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Art Imitating Lunch at the Venice Biennale (NY Times) ArtHamptons: Twice As Much Art as Last Year (NY Times) Where Art Meets Social Networking Sites (NY Times) Live-Tweeting from “Summer Scoops Live”: Cai Guo-Qiang and Shen Wei (WSJ) Michael Jackson Portrait by Warhol Offered for $800,000 Minimum (Bloomberg) Sarah Jessica Parker on Bringing Art to […]
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Forgotten Pavilion Restored at Forbidden City, Challenging the lack of a conservation ethos in China (NY Times) Greene & Greene architecture exhibition at Pasadena’s Huntington Museum Worth a Visit (WSJ) Sasha Bergstrom-Katz on Raymond Pettibon’s New Show at Regen Projects II (ArtSlant) What Happens to Design in a Recession? A Possible Return to Austerity (NY […]
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Forbidden City Synchronized swimming not your cup of tea? Beijing has a smorgasbord of cultural offerings ranging from cutting edge contemporary art to decadent imperial treasures. Tony Chen is a fantastic guide and can arrange for everything from highly customized tours to a top-notch driver (ask for William). A few hours spent exploring the Forbidden City is […]
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