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World Trade Center, July 1986
FrameworkThe American flag flies over Battery Park in New York City with the World Trade Center in background.... -
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Andy Warhol is back in the 'Headlines' at NGA
Andy Warhol died in 1987, but he continues to make headlines. This is almost literally the case with a National Gallery of Art exhibit, "Warhol: Headlines," that showcases screenprints and paintings whose design imitates that of a newspaper front page....Tags: Madonna, National Enquirer, Connie Francis, Eddie Fisher, Museums
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Monster Mash: Alan Rickman's Broadway play moving to West End?
Culture MonsterAlan Rickman is said to be in talks to bring Theresa Rebeck's "Seminar" to London's West End. Steve Cohen, the billionaire financier and art collector, is joining the board of the Museum of Contemporary Art.... -
Paradise Garden: New hope for artist Howard Finster's masterpiece
Nation NowHoward Finster garden: The "Paradise Garden" created by the late folk artist Howard Finster could be on the road to renovation, with its recent purchase by a Georgia county and with new management from a nonprofit that will launch a major fundraising... -
Garage Magazine includes art condoms in its second issue
Jacket CopyGarage Magazine, dedicated to art and fashion, includes artist-designed condoms in its second issue.... -
Andy Warhol in 'Headlines' at Washington's National Gallery
![Andy Warhol, the guru of Pop art, reveled in a lifelong obsession with newspapers, especially tabloids and their garish headlines. As a teenager, he saved pages with photos of his favorite Hollywood stars. Throughout his life he packed hundreds of newspapers into boxes he called "time capsules" to whet the fancy of the future. He collected scores of fraying clippings about himself in 34 scrapbooks. But most important, he used newspapers, especially the front pages, to model and inform some of the most important works of his fine art. It is hard to imagine Warhol the artist without his headlines.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65238185-08032708-187105.gif "Andy Warhol, the guru of Pop art, reveled in a lifelong obsession with newspapers, especially tabloids and their garish headlines. As a teenager, he saved pages with photos of his favorite Hollywood stars. Throughout his life he packed hundreds of newspapers into boxes he called "time capsules\" to whet the fancy of the future. He collected scores of fraying clippings about himself in 34 scrapbooks. But most important, he used newspapers, especially the front pages, to model and inform some of the most important works of his fine art. It is hard to imagine Warhol the artist without his headlines.")
Andy Warhol, the guru of Pop art, reveled in a lifelong obsession with newspapers, especially tabloids and their garish headlines. As a teenager, he saved pages with photos of his favorite Hollywood stars. Throughout his life he packed hundreds of...Tags: Fine Arts, Rome (Italy), The National (music group), The New York Times, Newspapers
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For its 30th year, Artscape will party like it's 1982
Ronald Reagan was president. People were fighting to save whales. The first CD player came out.
"Come on, Eileen" was all over the radio while "Rocky III" beat up the box office.
Time Magazine named "the computer" man of the year.
It was 1982, and here...Tags: Festive Events, Olivia Newton-John, Charles Street, Elections, Nina Hagen
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Mixing art and wine
Q: Waaaaay back in the '60s I thought I saw bottles of wine with labels designed by Picasso, Dali and other popular artists. Was I dreaming?
—Elizabeth Dewey, Crystal Lake, Ill.
A: No, you weren't dreaming. The artists' labels were (and are) found...Tags: Bill Daley, France, Chicago Tribune, Lucian Freud, Imperial and Royal Matters
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MOCA's 'Art in the Streets' gets the big picture wrong
Is graffiti the most influential art movement since Pop burst on the scene in 1962?
That's the head-turning claim made by "Art in the Streets," a controversial exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The show has been drawing the ire of social...Tags: Reviews, Tokyo (Japan), Painting, Documentary (genre), Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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Ugo Nonis, of Bravo's 'Work of Art,' talks about living in L.A.
Culture MonsterUgo Nonis calls Paris his hometown but for the past couple of years, he has lived in Los Angeles -- and more specifically, Venice Beach.... -
'Work of Art' recap: second-season premiere
Culture Monster"Work of Art," the art-themed reality competition series on Bravo, kicked off its sophomore season Wednesday night. The set-up was pretty much identical to last season's -- 14 artists face weekly elimination based on challenges that require them to create...
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