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Joanna Vasconcelos’ New Pavilion Will Be ‘The First Delightful Masterpiece of the 21st Century’ | art

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It is true that the newspaper Watchman He likes to anticipate history and put together a list of the 25 best artworks of the 21st century at the end of the first decade. We reported it here in April regarding the opening of the exhibition in Coimbra by Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, who is bringing the video to Portugal. visitors, the work that took first place in the list of the century. On the subject of the 21st century, one visual arts critic, veteran Jonathan Jones, wrote on Tuesday: Cash in which he considers that the work opened in England by Portuguese artist Joanna Vasconcelos, at the Rothschild estate in Buckinghamshire, “may be the first genuinely delightful masterpiece of the twenty-first century”.

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