Delacroix Painting Vandalized at Louvre Off-Shoot
Opened to the public barely two months ago, the Louvre-Lens was intended to be an off-shoot of the Parisian mothership of art. Located in...
Read MoreBrazilian Architect Oscar Niemeyer Dies at 104
The architect Oscar Niemeyer, lauded for his development of Brazil’s capital Brasilia in the 1950s, has died at the age of 104 from...
Read MoreThe Powerhouse That Is Gagosian Gallery
Gagosian Gallery is aggressively extending its presence in the world with the opening of two new galleries in the upcoming months: a...
Read MoreSignac’s Great-Granddaughter Brings French Town to Court
Charlotte Liebert Hellman, great-granddaughter of Post-Impressionist painter Paul Signac, has filed a lawsuit against the Parisian suburb...
Read MoreAn Undulating Roof for the Louvre’s Arts of Islam Gallery
An undulating roof, visually akin to a magic carpet, will cover the Louvre Museum‘s new Arts of Islam Gallery that is set to open on...
Read MoreFacebook Censors Gerhard Richter Nude Painting
A nude painting by artist Gerhard Richter was recently removed from the Pompidou Centre’s Facebook page on grounds that it violated...
Read MoreSchiaparelli Opens Refurbished Paris Salon
Schiaparelli, the historically renowned fashion house launched by Elsa Schiaparelli, has reopened a couture salon at 21 Place Vendôme...
Read MoreThe End of Artnet Magazine (1996 – 2012)
Artnet Magazine announced yesterday that it would be ceasing its online magazine publication, effective immediately. It had been in...
Read MoreUpcoming Exhibition: Paris Gallery Attempts German Expressionism
Paris gallery La Pinocathèque, a privately-funded, commercial art gallery that has been met with unfriendliness from the Parisian art...
Read MoreDaphne Guinness to Be Featured in Printemps Windows
Riding the coattails of her successful stint at Barney’s, in which she dressed herself for the Met Ball in the display windows,...
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