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The Installation of The Rose from an Art Handler’s Perspective
By Graham Miles, Whitney art handler
Documented by Paula Court, photographer
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Italian anaglyph stamps issued with glasses to commentate the nation’s admission to UN in 1956. So baller. (at National Postal...
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Crying in Art, Part 32
SOB, SOB
2003
Kerry James Marshall
Born: Birmingham, Alabama 1955
acrylic on fiberglass
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Crowds lined up to visit Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art), Schulausstellungsgebaude, Hamburg, November-December...
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Bittersweet day at TEMP, deinstalling Elizabeth Tubergen’s “Ashton View (House with Stairs)”.
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![We saw one of these around the corner from Creative Time’s offices on Friday. Good luck, Takeshi!
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Art Mistaken for Bomb in Brooklyn
Gawker is reporting that Japanese American artist Takeshi Miyakawa was arrested and will be held for a month after an installation he hung in a tree was mistaken for a bomb.
Miyakawa had been placing illuminated “I [Heart] NY” plastic bags around the city in honor of NY Design Week. “He wanted to promote a positive message,” protégé Louis Lim told The New York Times.
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We saw one of these around the corner from Creative Time’s offices on Friday. Good luck, Takeshi!
Art Mistaken for Bomb in Brooklyn
Gawker is reporting that Japanese American artist Takeshi Miyakawa was arrested and will be held for a month after an installation he hung in a tree was mistaken for a bomb.
Miyakawa had been placing illuminated “I [Heart] NY” plastic bags around the city in honor of NY Design Week. “He wanted to promote a positive message,” protégé Louis Lim told The New York Times.
