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Coosje van Bruggen dies at 66; art historian made sculptures with husband Claes Oldenburg
Coosje van Bruggen -- an art historian, writer and curator whose professional partnership with her husband, artist Claes Oldenburg, turned ordinary objects into startling monuments around the world -- died Saturday at her Los Angeles residence. She was 66...Tags: Education, Colleges and Universities, Walt Disney, Death, Vehicles
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REDCAT AT 5: ART
Art CriticRemember the Pacific Rim? The term isn't heard much in art circles anymore, but in the last dozen years of the 20th century, it was everywhere. The 1980s had seen the prominent return of European art (especially from Germany) and the lively resurgence of...Tags: Germany, Mexico City, Walt Disney, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Mexico
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Kippenberger retrospective at MOCA
Times Art CriticA WICKED sculpture at the entrance to the retrospective exhibition of Martin Kippenberger's work at the Museum of Contemporary Art crystallizes the manic tone that made the German-born Conceptual artist such an influential force, beginning in the 1980s....Tags: Joseph Beuys, Death, Arts and Culture, Flat Feet, Santa Claus (fictional character)
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Marlene Dumas subject of MOCA retrospective
Times Art CriticTHE LARGE mid-career survey of paintings by South African born, Amsterdam-based artist Marlene Dumas that opened last weekend at the Museum of Contemporary Art represents, in effect, her Los Angeles debut. A few works have shown up in local exhibitions,...Tags: Ad Reinhardt, Photography, Death, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Arts and Culture
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Old Europe's new vibe
In Rhineland, the New Europe vibe is everywhere.
The cobbled streets of Rudolfplatz, a popular Cologne dining quarter, are lined with traditional German brauhauses - and French bistros, Spanish bodegas and Italian trattorias. On the Rhine, the river that...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Metal and Mineral, Germany, World War II (1939-1945), Building Material
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German art after World War II
Special to the TribuneThe St. Louis Art Museum this weekend opened "German Art Now," an exhibition featuring some of the most powerful images to confront the German people and the postwar art world in the last half of the 20th Century. World War II was a trauma for everyone...Tags: Germany, Joseph Beuys, Marsden Hartley, Arts, World War II (1939-1945)
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The board game
Times Staff WriterThe next time you're at a $750-a-plate fund-raiser for the opera, check Plácido Domingo's shadow. In it, you're likely to find a solid citizen named Marc Stern. You've probably never heard of Stern, but when a million-dollar gift falls through or a...Tags: Dennis Hopper, Steve Martin, Hospitals and Clinics, Social Issues, Eli Broad
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The bonanza of Fort Worth
Times Staff WriterYou probably don't give much thought to Fort Worth when you fly into Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. If you think about it at all, you may associate the town with cowboys, livestock and rodeos. And with good reason: Fort Worth residents are proud...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Family, Willem-Alexander, Willie Nelson, Horse (animal)
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Small-scale exhibitions of big importance
Sun Art CriticThe most notable thing about this season of museum and gallery shows is that, for the first time in years, it seems, there's no blockbuster event in the offing to monopolize all the attention, interest and ticket sales to the public. Instead, area...Tags: Greta Garbo, Claudette Colbert, Colleges and Universities, Addiction, Photography
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Lights, boats, action!
Heading out for Venetian Night, Saturday, July 27? Get the schedule of events for the annual parade of decorated boats, symphony performance and fireworks show. Get out on the water Board one of these boats for a special Venetian Night Cruise. Make...Tags: Millennium Park, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Field Museum of Natural History, Museum of Science and Industry
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Fair delights, surprises
Tribune art criticArt Chicago 2002, the international exposition of modern and contemporary art at Navy Pier, is a show that may well herald significant changes for a fair that has changed only minimally in 23 years. This 10th installment organized by Thomas Blackman...Tags: Medardo Rosso, Bart Simpson, Ad Reinhardt, Photography, Painting
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