Mario Schifano Exhibit in Rome
N. 6, 1960. Mario Schifano (1934-1998).
ROME—In 1970, Mario Schifano visited the Pentagon and NASA with princess Nancy Ruspoli. Text by
Cici Thompson.
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Classical Art: Raphael Exhibit Opens at Met
Raphael: Sublime Poetry. Courtesy of The Met
A preview of the most comprehensive U.S. exhibition ever dedicated to Raphael, open at the Met 29 March to 28 June. Text by
Marguerite de Ponty.
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Stone Carver Massimiliano Pelletti: On Perfection, the Classics, Geology
Silver cave, 2023, travertine silver. Edition 1/1. Photo by Nicola Gnesi.
An interview with Massimiliano Pelletti on geology, imperfection, and sculpture as dialogue. Text by
Madina Tulakova.
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Works on Paper: Renoirs at The Morgan
Auguste Renoir, Study for The Great Bathers (1884 to 1887). Photo: The Morgan Library & Museum.
An overview of a major exhibition examining Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s works on paper, opening at The Morgan this fall. Text by
Richard Aubern.
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Metrograph and Grimm Gallery Collaborate on Louise Giovanelli’s Works
Louise Giovanelli, Arena, 2020
An overview of a cross-institution collaboration between Grimm Gallery and Metrograph centered on Louise Giovanelli’s work. Text by
Bob Loblaw.
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Art Focus: Elegance in a Post-Ironic Era
Slip House, the brand new gallery opened at the base of a 19th-century, three-story former carriage house at 246 East 5th Street.
On beauty, restraint, and a potential return to elegance after decades of irony. Text by
Cici Thompson.
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The Geometry of Motion and Zadie Smith
Photograph by Erich Höhne. Courtesy of Deutsche Fotothek.
Writing and dance as parallel systems of form, tension, and release. Text by
Marguerite de Ponty.
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Interview: Franco Maria Ricci
Franco Maria Ricci in 1984, at the launch of FMR U.S.A. at the New York Public Library.
A final conversation about art, mortality, geometry, and memory. Text by
John White.
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