New Exhibit Explores Jacob Rosenberg’s Impact on Skateboarding and Hip-Hop
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New Exhibit Explores Jacob Rosenberg’s Impact on Skateboarding and Hip-Hop

Opening at HVW8 in Los Angeles on November 22.
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Roham Shamekh to Debut 'Pharrell's Echoes' at Design Miami
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Roham Shamekh to Debut 'Pharrell's Echoes' at Design Miami

Inspired by the boundless creativity of Pharrell Williams.
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Jake Vanden Berge Reflects on the Fragility of Memory in His First UK Solo Show
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Jake Vanden Berge Reflects on the Fragility of Memory in His First UK Solo Show

On view at London’s lbf contemporary.
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Sotheby's Goes Underground for Keith Haring's 'Art in Transit'
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Sotheby's Goes Underground for Keith Haring's 'Art in Transit'

Experience 31 subway drawings like never before.
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Claire Tabouret Evokes the Sensation of Touch in New Tapestry
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Claire Tabouret Evokes the Sensation of Touch in New Tapestry

Produced in collaboration with Avant Arte.
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Jaeheon Lee Embraces Haunting Beauty in 'Ghosts in the Garden'
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Jaeheon Lee Embraces Haunting Beauty in 'Ghosts in the Garden'

Learning how to live in a world of numbness.
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Mika Tajima Opens ‘Penumbra’ Exhibition at Pace Hong Kong
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Mika Tajima Opens ‘Penumbra’ Exhibition at Pace Hong Kong

Comprising four bodies of work that showcase her multidisciplinary practice.
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Ugo Rondinone and Tarek Lakhrissi Find Poetry in Primary Colors at Reiffers Art Initiatives
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Ugo Rondinone and Tarek Lakhrissi Find Poetry in Primary Colors at Reiffers Art Initiatives

‘who is afraid of red blue and yellow?’ is now on view in Paris through December 1.
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Japanese Art History Gets a Takashi Murakami Twist at Gagosian
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Japanese Art History Gets a Takashi Murakami Twist at Gagosian

Works that highlight mythical guardians while reimagining 17th-century Kyoto.
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British Museum Receives £1 Billion Donation of Rare Chinese Ceramics
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British Museum Receives £1 Billion Donation of Rare Chinese Ceramics

The 1,700 piece collection marks the highest-value object gift in UK museum history.
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