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Kerchache In a crucial moment for the world of Tribal Arts , Ana &Antonio Casanovas from Arte y Ritual and Alain Bovis Gallery present two consecutive exhibitions in Paris with a selection of masterworks from the
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“NIGERIA” September 13th –October 20th 2006
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A LIFETIME IN AFRICA-THE
HALLET AUCTION, May 9-10, 2006
Félix Fénéon (1861-1944) by Jeanne PicqFénéon's love for art was absolute, and even formed his political tastes. The failure by the "bourgeois" society to understand the real artists, its admiration with commonplace hacks, 'sugary masters of schools and academies', and its accusation of new and fresh trends - all this was enough for Fénéon to justify the destruction of that society. Fénéon approved of Anarchistic propaganda, even its extreme forms, which called for action using bombs. Some works by Impressionists hang on the walls of his study in the Ministry of Defense. Later, when Anarchists' terrorist attacks shocked France, some explosives would be found in the same study.
It's an exhibit a few hundreds of years in the making. Local Art Collector and Philanthropist Alford Green, Jr. started collecting art 30 years ago.
Exhibit to showcase
Picasso's African sideA world-first art exhibition of Pablo Picasso's works and the "magical" African masks and sculptures that influenced him opens in Johannesburg on Friday.
Approximately fifteen years ago, the Breggers began collecting African ceremonial masks, woodcarvings and brass and bronze cast items. All items come from the west coast of Africa where most of them were used in tribal ceremonies such as welcoming visitors, education of young people, fertility rites and dances imploring a good growing season and crop harvest.
William Rubin, an art historian and curator who, as director of the Museum of Modern Art's prestigious department of painting and sculpture, played a crucial role in defining the museum's character, collections and exhibitions in the 1970's and 80's, died on Sunday at his weekend home in Pound Ridge, N.Y., the museum said. He was 78 and lived in Manhattan.
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