the likes of andy warhol... keith haring...id lachapelle and gary hume have all had a run at capturing the enigmatic showman. this exhibition is a bit like one of those tv detective shows, insomuch as we're given all these different views of the great pop performer, but it's up to us to create our own three—dimensional portrait of him, which goes some way to answer the central question of this show, which is — who was michaeljackson? he was a trickster. says the artist who painted this riff on rubens — the singer's last commissioned portrait. michaeljackson is the one who shows you one face and says, "do you like that? watch this, i've got 20 more". and we're not talking about plastic surgery. we're not talking about the changing of race. we are talking about him showing a mirror to society and saying not only do i change, but so do you. there was that question of well, what skin tone shall i paint? what era within his evolution are we talking about? i arrived at the moment we have here. he's not quite as light or dark as you m

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but it's about what his image is to all of those the exhibition features works by artists like andy warhol and others a portrayed commissioned by the pope trying to him self is also on display michael jackson would have turned sixty on of course the twenty fifth. the museum in potsdam is honoring the eighty six year old german artist with a special retrospective. it focuses on the diversity of race does work from the one nine hundred sixty s. to the present. among the more the ninety pieces on display a picture has never before seen in public. from international museums and private collections. the retrospective is open to visitors starting saturday. the u.k. is currently experiencing a major heatwave with temperatures as high as thirty degrees celsius animals at london zoo have being given sugar free only spots to snack on belfast's who also had to take some drastic steps to pete the heat like rubbing its pigs with sunscreen fortunately temperatures are sent to cool off the weekend. upcycling in art has been a trend for a few years now but one man who's trying to make a statement about th

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a work by the pop artist andy warhol being auctioned using block chain technology investors will be able to make bids using cryptocurrency zein will co-owners the work block chain technology is also being actively discussed in russia and world experts and innovators met in russia's version of silicon valley skolkovo to raise important issues surrounding the future of blocked change in the gale francis idea is that. russian block chain week one of the longest running washington events of the year in moscow let's see what these innovators are up to here in russia. russian block chain we began on a historical day in the country and almost unanimous passing of a draft official to the currency legislation at the state duma the lower the fine structure of currencies and tokens as property and lays out specific ations for interacting with crypto and blocking related technologies however not all that was just it was clear in many elements raise some eyebrows like giving in your wallets private keys to the government. and timothy ross some of the more prominent international block chain and fin t

the likes of andy warhol, keith haring, david lachapelle and gary hume have all had a run at capturingows, insomuch as we're given all these different views of the great pop performer, but it's up to us to create our own three—dimensional portrait of him, that goes some way to answer the central question of this show, which is — who was michaeljackson? well, he's a trickster. ..says the artist who painted this riff on rubens, the singer's last commissioned portrait. michaeljackson is the one who shows you one face and says, "do you like that? watch this, i've got 20 more". and we're not talking about plastic surgeries, we're not talking about the changing of race. we're talking about him showing a mirror to society and saying, not only do i change, but so do you. there was that question of, well, what skin tone should i paint? what era within his evolution are we talking about? i arrived at the moment we have here. he's not quite as light or dark as you might see him at either extreme of his career, but he's, in my mind, the michael that i know. it is a painting where there is, some of

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