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New York galleries staging museum-quality exhibitions

In 2008, the same dealer, Acquavella, mounted an exhibition called ?Picasso's Marie-Therese? to which, astonishingly, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum, and London's Tate lent works worth hundreds of ...

Doris Salcedo, Caravaggio and Jacob Zuma exposed – the week in art

You can still see the traces of it if you look down at the concrete floor of Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. An apocalyptic rift, separating landmasses, pushing the building, the world, apart ... The crack in the floor of this vast space that Doris Salcedo ...

Merlin Carpenter: 'Tate Café'

Reena Spaulings Fine Art 165 East Broadway, at Rutgers Street Lower East Side Through June 3 For his fourth solo exhibition at Reena Spaulings Fine Art, the British Conceptual painter Merlin Carpenter, a perennial malcontent, is settling a score with ...

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Sizing up Damien Hirst's animal kingdom

But I will go so far as to posit that his ongoing retrospective at the Tate Modern - the first major survey of his work to be held in London - is a privileged viewing. It was surely worth every penny of its £15.50 (S$31.10) admission price.

Greek's modern art collection bound for Edinburgh

The Athens-based magnate is a trustee of the Guggenheim Foundation and a member of Tate's International Council, and is said to relish the prospect of having his work displayed in Scotland. Jessica Morgan, Daskalopoulos curator at the Tate Modern, ...

LS Lowry given major Tate Britain exhibition in 2013

Major exhibitions featuring the works of LS Lowry, Roy Lichtenstein and Marc Chagall are among the highlights of Tate's 2013 programme. The Lowry landscapes exhibit at Tate Britain is the first such show held by a London public institution since the ...

Series of dynamic new paintings by Damien Hirst on view at White Cube Bermondsey

This exhibition coincides with the first UK retrospective of Hirst's work at Tate Modern. Painting has always been an important part of Hirst's oeuvre, but unlike the spot paintings and photorealist series which were made using a collaborative studio ...