Arts Digest: Phillips Sale Proves Market "Somewhat Rational," Koons Balloon Dog Suit Deemed Chilling, Looting in Carthage, Sexy Shakespeare, and More

Daily Arts Digest Friday, February 18, 2011 ADVERTISEMENT Art Fund Sell-Off Boosts Peppy Phillips Contemporary Sale According to the house, the $8.7 million total proves the market is "somewhat rational." by Judd Tully | Auction Reports View Slide Show Slide Show of the Day Mission (Im)Possible: Europe's Political Art Avant-Garde Comes to the Wallach ADVERTISEMENT Freakonomics Calls Koons's Balloon Dog Suit "Chilling," China Makes All Museums Free, and More Must-Read Art News by ARTINFO | The Daily Checklist Ousted Tunisian Dictator Accused of Looting and Despoiling Carthage by Kate Deimling | Art & Crime Is That a Shakespeare Which I See Before Me?: The Contested Cobbe Portrait of the Bard at the Morgan by ARTINFO | Museums View Slide Show Our Favorite Facebook Post "Congratulations, Luis! Obviously you will be great." -- in reaction to MoMA Curator Tapped to Direct the 30th São Paulo Biennial Our Favorite Tweet "Leigh Ledare raises rough questions with family and lovers. Just don't call it a spectacle: http://bit.ly/fV77rU" -- from Boundary Issues Modern Art Notes by Tyler Green Is National Gallery of Art expansion back? LACM on Fire by William Poundstone "Taxing Visions" at the Huntington The Secret History of Art by Noah Charney Book Review: Henk Tromp's "A Real Van Gogh" ABOUT THIS EMAIL You have received this email because you registered with ARTINFO. To change any of your user information please sign in here. If you would like to stop receiving the daily newsletter, unsubscribe junaldpogi.maggots@blogger.com from this list. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAGAZINES | ADVERTISE | CHANGE YOUR EMAIL | PRIVACY POLICY | CONTACT Delivered by ARTINFO - Copyright © 2011, Louise Blouin Media. All rights reserved.