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External | India Times: Covid impact: Kiran Nadar Museum postpones Indian contemporary art exhibition in Moscow 

As a result of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, major events and gatherings have been postponed world over, to be held in better times. An addition to the list is Extension.India, an extensive exhibition of Indian contemporary art, that was scheduled to open at The State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow in June 2020. It has been postponed to March 2021.

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External | Hypebeast: The Met Breuer Launches Major Survey on Influential German Artist Gerhard Richter

The Met Breuer in New York City has launched a monumental survey on the work of seminal German visual artist, Gerhard Richter. Titled “Gerhard Richter: Painting After All,” the comprehensive exhibition displays over 100 pieces in varying media including Richter’s famed, conceptually-driven paintings. The presentation marks the artist’s first show in the United States in nearly 20 years.

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External | Artnet : Stir Crazy Already? Feast Your Eyes on 20 Works of Art That Celebrate the Joys of Being at Home

If the idea of not being able to leave the house makes you stir crazy, Artnet has put together a selection of artworks to set your mind at ease. Each of these works—some historical, some contemporary—serves as a reminder of the quietly enjoyable ways of passing time of home, such as reading a book, playing board games, and indulging in a midnight snack.

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External | CNN: Cultural events are being canceled amid the coronavirus. So what?

Major events around the world have been canceled or postponed as the race to contain the novel coronavirus continues. The cultural sector -- with its numerous fairs, shows and festivals -- has also been significantly impacted.Countless art institutions, museums and galleries have been temporarily shuttered. The Louvre in Paris, which houses the famous "Mona Lisa," is closed until further notice.

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Münsterche Zeitung: Kunst von Weltrang am Kreativkai

MUNSTER. Gerhard Richter Ad Yoko Ono, Rosemarie rockel und William Kentridge - für eine Mappe mit zehn Kunstwerken hat der münsterische Galerist und Drucker Mike Karstens mit einigen der weltweit bedeutendsten Künstler zusammengearbeitet. Nach vier Jahren ist das Mappenwerk, dessen Erlös an Amnesty International fließen wird, nun fertig. An diesem Sonntag wird Mike Karstens die Blätter in seiner Galerie präsentieren. Das war eines der schönsten Projekte, die ich je gemacht habe", resümiert er.

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