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Sunday, November 8, 2026 |
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| Sculptor and Painter Karl Broodhagen, 93, Dies |
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BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS.- Barbadian sculptor and painter Karl Broodhagen, 93, died at his home. His works are in many private collections and galleries all over the world. He is known for three bronze public statues that are landmarks. One is the statue of Sir Grantley Adams, first premier of Barbados. The second statue is the Emancipation Statue, also known as the "Bussa" statue, after the leader of an 1816 slave revolt. The third statue is of legendary Barbadian cricketer Sir Garfield Sobers in full swing.
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Today's News
November 8, 2026
The Met presents 'Tapa: Art of the Gift in Polynesia', exploring historic bark cloths
Stray melodies: A darkly funny dog tale authored and lavishly illustrated by Walton Ford
Library of Congress acquires stenographic copy of Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 Milwaukee speech
Exhibition at the National Gallery explores 19th-century Black portrait studios
Exhibition brings together ancient arts and contemporary works in dialogue with nature
Zander Galerie presents fifth solo exhibition of architectural photography by Candida Höfer
Marc Brandenburg explores urban reality, social tension, and photographic negatives in solo show at Thaddaeus Ropac
Peter Doig and Pierre Soulages lead Ketterer Kunst's December Evening Sale in Munich
Rashid Johnson explores fatherhood, identity, and autonomy in new exhibition
A Gentil Carioca showcases drawings and paintings by Swiss-based artist Diego Kohli
From Maine to California, Academy Art Museum takes visitors on a journey through American art
CLAMP presents 'Studio Nudes', exploring live models in art from the 1940s to today
Kunsthalle Osnabrück marks planetarium anniversary with site-specific installation by Andrea Pichl
Ping Zheng explores time, nature, and memory in new series of works on paper at Kristen Lorello
University of Miami School of Architecture to represent the United States at the 2027 Venice Architecture Biennale
Design Doha 2026 opens with 20 exhibitions exploring ancestral systems, heritage, and economic futures
MASS MoCA opens largest U.S. exhibition of works by French conceptual artist Laurent Grasso
Sara Cwynar uses film, collage, and nineteenth-century automata to trace the roots of the AI economy
parrasch heijnen pairs Amy Lincoln and Craig Kauffman in dual exhibition
Major exhibition traces the shared themes and distinct styles of the Wyeth family
National Museum of Asian art exhibition draws unexpected connections between Chinese textiles and Japanese metalwork
National Museum of American History explores the history and disparities of American healthcare
Museum of Neon Art showcases historic signage, automatic pinsetters, and iconic bowling culture in new exhibition
Marc Straus presents 'Hewn in Blue', ceramic sculptures by Josh Cloud
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