Damien Hirst News
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Sports cars that the “baby boomer” generation grew up with -- including six Porsche 911s priced at as much as $644,000 -- will star in a Bonhams auction.
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Duke Ellington once said that, in the future, no one would be able to retain his or her identity. He meant culturally not personally.
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Richard Perry, president of Perry Partners LP and chairman of Barneys New York, was in his very red library last night when he pulled out a copy of Life magazine from 1964.
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The U.K.’s wealthiest living artist, Damien Hirst, has parted ways with the Gagosian gallery, which represented him for the past 17 years.
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Tucked away on a side street in London’s Bloomsbury district is a disused milk depot with a new occupant: the multimillionaire art collector Frank Cohen.
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Tino Sehgal, a performance artist who had groups of people scurry around Tate Modern’s entrance lobby last year, is one of four nominees for the Turner Prize, the U.K.’s top contemporary-art award.
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If nothing else, Damien Hirst is good at titles.
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Damien Hirst often says that for an artist to be taken seriously, the art should outshine the cash.
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Steven A. Cohen did something unusual when Michael S. Steinberg was arrested on the morning of March 29 and accused of insider trading at Cohen’s $15 billion hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors LP.
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Of all the former employees at SAC Capital Advisors LP who have been accused of insider trading, Michael S. Steinberg was closest to Steven A. Cohen, starting as a young recruit and rising to become one of the hedge-fund founder’s most-trusted money managers.
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