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 Visual Arts News from NPRMarch 6, 2010 | NPR· At the Oscars this year, one star will grace the red carpet with an "eco-dress." February 25, 2010 | NPR· Depending on whom you ask, The Art of the Steal is either a searing expose about the biggest art heist of the young century, or two hours of half-baked conspiracy theories. The documentary explores controversial plans to move the Barnes Foundation's $25 billion art collection to downtown Philadelphia — against the wishes of its founder. February 22, 2010 | NPR· "I am just learning how to paint," said Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 1913 — six years before he died. The French master painted right up to the end, even though he suffered from crippling rheumatoid arthritis. Works made by Renoir in the last three decades of his life are on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. February 21, 2010 | NPR· In 1964, a young Martin Sheen played the role of a solider who returned from World War II only to confront the private war between his parents. Now, more than 40 years later, Sheen reappears in Frank Gilroy's Pulitzer Prize-winning play — but this time around, he's the dad. February 21, 2010 | NPR· In his time, the Italian master outraged the church and led a scandalous double life. Now Rome, the city where Caravaggio was both hailed and rejected, is marking the 400th anniversary of his death by hosting a major exhibit of his paintings from museums all over the world. |
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