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The Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Comes to Southern California Museums This March
The program kicks off this Sunday at the ICA LA, with an edit-a-thon focused on women and comedy.
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An Artist Uses Abstraction to Express the Loss of Her Sisters
Rema Ghuloum's life-affirming response to this loss has been to make paintings whose direct and unapologetic pursuit of beauty feels rare.
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Revisiting Postwar Honeymoon Resorts, “the Greatest Theme Parks of Heterosexuality”
Since the 1950s, the Poconos’ kitschy honeymoon resorts have held up a funhouse mirror to American attitudes toward sexuality.
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The Radical, Gender-Bending Photographs of Ulrike Ottinger
In the German artist and filmmaker's work from the '70s and '80s, Glinda the Good Witch becomes a bearded queen in a shopping mall, and that's just the beginning.
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Languages as Bridge in the Work of Siah Armajani
Born in Tehran and having made his home in Minneapolis, historical and familial references abound in this artist's body of work that draws in equal measure from the arts and the sciences.
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Challenging the Trope of the “Woman in the Window”
A project places video art by six women of color in the windows of galleries and arts organizations in Los Angeles's Chinatown.
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Be a Spy for the Day at the KGB Spy Museum
Perhaps the whole museum is an elaborate campaign to recruit people with an abiding interest in the KGB, for dissemination of digital weapons and fake news.
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An Artist Illuminates Our Need to be Seen and Recognized
The indispensability of recognition is simultaneously made both more urgent and more complicated when you realize, as Yelaine Rodriguez does, that we are mutable, never sufficing to be just one person.
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Harvard's Complicit History with Slavery
Slavery in the Hands of Harvard is a small but remarkably effective look at the historical ties and intersections between the school and the varied institutions of slavery.
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Drawing in the Computer Age At the Morgan Library & Museum
The Morgan Library & Museum explores the intersection of drawing and technology with a talk by Rachel Federman.
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Contrary to Popular Belief, "Wheatfield with Crows" Was Not Vincent van Gogh's Last Painting
John Berger was wrong! But we have the answers.
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“Movement-generated Theory Magazine" Anemones Launches at Hyperallergic HQ on March 14
Hyperallergic to host the launch of Anemones, a new magazine that will cover stories of liberation and anti-colonialism in the United States, Palestine, and India.