Dennis Hopper News
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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles said it will hire a new chief curator, reversing an earlier decision to leave the post vacant following the resignation of Paul Schimmel in June.
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The departure in the past week of four prominent artists from the board of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles has fueled speculation that billionaire Eli Broad will step in and take over the 33-year-old institution.
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Artworks from the estate of the late actor Dennis Hopper , a self-described “gallery bum,” will be auctioned by Christie’s on Nov. 10 and 11 in New York.
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Dennis Hopper , who drew upon his own rough-edged lifestyle to create menacing villains and devil-may- care outlaws in movies including “Rebel Without a Cause,” “Easy Rider” and “Apocalypse Now,” has died. He was 74.
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Dennis Hopper , whose 55-year movie career included memorable performances in “ Easy Rider ,” “ Apocalypse Now ” and “ Blue Velvet ,” was also an accomplished, versatile artist. Yet few Americans have had a chance to see the late actor’s work -- until now.
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An Andy Warhol print of Mao Zedong that the late actor Dennis Hopper shot up during a wild night in the 1970s sold for $302,500 at Christie’s International in New York today.
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Among hundreds of Andy Warhol ’s Mao Zedong images, the one that belonged to the late actor Dennis Hopper had an unusual feature: two bullet holes piercing the surface.
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Hollywood film actor Dennis Hopper has died at his home in Venice, California, from complications from prostate cancer, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported today.
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Christie’s International said it has pulled lots from the New York sale of artworks from the estate of the late actor Dennis Hopper after a legal challenge by his estranged wife.
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From the sparkling, emerald-green waters of the Atlantic off the east coast of Brazil, Cavala Island looks like a tropical paradise of lush vegetation framed by giant rocks. It’s also where millionaire Antonio Claudio Resende, a founder of Latin America’s largest car-rental company, became a squatter.
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