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Frieze L.A.
Jennifer Lopez, Kendall Jenner, and Ari Emanuel were among the high-profile faces browsing and buying at the sophomore edition of Frieze Los Angeles. [ARTnews]
Felix, the smaller but spirited fair at the Roosevelt Hotel, has some stories to tell too. [ARTnews]
“The right has no trouble speaking their rage”: artist Barbara Kruger explains thebanners, billboards, and stickers she plastered throughout Los Angeles for Frieze. [The Guardian]
Market
Phillips London evening sale of contemporary art raked in $27.7 million—a solid figure, though down from the previous year’s comparable sale. [Art Market Monitor]
Related Articles
From movie theaters to fairs, the art world in mainland China is feeling the financial fallout as the coronavirus epidemic has curtailed travel and foot traffic throughout the region. [The New York Times ]
Just in time for its 20th anniversary, Tate Modern will stage a year-long exhibition of works by Kusama, titled “Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Rooms”.
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News
An artwork that appeared on the side of a house in Bristol, England, was confirmed today as a work by Banksy. [BBC]
Have a look at the makeover plan for Houston’s beloved Rothko Chapel. [Fast Company]
British artist Felicity Hammond has accused the Amsterdam-based Unseen photography fair of “deceit” and “persistent lying” after the bankrupt event failed to pay her and other artists for work commissioned for the 2019 edition. [The Art Newspaper]
Art & Artists
Nicholas Galanin is working to change how Indigenous art is understood by institutions and audiences. [ARTnews]
“Judd,” opening March 1 at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, is the first full-scale American retrospective of Donald Judd’s work since he died in 1994. [The Wall Street Journal]
Holland Cotter reviews “Peter Saul: Crime and Punishment,” the American painter’s five-decade survey at the New Museum, which gets described as a “critically acidic dirty bomb of a show.” [The New York Times]
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