Arts Digest: Art and Nuclear Trauma in Japan, UK Arts Cuts as "Cultural Apartheid," a Thrift-Store Cezanne, and More

Daily Arts Digest Monday, March 28, 2011 ADVERTISEMENT After Fukushima: How Art Can Again Help Japan Find Its Way Nuclear trauma has inspired generations of artists, who have acted as Japan's conscience. by Shinya Watanabe | ARTINFO Op-Ed Slide Show of the Day Heavyweights of European Art Partied With Celebrities at Dealer Thaddaeus Ropac's 20th Anniversary Bash ADVERTISEMENT UK Arts Cuts Raise Specter of "Cultural Apartheid," Japan Names Hundreds of Quake-Damaged Art Sites, and More Must-Read Art News by ARTINFO | The Daily Checklist Did a British Man Really Find Cezanne's First Painting, a $65 Million Art Historical Treasure, in a Thrift Shop? by ARTINFO | Old Masters & Antiquities False God?: Mexico Says That a French Auction House's Record-Setting Mayan Statue Is a Fake by Nicolai Hartvig, ARTINFO France | Art Market Our Favorite Facebook Post "Spoiled celebrities behaving badly!" -- in reaction to Julian Schnabel Freaks Out at 30 Rock Over Girlfriend's Hair Our Favorite Tweet "Art That Transports You: 13 Snazzy MetroCard Artworks From the 'Single Fare' Show: http://ht.ly/4mElv" -- from Art That Transports You: 13 Snazzy MetroCard Artworks From the "Single Fare" Show Outtakes by David D'Arcy Black Power Mixtape 1967-75 Modern Art Notes by Tyler Green Weekend roundup LACM on Fire by William Poundstone Erased Koons 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.