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Artist inspired by peers
Artist Shadi Jahelka poses with her camera next to some of her artwork on display in the 4-H exhibit at the Art Insitute & Gallery in Salisbury. / AMANDA RIPPEN WHITE/THE DAILY TIMES

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Elizabeth Taylor's art collection to be auctioned
Late actor's collection, including Van Gogh, Degas and Pissarro, goes under the hammer at Christie's in London Elizabeth Taylor was a person of prodigious appetites, most famously for jewellery, fried chicken, and husbands. On Tuesday at Christie's in London, however, a less documented aspect of the star's taste will come into focus when 38 works from her art collection are auctioned . The sale ...

Galleries & Museums: Feb. 3 and beyond
Editor’s note: Exhibit listings are published on a rotating basis as space allows.

"The Unseen Relationship: Form and Abstraction"
This exhibition showcases the work of seven contemporary artists, both Japanese and foreign, who focus on representing their surroundings using abstract imagery. The show covers a range of media, including the photography of Anders Edstrom, drawings by Tomoo Gokita and paintings by Shingo Francis. Also on display are works by such masters as Picasso, Monet, Morandi, and others who each, to some ...

Galleries & Museums: Jan. 26-Feb. 1
Editor’s note: Exhibit listings are published on a rotating basis as space allows.

Free stuff to do this weekend in Chicago, Feb 2-5
Free stuff to do this weekend! You won't have to spend a penny on these fun Chicago events.

Hockney goes back to nature
When David Hockney pronounced "all the works here were made by himself, personally" of his new exhibition of landscapes at the Royal Academy, he wasn't only taunting Damien Hirst and his younger rivals. He was laying claim to a whole tradition of British and Western art and declaring he had made it his own.