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Category Archive for 'Museums'

We are proud to present a new column EVERY Thursday — [M.I.A. Thursday] — a hot list of what-to-do and where-to-go the upcoming weekend!

Now – May 16
Andy Warhol: The Last Decade @ Museum of Modern Art, Fort Worth
Showcasing 55 works from Andy Warhol’s last eight years of life.
Museum of Modern Art Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell [...]

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I got the chance to go by the BODIES EXHIBIT in West End in Downtown Dallas today.  This was one of the best scientific exhibits I have ever been too — as well as artistic.  The means by which these bodies were obtained and used for the exhibit is highly controversial, as they were not donated [...]

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Press Preview ~ Dallas Art Fair

Lots of cool galleries from NYC, London, Venice, & even Beijing ~ all worth checking out @ Dallas Art Fair
By far the one piece I wanted to take home from the fair:  Kiki Smith Turtle, 2009 @ Pace Prints NYC

@ only $6,000 for the single why not make it a set and buy all three for [...]

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Two launch parties combined into one:
STANDARD Magazine celebrates the launch of its 25th issue, “Architecture & Utopies urbaines”.
Institut Français de la Mode (IFM) celebrates the launch of the “2009 x 20 Catalogue”, a collection of creations by 20 international designers.

Performance: Anne-Laure Keib & Max Krefeld of Appaloosa

DJ Set: Jean Marc Rabemila of Tricolore Paris

The IFM [...]

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She puts her back to me, pushes her hair to the side, and turns to give a look out of her left eye which demands only one thing and one thing only-
After a few steps, my hand arrives upon the middle of her back and her shoulder blades begin to display a show of their [...]

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Long day at school today.
A couple pages left to read in Lolita.
This calls for a quick stroll in the gardens of the Château de Versailles before making my way back into Paris centre…
After a quick 5 minute drive from school, I landed upon a cool surprise – Veilhan Versailles. Set against the typical lines and [...]

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Wednesday evening, the team had the fortune of meeting Michael Gross, author of Rogues’ Gallery – a revealing, unauthorized look at the 138-year history of the nation’s greatest museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The even was hosted by Dallas designer and best-boss-ever Laura Hunt, in her dreamy and well-chronicled office above the Regent Theater [...]

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The past year I have visited a plethora of exhibits and museums in Paris, but none can compare to this one.
The Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art has just transformed their premises into a three-part exhibition called Né Dans La Rue – Graffiti (Born in the Streets – Graffiti), which follows the history of the street [...]

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