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Institutional change. coming International Factory The Arts Center in Manchester, England, is It is now set to cost £211m (about $240 million), an increase of 25 million pounds (about $28.5 million) over the last estimate and about 100 million pounds ($114 million) over the original plan, BBC News reports. Inflation is responsible for the rise, according to Manchester City Council. Scheduled to open next summer (four years behind schedule), the stadium will feature warehouse-style space for installations and a 1,600-seat theater. in Doha, Qatar, IM Pei– Designed – Islamic art museum she has Re-opened after 18 months of renovationjust in time for world Cupwhich extends the following month, France Press agency reports. Two-thirds of the exhibits are newly designed. “Previously it was only about art, now it is about culture,” her director, Julia Gunilla, he said to the outlet. “We really want to tell the stories behind the masterpieces.”
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Everything comes low. The mayor of Salford, England, is Demanding an export ban In 1953 LS Lowry A painting of a football stadium will be auctioned later this month with an estimate of 8 million pounds ($9.09 million), BBC News reports. the official, Paul Dennettpreviously invited the wealthy members of the football world to get the piece, which was loaned to Lowry Museum in Salford from Professional Football Players Association who sells it. In other Lowry news, a collector recently discovered that a pile of drawings they bought en masse decades ago were never properly vetted. Contains three sketches of the artistThe telegraph reports. They are now heading to auction for 20,000 pounds ($22,700) apiece.
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It’s a British invasion! David Hockney He plans to present his latest work on the iPad – Still Flowers in 50 Editions – at upcoming shows in five different galleries: Los Angeles Louvre In Los Angeles, Gallery Lilong In Paris, Anli Judah Fine Art in London, grey in Chicago and Speed in New York. Each will have the same checklist. [The Art Newspaper]
The latest art-fashion collaboration in Paris fashion week artist saw Philip Barino Create a group with a production designer James Chinlon for Nicolas Ghesquiere‘s Louis Vuitton appears in Louvre MuseumCourtyard. Some of the brand’s new clothes have zippers that are said to be the largest ever. [Vogue Runway and @LouisVuitton/Twitter]
No more statues of the Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin Stand in Finland. The latter was removed in the city of Kotka, after criticism of its presence amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It was given to the city in 1979 as a sign of friendship from Tallinn, Estonia, which was then part of the Soviet Union. [The Associated Press]
Tate Modern open a Cezanne Show today, star artists such as Bridget RileyAnd the Luke TewmansAnd the Kerry James Marshall, and more than share their views on modernist divinity. Tuymans: “I think Cézanne’s quest was to assert his eternity, motivated by tremendous persistence.” [The Guardian]
The Dhaka Art Summit He said that his version is 2023, which will work in Bangladesh Shilpakkala Academy From February 3-11, it will feature the work of 120 artists and architects, including Simon FujiwaraAnd the Rana BegumAnd the Anthony Gormley. [ArtDaily]
Last year, musician Ireland CooperBuried in the Scottish countryside The only copy he recorded from the new album, he provided clues on his website so people could find them. A couple recently discovered it in a Mendy case; Cooper plans to release the recording (damage and all) in 2024. [BBC News]
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Nothing if not critical. Artist Alexandra Mir and former writer and curator Tim Griffin They serviced a book compilation of the worst reviews 150 artists said they had ever received, and guardian she has Live story about the project. Great Fact: Veteran The New York Times critic Roberta Smith He is the author of 10 pieces. In an essay in the volume, Meyer and Griffin recount a young merchant who says his artists have never received poor review. “Sorry,” he quipped. “Maybe one day you’ll be relevant enough to get one!” [The Guardian]
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