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Monster Mash: Centre Pompidou reopens after strikes; Leonardo painting back; Auschwitz sign missing
Culture Monster-- Open for business: The Centre Pompidou in Paris has reopened after more than three weeks of strikes. (Agence France-Presse) -- Return of a masterpiece: A painting by Leonardo da Vinci stolen six years ago (and recovered in 2007) goes...... -
Monster Mash: Degas artwork stolen in France; 'Finian' to close; a new Leonardo painting?*
Culture Monster-- Art theft: A pastel work by Edgar Degas, titled "Les Choristes," has been stolen from a museum exhibit in Marseille, France. (France 24) -- End of the road: The critically acclaimed Broadway revival of "Finian's Rainbow" is set to...... -
Monster Mash: MOCA chooses Jeffrey Deitch; 'Spider-Man' in November; Chile's new museum
Culture Monster-- It's official: L.A.'s Museum of Contemporary Art said that New York art dealer Jeffrey Deitch will be its new director. (Los Angeles Times) -- Overheard: Broadway's "Spider-Man" musical is now likely to open in November. (New York Post) --...... -
Monster Mash: Green Day's surprise ending; new song by Stephen Sondheim; Chris Noth to Broadway
Culture Monster--Bonus tracks: After "American Idiot's" last curtain call Thursday, the punk band Green Day -- whose 2004 album inspired the new Broadway show -- took the stage and treated the audience to a few songs. (New York) --Special delivery: Broadway's...... -
The Hammer Museum's striking rise
In 1998, Ann Philbin, director of the Drawing Center in New York, received a couple of letters from UCLA inviting her to apply for the top position at a fledgling museum near the university's campus.
"I threw the letters in the garbage," she says. "I had...Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Arts, Culture, Charles Burchfield, Arts and Culture
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Performa '09 and futurism
A decade ago, art historian and impresario RoseLee Goldberg, who literally wrote the book on performance art -- "Performance Art: From Futurism to the Present," first published in 1979 -- found herself being pushed by her publisher for an updated...Tags: Times Square, Game Playing, Arts, Newspapers, Culture
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Monster Mash: Eli Broad offers $7.7 million for museum site; da Vinci painting reveals secret
Culture Monster-- Paying up: Eli Broad offers $7.7 million for a site lease for his art museum in downtown L.A., winning over a skeptical county supervisor in the process. (Los Angeles Times) -- Hidden history: A project to restore Leonardo da...... -
Monster Mash: U.S. returns art looted during World War II; 'Mona Lisa' reveals more secrets
Culture Monster-- Making amends: The U.S. is returning to Germany 11 oil paintings that were taken by American soldiers at the end of World War II. (Agence France-Presse) -- Enigmatic: Researchers using X-ray technology say that Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa"...... -
Celebrated Raphael Madonna to go on show at Norton Simon Museum in time for holidays
Culture MonsterWhen the media-savvy, sales-record-shattering British art dealer Joseph Duveen sold Raphaelâs "Small Cowper Madonna" to an American collector in 1914 for an amount over $500,000, and possibly as much as $700,000, the New York Herald called it "the... -
Carleen Hutchins dies at 98; master violin maker
Carleen Hutchins, a violin maker who crafted some of the finest instruments of her time, invented new ones and, through science, came as close as anyone ever has to reproducing the venerated sound of the Stradivarius, died Aug. 7 at her home in Wolfeboro,...Tags: The Washington Post, Thomas Edison, Science and Technology, Stanford University, Awards and Prizes
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Monster Mash: Downtown L.A. wants Broad museum; Ticketmaster, Live Nation merger; Leonardo da Vinci's remains
Culture Monster-- Into the fray: Downtown Los Angeles is officially making a play for Eli Broad's planned art museum. (Los Angeles Times) -- Anti-trust: The U.S. Justice department sets conditions for the merger between Ticketmaster and Live Nation. (Los Angeles Times).... -
Monster Mash: Gestapo-looted art to stay in museum; Philadelphia Orchestra's new online deal; 'South Park' creators' musical
Culture Monster-- Verdict: A Berlin court has ruled that a poster collection looted by the Gestapo should stay in the Deutsches Historisches Museum, even though the legal owner is the son of a dentist who was forced to flee Germany before......
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