Culture Clicks: Weekly Art News Roundup
Ken Price’s exhibition at the Matthew Marks Gallery. Price, a noted sculptor and ceramicist, is currently featured in several other New York shows. Image via The New York Times.
Christie’s Wins Bid to Auction $150 Million Brody Collection (NY Times)
Caravaggio: An Italian Antihero’s Time to Shine (NY Times)
Ken Price, Suddenly Dominating New York Galleries (NY Times)
Andreas Gursky Makes a Long-Distance Connection (LA Times)
Ruben Ochoa: In a Construction Zone (LA Times)
$2.7 Billion Dutch Fair Lures Collectors as Confidence Rises (Bloomberg)
Colony to Take Over Leibovitz Debt, Market Photographs (Bloomberg)
Abramovich Partner Zhukova Puts Utopia on Show (Bloomberg)
The Ulysses Guide to the Los Angeles River at the Pasadena Museum (WSJ)
The Vasari Code? Mysteries Surround Auction Cancellation (ARTINFO)
A Dealer’s Diary: Jessie Washburne-Harris on Armory Week (ARTINFO)
Scene & Heard: International Art World Happenings (ARTFORUM)
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