary Art offers an exceptional range of historic and in-demand work by the market stars of today. This anticipated, marquee sale features paintings, works on paper, sculpture, and more by Sue Williams, Damien Hirst, Julian Opie, Kenneth Noland, Raymond Pettibon, Billy Al Bengston, Robert Longo, Mr., Frank Stella, and Franz Kline, among many others, from pioneers of the post-war period to tastemakers of our present. Don’t miss this bright chance to collect works by these luminaries—explore the sale below and place your bids now through May 19. View...