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Kaari Upson's Posthumous Exhibitions Explore the Decay of the American Dream
Kaari Upson's posthumous retrospectives, showcasing her unsettling art reflecting the decay of the American Dream, are currently exhibited at the Louisiana Museum in Humlebæk and Sprüth Magers gallery in London, exploring themes of obsession, decay, and the failures of the American Dream through ins...
Kaari Upson's Posthumous Exhibitions Explore the Decay of the American Dream
Kaari Upson's posthumous retrospectives, showcasing her unsettling art reflecting the decay of the American Dream, are currently exhibited at the Louisiana Museum in Humlebæk and Sprüth Magers gallery in London, exploring themes of obsession, decay, and the failures of the American Dream through ins...
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Wim Wenders at 80: A Retrospective on Location and Life
Wim Wenders, celebrating his 80th birthday, is a globally acclaimed German film director whose unique perspective, shaped by his post-war childhood in Düsseldorf among the ruins, profoundly influences his films, as evidenced by a major exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn and his continued wor...
Wim Wenders at 80: A Retrospective on Location and Life
Wim Wenders, celebrating his 80th birthday, is a globally acclaimed German film director whose unique perspective, shaped by his post-war childhood in Düsseldorf among the ruins, profoundly influences his films, as evidenced by a major exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn and his continued wor...
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28% Bias Score
Carpentras Celebrates Largely Forgotten Portrait Painter Joseph-Siffred Duplessis
A retrospective exhibition at the l'Inguimbertine library-museum in Carpentras, France, celebrates the work of Joseph-Siffred Duplessis (1725-1802), a largely forgotten portrait painter, showcasing around 60 of his works, including pieces from its substantial collection of 22.
Carpentras Celebrates Largely Forgotten Portrait Painter Joseph-Siffred Duplessis
A retrospective exhibition at the l'Inguimbertine library-museum in Carpentras, France, celebrates the work of Joseph-Siffred Duplessis (1725-1802), a largely forgotten portrait painter, showcasing around 60 of his works, including pieces from its substantial collection of 22.
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40% Bias Score
Murakami Painting Sets Record, Challenges Traditional Japanese Art
Takashi Murakami's 2019 painting sold for $25 million, setting a record for Japan's most expensive artwork and challenging traditional notions of Japanese art's detached beauty with its unsettling imagery and political commentary.
Murakami Painting Sets Record, Challenges Traditional Japanese Art
Takashi Murakami's 2019 painting sold for $25 million, setting a record for Japan's most expensive artwork and challenging traditional notions of Japanese art's detached beauty with its unsettling imagery and political commentary.
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60% Bias Score
Helen Chadwick Retrospective Highlights Pioneering Feminist Artist
The Hepworth Wakefield's retrospective exhibition, "Helen Chadwick: Life Pleasures," celebrates the work of the late British artist Helen Chadwick, showcasing her innovative and often provocative explorations of gender, sexuality, and mortality through sculpture, photography, and performance art fro...
Helen Chadwick Retrospective Highlights Pioneering Feminist Artist
The Hepworth Wakefield's retrospective exhibition, "Helen Chadwick: Life Pleasures," celebrates the work of the late British artist Helen Chadwick, showcasing her innovative and often provocative explorations of gender, sexuality, and mortality through sculpture, photography, and performance art fro...
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24% Bias Score
David Hockney 25": A Retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton
The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris hosts "David Hockney 25," a comprehensive retrospective of the artist's work spanning seven decades and including over 400 pieces, running until August 31st, celebrating the foundation's 10th anniversary.
David Hockney 25": A Retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton
The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris hosts "David Hockney 25," a comprehensive retrospective of the artist's work spanning seven decades and including over 400 pieces, running until August 31st, celebrating the foundation's 10th anniversary.
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28% Bias Score
Wim Wenders at 80: A Retrospective
Wim Wenders, born in 1945 in Düsseldorf, Germany, celebrates his 80th birthday; a retrospective exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn showcases his life and work, highlighting his films' focus on locations and his improvisational filmmaking style.
Wim Wenders at 80: A Retrospective
Wim Wenders, born in 1945 in Düsseldorf, Germany, celebrates his 80th birthday; a retrospective exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn showcases his life and work, highlighting his films' focus on locations and his improvisational filmmaking style.
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40% Bias Score
Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close Retrospective
Janet Dawson's first retrospective, "Far Away, So Close," at the Art Gallery of NSW showcases six decades of her art, from early realism to abstract works influenced by nature, culminating in her 1973 Archibald Prize win.
Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close Retrospective
Janet Dawson's first retrospective, "Far Away, So Close," at the Art Gallery of NSW showcases six decades of her art, from early realism to abstract works influenced by nature, culminating in her 1973 Archibald Prize win.
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Tate Britain Retrospective Showcases Edward Burra's Life and Work
Tate Britain's retrospective on Edward Burra, a reclusive British artist who died in 1976, explores his life and work through paintings and his extensive personal archive, revealing his unique artistic style, social commentary, and complex personality.
Tate Britain Retrospective Showcases Edward Burra's Life and Work
Tate Britain's retrospective on Edward Burra, a reclusive British artist who died in 1976, explores his life and work through paintings and his extensive personal archive, revealing his unique artistic style, social commentary, and complex personality.
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24% Bias Score
Néstor Retrospective: A Late Reckoning for an Excessive Artist
A retrospective of Néstor's work, opening in 2025, showcases his vibrant, excessive style influenced by British visionaries and his Canarian background, challenging post-war Spanish conservatism and highlighting his queer identity and hedonistic themes.
Néstor Retrospective: A Late Reckoning for an Excessive Artist
A retrospective of Néstor's work, opening in 2025, showcases his vibrant, excessive style influenced by British visionaries and his Canarian background, challenging post-war Spanish conservatism and highlighting his queer identity and hedonistic themes.
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60% Bias Score
Bas Jan Ader: A Life and Art Defined by Falls
Bas Jan Ader, a Dutch-American artist, explored themes of falling and existentialism through performance art and photography, culminating in his mysterious disappearance during a solo transatlantic voyage in 1975.
Bas Jan Ader: A Life and Art Defined by Falls
Bas Jan Ader, a Dutch-American artist, explored themes of falling and existentialism through performance art and photography, culminating in his mysterious disappearance during a solo transatlantic voyage in 1975.
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28% Bias Score
Atkins's Retrospective: Digital Avatars and the Limits of Representation
Ed Atkins's Tate Britain retrospective, spanning his career, explores the intersection of digital technology and human emotion through unsettling films featuring digital avatars, culminating in a poignant film about his father's death, showcasing the artist's personal confrontation with mortality an...
Atkins's Retrospective: Digital Avatars and the Limits of Representation
Ed Atkins's Tate Britain retrospective, spanning his career, explores the intersection of digital technology and human emotion through unsettling films featuring digital avatars, culminating in a poignant film about his father's death, showcasing the artist's personal confrontation with mortality an...
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52% Bias Score
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