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Never-Seen-Before Work of Christo and Jeanne-Claude on Display at the Hexton Gallery in Colorado

Hexton Gallery has announced the opening of “Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Ephemeral Nature,” a curated exhibition that showcases never-seen-before works.

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Net-zero Picasso: how museums are rethinking art exhibits to cut climate impact

Net-zero Picasso: how museums are rethinking art exhibits to cut climate impact
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Warhol, Picasso, you re not going anywhere, so get used to these green pastures

Scaling back on overseas loans is among the aims of museums rethinking shows to cut climate change

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Christo s Early Works to Be Exhibited at the Gagosian Gallery in Paris

Gagosian Gallery Paris has announced an exhibition dedicated to Christo, presented in collaboration with the artist’s estate.

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A Man Pulled Some Unusual Art From a Dumpster, Thinking It d Be Fun for Halloween Decor It May Actually Be Worth a Scary Amount

The works, it turns out, were created by Francis Hines, a now-deceased Abstract Expressionist known for wrapping objects in fabric.

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