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The Artists Who Led Secret Lives as Musicians
Double Lives showcases the sound-based creations of people better known as artists than musicians.
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The Wondrous Alchemy of William Cordova’s Sculptures
In his first museum survey, at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, Peruvian-born artist William Cordova creates a mostly-wordless history book through his enchanting sculptures, drawings, and installations.
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Fasces, Fascism, and How the Alt-Right Continues to Appropriate Ancient Roman Symbols
The use of fasces by alt-right groups is another attempt to commandeer the insignia of ancient Rome to connect their movements to the bygone power and legitimacy of the Roman empire.
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A Personal Tribute to Richard Timperio, a Beloved Figure of the Brooklyn Art Scene
Rich never forgot his roots deep in our community, and never lost his love and care for the artists.
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A Big Party Kicks off Brooklyn Museum’s Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power
The Brooklyn Museum will host an opening celebration and dance party for the opening of their highly anticipated exhibition.
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Neighbors Converge and Share Their Memories Around a Public Art Project in LA
Together the neighbors have built an incomplete history of the empty lot where Tanya Brodsky installed her sculpture earlier this summer.
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How Female Sculptors Are Pushing the Bounds of Metal as a Medium
"Heavy Metal", on view at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, showcases women artists working with a stereotypically masculine material.
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Diyarbakır's Art Scene and the Voice of Kurdish Resistance
The center of Kurdish cultural revival has a new nonprofit independent art space that hopes to bridge the divide between local artists and the international art community.
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Understanding Contemporary Caribbean Art Outside of the Latin American Framework
Trying to subsume the Caribbean into a discourse of Latin America or America, curators argue, limits the ability to account for differences between islands.
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New York's Biggest Book Festival Runs All Week in Brooklyn
This week, the Brooklyn Book Festival takes place, with a series of literary events occurring throughout the city.
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Tapestries that Mend the Divides Between Mexico and the US
Tanya Aguiñiga's work results from a lifetime of creating textile pieces from broken and found threads.
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The Deeply Shared Rhythms and Patterns of Paintings and Quilts
Both Allie McGhee, a painter, and Carole Harris, a fiber artist, are lifelong Detroiters, and both have established a signature aesthetic akin to visual jazz.