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Jeff Koons at the Fondation Beyeler in Basel
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“MATISSE. PAIRES ET SÉRIES” at Centre Pompidou
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Degas and the Nude at Musee d'Orsay
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Ai Weiwei at the Jeu de Paume - Interlacing
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Picasso and Modern British Art at Tate Britain opens in...
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Detained China artist unaware of New York success
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'Lucian Freud Portraits' opens at the National Portrait...
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Catalan artist Antoni Tapies dies at 88
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Twelve large sculptures by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei will be unveiled Wednesday in New York, but the whereabouts of their creator remain unknown.
Ai was taken into custody by Chinese authorities nearly a month ago and, according to his family, the government still has not told them where he is or why he was taken.
Ai has always been outspoken in both his art and his life, but recent events in China and the Middle East have brought greater government scrutiny to one of the country's best-known artists.
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Published 03.05.2011
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