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at home: Artists in Conversation | Cecily Brown

at home: Artists in Conversation Join us for lively and inspiring conversations with some of today’s most notable artists. at home: Artists in Conversation brings together curators and artists to discuss various artistic practices and insights into their work. About Cecily Brown Brown is a British artist and graduate of the Slade School of Art who has lived and worked in New York since the 1990s. She is a leading contemporary painter whose work combines abstraction and figuration, transcending classical notions of genre and narrative by drawing on a wide range of art historical references. Inspired by the fantastical visual worlds of Hieronymus Bosch and Francisco Goya, the organizational principles of William Hogarth, and the gestural expressionism of Willem de Kooning, Brown creates energetic and atmospheric canvases that swirl with fragmented bodies.

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Apples to Apples, But for Art? A New Card Game Asks Players to Find Connections Within Agnes Gund s Storied Collection

The game features 150 works from Gund s collection. April 29, 2021 Words of Art, a card game based on the art collection of Agnes Gund. Photo courtesy of Catherine Gund. Among art world cognoscenti, Agnes Gund is legendary as an art collector and philanthropist. Now, Gund and her illustrious art collection is also the subject of a card game. Titled Words of Art, the game is the brainchild of the collector’s daughter Catherine Gund, who last year directed a documentary film, Aggie, about her mother’s lifelong support of the arts in New York City. Catherine and her children devised the card game years ago, as a present for the collector.

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Artmarket com: Las mujeres artistas siguen representando unicamente el 8% del mercado del arte Artprice conjetura un cambio importante a punto de producirse

Artmarket com: Las mujeres artistas siguen representando unicamente el 8% del mercado del arte Artprice conjetura un cambio importante a punto de producirse
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ARTMARKET COM: Artmarket com: Women artists still only account for 8% of the art market! Artprice believes a major shift is about to occur

ARTMARKET.COM: Artmarket.com: Women artists still only account for 8% of the art market! Artprice believes a major shift is about to occur. The market s most successful female artist Without reaching the heights of Georgia O Keeffe ($ 44.4 million) or Louise Bourgeois ($32 million), the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is the most successful female artist on the art market thanks to an abundant production that changes hands all over the world. With 617 lots sold at auction in 2020, generating a total of $67 million, Kusama ranked 20th in Artprice s 2020 general ranking of artists by annual turnover (all creative periods combined) ahead of Tamara de Lempicka (who came 33rd).

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Juxtapoz Magazine - Lone Wolf Sunset: Up High With Helen Bur

Lone Wolf Sunset: Up High With Helen Bur Meeting Helen Bur at the Artscape mural festival in Sweden was memorable in itself. I had borrowed her 60-foot boom lift as we anticipated her arrival. The night she flew into town, as I handed over the keys, I asked if she needed a video projector to sketch her mural on the massive 4-story wall that awaited. The way she looked at me with this wisdom her eyes carry I might as well have asked if she painted with noodles instead of brushes. She wasn’t judging the use of projectors, or critical of the question, but she’s clearly a purist, a magician with no need for technical support. Purists don’t use projectors, but they do pack Swiss army knives.

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