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Tim Keane

Tim Keane's writing on art has appeared in Modern Painters, The London Magazine, Brooklyn Rail, and many other publications. He has written extensively on visual art and poetry, most recently in Joe Brainard's Art (University of Edinburgh Press, 2020) and Abstract Expressionist Women of the 9th Street Show (Katonah Museum of Art, 2019). His writing earned a fellowship from The National Endowment for the Arts and he holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from CUNY Graduate Center, where he focused on Modernism.

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Photographing the Women of British Art

by Tim Keane January 19, 2019January 18, 2019

Mayotte Magnus’s Illuminating Women features stage actors, novelists, artists, editors, and publishers whose breakthroughs coincided with the Feminist movement of the 1970s.

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Bill Brandt’s British Reality Show

by Tim Keane January 12, 2019January 12, 2019

Brandt’s photographs are dense with the enigmas and silences, riddles and obscurities hidden beneath ordinary British lives.

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The Presidential Portrait Revealed

by Tim Keane and Robert Corless January 4, 2019January 4, 2021

Dishonest people, these artists, and very unfair.

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Art of Clay and Steel in the City of New Orleans

by Tim Keane December 22, 2018December 26, 2018

Although George Dunbar and William Monaghan differ in visibility and style, they are both prodigal sons who have left this city and then returned to it.

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Making American Labor Visible Again

by Tim Keane December 15, 2018December 14, 2018

Though officially outlawed in 1865, the de facto continuation of slavery remains a repulsive American secret.

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Louise Nevelson’s Graphic Imagination

by Tim Keane October 6, 2018October 6, 2018

Nevelson used drawing as a creative bridge back and forth into the making of sculpture.

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Marcel Proust’s Dream of Art

by Tim Keane August 25, 2018September 16, 2018

Proust’s mid-career struggles with writing led him to art criticism, which provides clues to the qualities prized by readers of In Search of Lost Time.

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Van Gogh’s Japanese Idyll

by Tim Keane June 23, 2018June 22, 2018

Through willful imitation of Japanese art, van Gogh became the van Gogh we know, perhaps the world’s most famous painter.

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A Painter’s Extraterrestrial Journey Through the Light of Day

by Tim Keane April 28, 2018April 27, 2018

In recent decades, living and working in and around Cape Cod, Paul Resika’s imagery has veered between the naturalistic and the mythical.

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Photographing Northern Ireland’s Mean Streets

by Tim Keane December 2, 2017December 5, 2017

During the decades that Northern Ireland’s paramilitary violence garnered worldwide attention, most people were busy making ends meet.

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How August Sander and Otto Dix Recorded Fascism’s Rise

by Tim Keane October 8, 2017October 6, 2017

Questions posed in a two-artist exhibition at Tate Liverpool reflect back on our own politically desperate era, often with eerie resonance.

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Walter Benjamin on How to Stop Worrying and Love Late Capitalism

by Tim Keane July 15, 2017July 23, 2017

Benjamin’s gargantuan Arcades Project brims with philosophical propositions, poetic digressions, lyrical aphorisms, and experimental theses.

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