Royal Academy News
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Joan Collins, the Sundance Film Festival and a new Jason Atherton restaurant are among Muse’s arts and leisure recommendations for London this weekend.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald famously remarked that there are no second acts in American lives.
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Imagine a futuristic version of the Stone Age, a transparent dolmen illuminated by ever-shifting inner lights.
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Polka-dot Louis Vuitton bags, a dancing insect and the revamped Hibiscus restaurant are among Muse’s arts and leisure recommendations for London this week.
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The Royal Academy of Arts in London has never been host to an exhibition quite like David Hockney’s “A Bigger Picture.”
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Red is always the most important color in the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition in London.
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A painting by Velazquez priced at a “reasonable” $14 million is among works on show at the world’s biggest art and antiques fair, which opens to VIPs today.
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The cops are at the door, and all Rupert Everett can think of is the lobster plate the butler just carted in.
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In “Modern British Sculpture” at the Royal Academy , there hangs a little work by an artist named Urs Fischer . “Untitled” (2000) consists of half an apple screwed to half a pear, suspended from a thread.
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London’s Royal Academy was founded in 1768, a few years before the U.S. Declaration of Independence. Nonetheless, it has been edging into the 21st century.
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