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Brian P. Kelly is a writer and editor living in Brooklyn; he serves as the Wall Street Journal's Associate Arts in Review Editor. You can follow him on Twitter.

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Incarcerated Artists, Seen Through the Lens of Their Creativity

by Brian Kelly November 4, 2019November 7, 2019

While The Pencil Is a Key spans continents, training levels, and types of imprisonment, today’s constant headlines about mass incarceration and border detentions lend it a special timeliness.

Posted inOpinion

Forensic Architecture’s Documentary on Kanders Doesn’t Absolve the Whitney Museum

by Brian Kelly May 22, 2019

A documentary at the 79th Whitney Biennial may detail horrors funded by the Whitney’s own chairperson Warren Kanders, but don’t applaud the museum for the self-criticism.

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