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A Little-Known but Beloved Artist’s Quietly Powerful Still Lifes
Ruth Miller tells us worlds about what it means to see.
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How to Organize a Biennial In Occupied Territory
The Qalandiya International is in its fourth iteration and offers a bounty of solutions for curators working outside centers of power and wealth.
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A BP Oil Protest Spills Through the British Museum’s Protest Exhibition
BP or not BP? gathered in opposition of oil giant BP’s financial stake at the British Museum, accusing the company of bolstering its political positioning through its arts investments.
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Nan Goldin Selling Signed Prints for $100 to Fight the Opioid Crisis
The artist is donating proceeds from the sale, a collaboration between Magnum Photos and the Aperture Foundation, to her activist group PAIN (Prescription Addiction Intervention Now).
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Independent Artists Take Control of Their Destiny at the Clio Art Fair
Understanding the need for independent artists to promote themselves, Clio Art Fair provides artists without gallery representation access to the New York curatorial and art market scenes.
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A Tragedy Inspires an Impromptu Art Intervention in Iraqi Kurdistan
For a week after the Iranian Army's deadly missile attack on an Iranian Kurdish community, artist Shorsh Ahi and his family slept among the ruins, expanding upon his installation.
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Anita Shapolsky Gallery Presents SUPER BODIES, A Transhistorical Exploration of the Body in Art
SUPER BODIES moves beyond the gallery’s focus on abstract expressionism to exhibit art from a potpourri of artists, periods, countries, and media.
In Brief
How to Build Your Own Banksy Shredder
Fab Lab Irbid, a workshop for personal digital fabrication, has released free step-by-step instructions for home artists and engineers to manufacture their own Banksy frame.
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Ria Brodell’s Butch Heroes Recovers Forgotten Queer History
Katherina Hetzeldorfer was tried and then drowned in the Rhine, for a crime that didn’t have a name in 1477.
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Christie's Sells "AI-Generated" Art for $432,500 As Controversy Swirls Over Creators' Use of Copied Code
Before the auction, Christie's refused journalists' requests for comment on the questionable attribution of the AI-generated artwork. Now, the code's original creator, a 19-year-old working at Stanford, has publicly voiced concerns that the tech group misrepresented their moneymaking intentions.
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Patricia Cronin Casts Aphrodite as a Feminist Role Model
Cronin puts a feminist spin on ancient myths.
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The Plurality and Progressivism of India's Modern Art Revolution
The Asia Society Museum's latest exhibition proves that India's modern artists wove their own way through abstractionism as their country changed around them.