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The Getty Museum, in response to critiques over its painting collection, has acquired Édouard Manet’s “Portrait of Madame Brunet.”  The purchase is the first major acquisition under new president and CEO James Cuno, and was made through New York gallery Luhring Augustine.  “This is a significant addition to what I would call the greater museum of [...]

A new article in the Guardian is questioning the lack of gender parity in the contemporary art world, noting the lack of any females on the list of top 100 auction sales, and a small percentage of female artists in public collections.  ”People are saying: ‘I find I can’t even have this conversation about equality in the [...]

Tracey Emin recently sat down with The New York Times for a brief interview, discussing aging, her current show at Lehmann Maupin, and the valuation of her work as a woman.  ”My work rarely comes up in secondary market, so it means that my prices stay low. But I’ll tell you about my contemporaries — [...]

American Ballet Theatre presents Frederick Ashton's A Month in the Country at the Met, plus works by Morris and Balanchine.... - DanceBeat

Lectures & Gallery Talks | Gallery Conversations Jennifer Katanic

Film Screenings & Events Shang fang (Petition (long version))2009. China. Zhao Liang. 310 min. Followed by a discussion with Sukhdev Sandhu, author, film critic, Associate Professor of English, and Social and Cultural Analysis, NYU In the Film exhibition Chinese Realities/Documentary Visions

Lectures & Gallery Talks | Gallery Conversations Jennifer Katanic

Special Exhibition Programs | Gallery Conversations In conjunction with the exhibition MoMA Studio: Exchange Café All programs are free and open to all ages on a first-come, first-served basis during MoMA Studio opening hours, unless otherwise noted. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Film Screenings & Events Liu lang Beijing (Bumming in Beijing: The Last Dreamers)1990. China. Wu Wenguang. 70 min. In the Film exhibition Chinese Realities/Documentary Visions