Culture Clicks™: Weekly Art News Roundup
Andy Warhol's "Silver Liz," one of nearly 150 works on display at the Grand Palais in Paris
East in the Eye of This Beholder: Kamrooz Aram’s New Orientalism (NY Times)
Getty Ex-Curator, Marion True, Testifies in Rome Antiquities Trial (NY Times)
Graffiti Artists Hold Panel With Old Nemeses in Blue (NY Times)
Stories Found in the Streets: Paul Graham at MOMA (WSJ)
A Victorian Novel Set in Stone: British Houses of Parliament (WSJ)
Warhols’ Dolled-Up, Jet-Set Portraits Go on Show in Paris (Bloomberg)
It’s the Leverage Stupid! Economist Brock Finds Gains in Rubens (Bloomberg)
Economist David Kusin on the Perils of Giving Guarantees and Loans (ARTINFO)
Party Pics: Asia Week in New York (ARTINFO)
Party Pics: Opening of William Kentridge’s Survey at SF MoMA (ARTFORUM)
One of the many portraits of Mao Zedong by Andy Warhol, one of which sold for $17.4 million at auction in 2006
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Tags: Andy Warhol, Asia Week, David Kusin, Getty antiquities trial, Grand Palais, Kamrooz Aram, Marion True, orientalism, party pics, Paul Graham, Rubens, SF MoMA, William Kentridge
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