The WHO Gallery

WHO'S representing WHO

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“The Davis Museum at Wellesley College has de-installed or shrouded all artworks created by US immigrants, or given to the museum by immigrants, from 16-21 February.” (The Guardian)

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“Guernica, perhaps the most famous painting by Pablo Picasso, being hung in the Municipal Museum in Amsterdam for an exhibition, 12th July 1956.” (artsblog.it)

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“The sculptor Henry Moore working on his bronze ‘Nuclear Energy.’ Dedicated December 2, 1967, the sculpture was placed on the site where the first controlled self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction was realized by scientists of the Manhattan Project. The event occurred under the west stands of the old Stagg Athletic Field on the University of Chicago campus.” (University of Chicago Library, Special Collections Research Center)

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“Lawrence Weiner, exhibition installation, unidentified gallery, New York, 1976" Harry Shunk (Getty)

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“Amazing story of how in a desperate attempt to save masterpieces by the likes of Van Goch, Constable and Rembrandt, the famous war time leader ordered paintings to be hidden in Manod Quarry [Wales].” (mirror.co.uk) 

[theartofanimation]

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[jackvanzet]

Jack has Instagram

[northgang]

[antronaut]

Ai Weiwei - Iron Root (2015)

cast iron 223 x 124 x 115 cm

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[melisica]

[artruby]

KAWS at Galerie Perrotin Seoul through August 27th, 2016.

[shapethings]

[palmandlaser]

Eric Meola, from Graphis No. 251 (1987)

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[contemporary-art-blog]

Gerhard Richter

[imazukei]