The Limits of Political Art, Deitch Twirls Natalie Portman's Tutus, Facebook's War On the Nude, Palm Beach Art Fair, and More

Daily Arts Digest Thursday, February 24, 2011 ADVERTISEMENT What Good Is Political Art in Times Like These? With protest back in the streets, it's time to reconsider the way the art world thinks about politics. by Ben Davis | Interventions Slide Show of the Day Rare Jewelry and Gauguin's Flowers Tempted Buyers Amid a Sea of Nautical Art in Palm Beach ADVERTISEMENT Jeffrey Deitch Twirls Natalie Portman's Tutus at MOCA, Art Burglary Spree Strikes the Hamptons, and More Must-Read Art News by ARTINFO | The Daily Checklist No Friend of the Nude: A Blushing Facebook Wages a Campaign Against Courbet and Au Naturale Art by ARTINFO | Art and Technology The Agenda: February 23-28 by ARTINFO | Editor's Picks Our Favorite Facebook Post "I guess a naked woman is kind of creative, innovative and definitely relevant enough to warrant building a 56ft tall representation: NOT!." -- in reaction to 50-Foot Nude "Loire Woman" Statue Is Chased Away From Medieval French Abbey Our Favorite Tweet "Struggling Folk Art Museum Plans an Exhibition in Venice During the Biennial: http://bit.ly/fGLmkj" -- from Struggling Folk Art Museum Plans an Exhibition in Venice During the Biennial Modern Art Notes by Tyler Green Thursday Links LACM on Fire by William Poundstone Quote of the Day: The Panic of 2010 Museum Views by Homa Nasab We say Gossart, they say Gossaert 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.