Celebrity Life

Jean-Michel Basquiat enjoys a stratospheric following – earlier this year, a 1982 oil painting by the late 20th century great became the most expensive work by a US artist ever sold at auction.

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Jean-Michel Basquiat enjoys a stratospheric following – earlier this year, a 1982 oil painting by the late 20th century great became the most expensive work by a US artist ever sold at auction.

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One of the world's biggest art collectors has unveiled his plans for a new museum in Paris, cementing the city's claim to be a modern art capital.

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One of the world's biggest art collectors has unveiled his plans for a new museum in Paris, cementing the city's claim to be a modern art capital.

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Drop the partner off at their outlet shopping destination, then swing by to these vehicular museums.

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Drop the partner off at their outlet shopping destination, then swing by to these vehicular museums.

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Today, The Petersen Automotive Museum has unveiled its newest exhibition of two-wheeled history: Harley vs. Indian. America’s two most celebrated motorcycle manufacturers have a long-documented rivalry that spans more than a century and has spawned some of the world’s most amazing remarkable motorcycles. The exhibition, presented by Bonnier Corporation, is now open to the public in […]

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William Morris, “Selections from the Artist’s Archive” It is rare that an artist has the opportunity to change the history of art, let alone during their lifetime. Beginning in the 1970’s when William Morris worked as Dale Chihuly’s gaffer to his retirement from blowing glass in 2007, he has been a major player for over three […]

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