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Sixties Surreal at the Whitney: Yesterday’s Dreams, Today’s Echoes

New York City · New York

Sixties Surreal at the Whitney: Yesterday’s Dreams, Today’s Echoes

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The Whitney has once again raised the curtain on history with Sixties Surreal, a landmark exhibition that does not so much revisit the 1960s as it reanimates them. Featuring more than one hundred artists—Arbus, Kusama, Bearden, Chicago, Warhol, Hammons, Bourgeois, Johns, Marisol, Ringgold, Whitten, and others—the show offers a thrillingly revisionist portrait of an era when art did not merely reflect civil unrest and cultural upheaval, but sough…See the Story

New images show how finished £185m Oxford University humanities centre looks

Oxford University · Oxford

New images show how finished £185m Oxford University humanities centre looks

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The new £185 million Stephen A Schwarzman Centre will open to the public in October, Oxford University has announced.See the Story

Ed Ruscha: Says I, to Myself, Says I Opens at Gagosian London

Paintings · London

Ed Ruscha: Says I, to Myself, Says I Opens at Gagosian London

Ed Ruscha And What Not, 2023 Acrylic on linen 24 x 20 inches (61 x 50.8 cm) © Ed Ruscha Photo Paul Ruscha Courtesy Gagosian Ed Ruscha’s sharp interrogation of language and image enters a new chapter this autumn with Says I, to Myself, Says I, his first exhibition dedicated to paintings on unprimed linen. Opening October 14 at Gagosian Davies Street in London, the show runs until December 19, 2025, and coincides with Talking Doorways, another Rus…See the Story

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