Weekend Update: Marina Abramović, Pierre Huyghe, Francis Picabia, Matt Moravec, and more

WEEK IN REVIEW  Dealer Matt Moravec Will Open Chelsea-Area Gallery For the past two years, Matt Moravec, who ran the closely watched West Street Gallery in Manhattan with curator Alex Gartenfeld from 2010 to 2012, has been in Düsseldorf, Germany, studying with the artist Christopher Williams at the city's Kunstakademie and running a space there called Off Vendome, showing artists like Ian Cheng, Win McCarthy, Margaret Lee, and Emily Sundblad.  ONLINE NOW  Alison Gingeras, Justine Ludwig Named Curators at Dallas Contemporary The Dallas Contemporary has named Alison Gingeras as its new adjunct curator and Justine Ludwig as its new director of exhibitions and senior curator. Here, Maybe You'll Enjoy this Exclusive Clip From The Marina Abramovic Interview on Amazon Yesterday Amazon debuted its streaming television pilots. Perhaps you caught The New Yorker's, which was called The New Yorker Presents?  Pierre Huyghe Will Have a Show on the Met's Roof This Year This year French artist Pierre Huyghe will have the honor, The New York Times' reported today. Garage Magazine Will Hold an eBay Benefit Sale for CalArts Garage Magazine, Dasha Zhukova's biannual art and fashion publication, has organized a sale to benefit the California Institute of the Arts.  L.A.'s Hannah Hoffman Has a Mysterious Late Picabia on View The little painting is included in the show "Image Search," which Parinaz Mogadassi organized at Los Angeles's Hannah Hoffman Gallery, on view through February 28. Xu Bing, Mark Bradford, Sam Gilliam, Maya Lin, Julie Mehretu, Pedro Reyes, and Kehinde Wiley Win U.S. Department of State Medal of Arts Seven artists will be honored for their "outstanding commitment and contributions to the Art in Embassies program and international cultural exchange" with the U.S. Department of State Medal of Arts. Tom LaDuke to Kohn Gallery The painter's first exhibition for the gallery will open in March 2015. Hugo Guinness Is Nominated for an Oscar Nominations for the 87th Annual Academy Awards were released today and among the nine nods for Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel is a nomination for best original screenplay, credited to Anderson and the artist Hugo Guinness.