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    Artists of Black History Month: Robert Colescott

    Bonhams Sells Major Painting by Satirical Artist for $930,000 In 1997, painter Robert Colescott achieved international stardom for representing the American Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. He appeared alongside the likes of Rachel Whiteread, Agnes Martin, Marina Abramović, and Gerhard Richter. The exhibition, on the whole, had shifted away from…

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    World’s First Mixed Reality Artwork from Marina Abramović Comes Under the Christie’s Hammer

    In February of 2019, visitors to London’s Serpentine Galleries found themselves face-to-face with a holographic version of Marina Abramović. The Serbian conceptual artist had created her first Mixed Reality (MR) performance to be viewed through a headset. Audience members were able to watch as a digital Abramović walked around an…

    Worlds First Mixed Reality Artwork from Marina Abramović Comes Under the Christies Hammer

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    KAWS Augmented-Reality Exhibition Expanded for Social Distancing

    With galleries, museums, and auction houses moving to online spaces due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the art market is experiencing an influx of new technologies and mediums. KAWS joins numerous other artists in this transition by collaborating with Acute Art, an augmented-reality platform.  KAWS’ EXPANDED HOLIDAY digital project launched earlier…

    KAWS Augmented-Reality Exhibition Expanded for Social Distancing

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    'Body Art' Pioneer Ulay Dies At 76

    Ulay, S’he from the series “Renais Sense” (1973–4). LJUBLJANA(AFP).- German conceptual artist Ulay, a pioneer of "body art" performances, has died, the Ljubljana-based Ulay Foundation announced Monday on its Facebook page. He was 76. "It is with our immense sadness that we write to inform you of the passing of one…

    Ulay, S’he from the series “Renais Sense” (1973–4)