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KAWS Sues Digital Marketplaces, Claiming ‘Calculated Schemes to Confuse and Deceive’ Collectors
"A fake reproduction is distinct from an original piece of art inspired by popular culture," KAWS said.
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Dave Hickey, Art Critic Whose Influence Loomed Large, Dies at 82
His writing refuses to cater to the tastes of art-world intelligentsia.
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Artists Tanya Aguiñiga and Sanford Biggers Win $250,000 Heinz Awards
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The document will soon go on view at the Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas.
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Playing on such themes as Greek mythology, racist American poster art, and Star Wars, the Nigerian artist's compelling, humorous new solo show turns negative cultural symbols on their head.
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These days, more and more artists who exhibit internationally are remaining in or returning to the American South, where the region’s communities, histories, and materials have become essential to their work.
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