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Donald Marron
Damien Hirst and the $200 million art bubble

Two years ago, artist Damien Hirst put new works under the Sotheby's gavel – almost unheard of – and walked away $200 million richer.
Still Life

This quirky book posits taxidermy as a window into cultural history.
'Anyone could paint that' and 7 other myths about art

Our reticence to discuss art maintains the popular misconceptions that keep us from effectively engaging it.
Museums wrestle with preserving art that's not made to last

Organic materials and outmoded technology throw curveballs at curators.
In Los Angeles, an architectural marvel is the new town square

The Broad Contemporary Art Museum eschews gift shops and restaurants in favor of dynamic galleries devoted wholly to art.

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