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The Most Ambitious Hotels to Open Around the World in 2025

New York Observer 24 Dec 2025
The burgundy suite features original encaustic tiles that survived the Civil War, stained glass that transforms afternoon light into a Rothko and a view of construction cranes and Roman ruins ...
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Tate’s greats are certainly not kept hidden from view | Letters

The Guardian 21 Dec 2025
Its lack of ambition goes much deeper, 12 December). Rothko’s Seagram murals were lent to a landmark exhibition in Paris last year, but they returned to Tate’s walls as soon as they arrived home ... Roland Rudd. Chair, Tate ....
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Wes Anderson Recreates Joseph Cornell’s Utopia Parkway Studio in Paris

New York Observer 17 Dec 2025
... and collector Billy Wilder, Yoko Ono, Andy Warhol, Max Ernst, Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of assemblage Cornell found kinship with, Cy Twombly, Robert Indiana, Mark Rothko and Stan Brakhage.
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Christie’s and Sotheby’s Close 2025 With a Market Rebound Fueled by Luxury and New Buyers

New York Observer 17 Dec 2025
Dynamo Phyllis Kao led Sotheby’s The Now and Contemporary Evening Auction, which scored a $178.5 million result with strong participation from Asia ... Sign Up ... and Patricia G Ross Weis, Mark Rothko’s No ... The latter was topped by Mark Rothko’s No ... .
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Rothko Chapel dedicates new Peace and Reflection Garden

Jewish Herald Voice 28 Nov 2025
Among them were Christopher Rothko, chair of the Rothko Chapel Capital Campaign; Matt Mullenweg, Houston native, philanthropist, co‑founder of WordPress and founder and CEO of Automattic; Troy Porter, ...
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Pollock, Rothko, Warhol and Basquiat: First details of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi collection

The National 21 Nov 2025
For the first time, Abu Dhabi has begun to set out what visitors will encounter inside ....
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Inside the November Marquee Auctions: What the Market’s Biggest Week Really Revealed

New York Observer 21 Nov 2025
A record-setting week at Christie’s and Sotheby’s shows a market driven by quality, global competition and a deep appetite for masterpieces ... The star was Mark Rothko’s No ... Basquiat, Cattelan, Rothko, Hockney, Monet—major names all performed well ... .
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Christie’s Opens New York’s Marquee Auctions Week With a $689 Million Haul

New York Observer 18 Nov 2025
Adrien Meyer sells the top lot of The Collection of Robert F. and Patricia G Ross Weis, Mark Rothko’s No. 31 (Yellow Stripe) for $62,160,000. Christie's ... Sign Up For Our Daily Newsletter. Sign Up ... Dominating the headlines was Mark Rothko’s vibrant No ... .
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Portland Art Museum unveils 4-story glass Rothko Pavilion

Finance & Commerce 17 Nov 2025
Portland Art Museum opens its ...
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These Six Artworks Could Predict the Auction Market

New York Times 17 Nov 2025
The art market had a summer of closures and consolidations. But major collections, blue-chip art and guarantees have pushed expectations high for the marquee sales ... .
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The Top Collections (and Their Top Lots) Headlining the $1.6 Billion November Sales

New York Observer 15 Nov 2025
Rothko’s No ... The top lot is a vibrant yellow-and-orange Mark Rothko painted in 1958, the same year the artist completed his monumental murals for the Four Seasons restaurant in Manhattan’s Seagram Building.
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Portland Art Museum unveils new Rothko Pavilion

DJC Oregon 14 Nov 2025
New Rothko Pavilion connects the museum’s two historic buildings Rothko paintings, Native works, contemporary Black art on display $116M project includes 100,000 square feet of new and renovated space Museum will reopen Nov.
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With the Rothko Pavilion, the Portland Art Museum opens itself up to the city

The Oregonian 14 Nov 2025
Named after Portland-raised painter Mark Rothko, the $116 million Rothko Pavilion connects the two halves of the art museum and turns two brick monoliths into one open invitation ... The Rothko Pavilion will open to the public on Thursday, Nov.
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Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People

New York Observer 12 Nov 2025
Arne Glimcher founded Pace in 1960; the gallery has built relationships with artists and estates as recognizable as those of Alexander Calder, Jean Dubuffet, Agnes Martin and Mark Rothko; and it launched one of the longest-standing gallery imprints ... .
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Mark Rothko: Canvas between hope and despair

Daily Sabah 04 Nov 2025
There is a haunting story about Mark Rothko, one that says he once destroyed his own paintings, covering them in black or burning them in a fit of despair. It is not entirely true, ....

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