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Richard Prince is the subject of his first major solo exhibition in Latin America, "Richard Prince: Tell Me Everything," at Museo Jumex in Mexico City. The exhibition, curated by the artist with Kit Hammonds, chief curator of the museum, includes more than 130 works spanning from the 1970s to the present. It features iconic series such as "Cowboys," "Girlfriends," "Jokes," and "Cartoons," contextualized with early works.
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Simultaneously, Prince's work is shown in dialogue with Arthur Jafa in "Helter Skelter: Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince" at Fondazione Prada in Venice, curated by Nancy Spector. A major retrospective of Prince's photographic work is also on view at the Albertina in Vienna, covering series including "Fashion," "Gangs," and "Cowboys." The simultaneous institutional presentations across three continents underscore Prince's enduring influence and the market's continued appetite for his appropriation-based practice, offering collectors a rare opportunity to assess the full arc of his career.
- Artists: Richard Prince, Arthur Jafa
- People: Kit Hammonds, Nancy Spector
- Galleries: Galerie Max Hetzler
- Museums: Museo Jumex, Fondazione Prada, Albertina
- Locations: Mexico City, Venice, Vienna
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