On the heels of it inclusion in an exhibition at Castello di Rivoli in Italy earlier this year, Beeple’s first hybrid sculpture, Human One, is now in M+ Museum in Hong Kong, heralding the artist’s first solo presentation in a major Asian institution. Human One depicts a helmeted astronaut walking through an ethereal landscape on […]
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At the age of 93, Yayoi Kusama is still actively making art. Some of her most recent creations can be found among her iconic oeuvre on show in a blockbuster retrospective in Hong Kong that celebrates both the artist’s seven-decade artistic journey as well as the first anniversary of M+ museum. The highly anticipated show,
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Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, who undeniably has already garnered a cult-like following of loyal fans and admirers over the past several decades, is the latest artist to get the so-called “immersive” treatment in New York. Notwithstanding the fact that some observers feel as if we are nearing the saturation point with these splashy—and typically pricey—events,
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There’s no shortage of things to do in Australia. If anyone knows that, it’s us… However with such a breadth of things going on around the country, it can sometimes get a little overwhelming to separate the champs from the chumps. You’re busy people, we get it. Whether you’re up for an adventure, want to delve into
DON’T SIT IN GROUPS of more than eight. Only remove your mask to drink. No food will be served… anywhere inside the stadium. With people imbibing let’s just say ‘substantial’ amounts of alcohol—what could possibly go wrong? It’s safe to say that the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens—that legendary, debauched drinkfest and 72-hour party that used
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Henri Matisse (French, 1869–1954) lived a long and fruitful life as an artist. Amadeo Modigliani (Italian, 1884–1920) did not. Wracked by illness as a child and poverty–and substance abuse–as an adult, he died of tubercular meningitis long before being recognized as a central figure to Modern art. His lover commit suicide the next day, jumping
A new Gustav Klimt attraction for New York City is now on at the Hall des Lumières Located in the stately, landmarked Beaux-Arts headquarters of the former Emigrant Savings Bank near City Hall, it arrives courtesy of Culturespaces, one of the major forces that propelled “Immersive Van Gogh” to international sensation status last year via
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