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The Long 1960s, Seen Through NYPD Surveillance Photographs
The show offers rich historical materials, but little contextualization or insight into its relevance for our current political moment.
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This week in art news: wildfires forced the Getty Center and Skirball Cultural Center to close, the buyer of Leonardo's "Salvator Mundi" was revealed, and President Trump drastically reduced the size of two US National Monuments.
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A House in Baltimore Tells Stories Across Its Walls, Windows, Towels, and Sheets
Joseph Young's MicroFiction RowHouse consists of short texts and fragments of a fictional family's history playing out across the surfaces of the artist's home.
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Design Your Own Curriculum in Lesley University’s MFA in Photography and Integrated Media Program
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New WSJ Report Claims Saudi Crown Prince Is Real Buyer of $450.3M Leonardo [UPDATED]
A day after the New York Times identified the buyer of "Salvator Mundi" as an obscure Saudi prince, the Wall Street Journal claims he was merely serving as a proxy for the country's crown prince.
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Looking for America at Art Basel Miami Beach
If you know where to look, you will find heartbreakingly potent art at the fair this year.
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Skeleton of 18th-Century Philosopher Jeremy Bentham Will Travel to the Metropolitan Museum
The auto-icon of 18th-century philosopher Jeremy Bentham will travel from London to New York for an exhibition at the Met Breuer that explores the human body.
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery Presents See Yourself E(x)ist, a Group Show on the Future of Humans and Nature
See Yourself E(x)ist presents incidences of human interaction — with animals, insects, leaves, trees, earth, and time — that yield extraordinary artifacts, engineered forms of hope, and objects of power.
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How Contemporary Artists Are Embracing the Ambiguities of Gender
What’s incredibly refreshing and exciting about Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon is that it’s a queer art show that specifically seeks a space beyond a taxonomic obsession.
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Monumental Domestic Scenes Address Race and History in Detroit
Jason Yates's interdisciplinary project deploys kitsch and abstraction to grapple with the social legacies and the lived present of Detroit.
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VCFA’s Lorena Howard-Sheridan Featured in Annual Abierto Mexicano de Diseño Festival
Howard-Sheridan, a VCFA MFA in Graphic Design Faculty Member, had five of her publications featured at the annual design festival in Mexico.
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An Interactive Story Follows Two Migrants on Their Journeys to Europe
Migration Trail is a 10-day interactive story that unfolds in real time as it follows two migrants on their journey to Europe.