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Ángel Duarte, Oteiza's disciple who made geometry a social art
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The last Rothko on paper
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This was Sorolla before it was Sorolla
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Baselitz, brutal, naive, gothic
[ad_1] It could be said that Baselitz (born in Germany, near the city of Dresden, in 1938) artistically “dominated” Paris. The …
from young bourgeoisie to pioneer of feminist art in Guatemala
[ad_1] The artist Margarida Azurdia (Guatemala, 1931-1998) signed her pieces with several heteronyms: Margot Fanjul (married name), Una …
The most fetishist Marcel Duchamp
[ad_1] This exhibition at the Thaddaeus Ropac gallery in Paris presents a very specific point of view on the work, complex…
What art can teach us about what we eat
[ad_1] It smells like bread in the Bóvedas Room at the Centro Condeduque in Madrid. The table is set for 17 diners,…
June Crespo and Teresa Solar, on their way to the Venice Biennale
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