WARHOL "$" Quad screenprint sells for $173k at Auction
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Giacometti Sculpture sells for $104M USD
The art world has but a few watershed moments these days. However, the recent purchase of Giacometti’s “Homme qui Marche” for $104M USD is one of them. This is a BIG deal to a great many people for a great many reasons. Obviously, the sale means a great deal both to the buyer and the seller
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Evil Art
“The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it.” Albert Einstein “It” appears so harmless. “It” is an inert life, captured in a moment between helplessness and peace. But, “It” is disturbing. “It” fills you with
WHAT'S UP MIAMI on ROBIN RILE FINE ART
http://whatsupmiami.blogspot.com/2009/12/robin-rile-fine-art-concierge-stands.html Sunday, December 6, 2009 ROBIN RILE Fine Art Concierge Stands Out @ MIAMI ART SPACE by Jesus Manuel Rojas Torres. Miami Art Space was the place selected for another satellite art exhibit in Wynwood but also served as a launching of a worldwide art initiative to showcase artists and designers through innovative exhibitions and
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Exotic Car Examiner Article on Viktorija Bulava
Nude blonde women lounging on a Ferrari Testarossa showcase exotic car beauty and Enzo engineering December 1, 4:31 PMExotic Car ExaminerKae Davis The Ferrari news of the week is actually far more cultured than the headline reads. When Reed V. Horth of the Robin Rile Fine Art gallery first contacted the Exotic Car Examiner about
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POLL: $33.6 Million in this economy?
In May of 2008, when the hammer fell on Lucien Freud’s 1995 oil painting, “Benefits Supervisor Sleeping” at Christie’s in New York, a new benchmark was set for living artists… $33.6Million. What is more, the hammer thrust a long-standing tradition in art into the public consciousness, that of challenging convention. “Benefits Supervisor Sleeping” was not the prototypical model which gracefully dances through the pages of our contemporaneous magazines, across our stages or televisions, or inhabits the little box we call “ideal”. No, the supervisor in question, Sue Tilley, was quite generously “Rubeneque”.
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