Ellsworth Kelly News
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The Shins, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and a new outdoor place to settle back, drink beer and play a little ping pong are among Muse weekend highlights.
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Henry Kravis and Leon Black benefit- hopped last night from the Leveraged Finance Fights Melanoma event at Rockefeller Center to the Museum of Modern Art’s Party in the Garden.
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North Germans tend to stereotype Bavarians as flamboyant -- even flashy. Think of all those blingy baroque churches stuffed with cherubs and gilt.
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Ellsworth Kelly sits in his studio and tells me about the glistening white sculpture mounted outside.
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Ellsworth Kelly, who just turned 89, has been getting a lot of attention. Unfortunately, not all of it is to his best advantage.
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Less than a year after Albert Barnes’s art, uprooted from its original home in Merion, Pennsylvania, occupied new quarters, the collector himself has been removed from the Philadelphia museum that now houses his treasures.
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<p>Kelly's "Plant Drawings" are currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Addressing his creative process, artistic peers, and private collection, Kelly spoke with James Tarmy amidst paintings and sculptures in his Hudson Valley studio.</p> <p>Left, Ellsworth Kelly in his studio, which is located with his offices on several manicured acres in the Hudson Valley.</p> Source: Photograph by James Tarmy/Bloomberg
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“Help Wanted: Pirates!” packs a lot into a 50-minute drama, including mistaken identity, swordplay, audience participation and 10 pleasing songs by J. Sebastian Fabal.
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Every spring through summer since 1977, Wolfgang Laib collects hazelnut pollen in forests and meadows near his German home.
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It seems impossible: a dynamic, thought-provoking art show about the terrorist attacks on New York that’s likely to offend no one. Yet Peter Eleey, curator of the exhibition “September 11” at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens, may have pulled off just that.
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