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The Week in Culture Pictures, May 17

5/17/2013 4:17 PM

A slide show of photographs of cultural highlights from this week.

T Magazine: Objects | Chris Lehrecke and Gabriella Kiss’s Wooden Wonders

Lehrecke, Chris

5/17/2013 8:47 AM

A creative couple collaborates to create gorgeous, white oak furniture for Ralph Pucci International.

Warhol Painting Stars at a Modest Phillips Auction

Auctions

5/16/2013 10:12 PM

Warhol’s “Four Marilyns,” the 1962 painting of Marilyn Monroe, times four, sold for $34 million, or $38.2 million with fees.

Helly Nahmad Gallery Owner Indicted in Gambling Case

New York City

5/16/2013 8:30 PM

Hillel Nahmad, owner of Helly Nahmad Gallery, has been accused of playing a leadership role in a gambling and money-laundering network.

ArtsBeat: So Ai Weiwei Was on His Way to a Mother’s Day Dinner …

Ai Weiwei

5/16/2013 6:13 PM

The Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, on his way to have dinner with his mother, encounters a street brawl.

Balloon Animals and Snow White

McCarthy, Paul

5/16/2013 5:26 PM

Images from new exhibitions of works by Jeff Koons and Paul McCarthy.

Museum and Gallery Listings for May 17-23

Museums

5/16/2013 4:12 PM

A critical guide to the visual arts in New York and the region.

Art Review: Jeff Koons at David Zwirner and Gagosian, and Paul McCarthy at Hauser & Wirth

Art

5/16/2013 3:42 PM

Four gallery shows in Manhattan seem to suggest an art world face-off between the artists Jeff Koons and Paul McCarthy and the dealers who exhibit their work.

Art Review: ‘A Different Kind of Order: The ICP Triennial’

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5/16/2013 3:04 PM

Well over half the artists in the International Center of Photography’s fourth triennial use ever-changing digital technology in their work or mimic its properties.

Art in Review: Helen Berggruen: ‘The Open Window: Objects, Rooms and Landscapes’

Art

5/16/2013 2:44 PM

The paintings of Helen Berggruen, who is enamored of the art of the Post-Impressionists and beyond, are, in a sense, homage-parodies.