The Damien Hirst Empathy Suite at the Palms, Las Vegas, 2019. [Photo: David Becker/WireImage/Getty Images] Indeed, Denver’s luxury-focused Art Hotel showcases a 22,000-piece LED light ...

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Jacob Simon, an environmentalist, optimist, and educator, explains why he thinks art could have a world-saving impact on the climate crisis. advertisement. Good Good Good.

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Titled “Stories Shape Reality,” For Freedoms’s proposed commission for the Brooklyn jail was conceived by the collective’s co-founder Eric Gottesman and its Senior Advisor Claudia Peña in ...

David Johnson, former chairman of the board of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and his wife, Suzanne, began collecting art 25 years ago, amassing a range of pieces from Lucio Fontana ...