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A Flood Along the Fringes of Art
With the site-specific installation FLOOD, artist and architect Mike Nesbit seeks to interact with the people and history of locations well outside of the typical exhibition space.
Karen Emenhiser-Harris
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Women of Color Find Their Rightful Place in the History of American Abstraction
According to the Kemper Museum, Magnetic Fields is the first museum exhibit in the US to show abstract artwork created exclusively by women of color.
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A 1,900-Pound Sculpture Pushed Through the Streets of Omaha, in Tribute to Its LGBTQ History
The solemn, four-hour procession closed out an exhibition by Cassils at the Bemis Center.
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Richard Neutra’s Little-Known Modernist House on the Prairie
In 1951, Richard Neutra, the mid-century architect who virtually embodied the California Dream in his sleek, low-slung homes, built an unlikely house in Sioux City, Iowa.