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Guess the Famous Artists in This Trivia Game of Colorful Clues
"Guess the Artist: The Art Quiz Game" is a new trivia challenge that asks players to identify an artist represented by three objects.
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A Cybernetic Bestiary Made of Disposable Packaging
At the Worcester Art Museum, Shih Chieh Huang has assembled bioluminescent kinetic sculptures made of dollar store materials.
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Urban Design Fantasies that Would Satisfy the Desires of the Superrich
Dionisio González's exhibition at Galerie Richard, while visually appealing, is beset with discordant sensibilities.
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A New Video Starkly Illustrates the Impact of Climate Change
Finnish researcher Antti Lipponen’s recently released video presents a century's worth of data on global temperatures in just 30 seconds.
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Videos that Question the Politics of Different Bodies
At the Met Breuer, four works by David Hammons, Arthur Jafa, Steve McQueen, and Mika Rottenberg overlap with and inform one another.
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When Magic and Art Find Common Ground
The exhibition The Transported Man finds the common ground shared between art and magic — work dedicated to the practice of presentation, showmanship, and illusion being taken for transfiguration or wizardry.
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Art Movements
This week in art news: Charlottesville shrouded its Confederate monuments while other US cities removed theirs, the Village Voice revealed it will cease its print edition, and a museumgoer left a trail of blue footprints after stepping on an Yves Klein.
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Chess as a Comic Book Trope
The World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis features over 200 comic books that use the strategies, conflicts, and battles of chess as a narrative theme.
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Fin-de-Siècle Austrian Pottery Paired with Prints by Klimt
The artists at Amphora, an Austrian pottery workshop founded in 1892, echoed the highly ornamental paintings of their contemporaries.
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A Utopian Suburb Where Residents Underwrite an Art Residency
Serenbe, a bedroom community of Atlanta with fewer than 500 residents, boasts an ambitious and unconventional artist-in-residence program.
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Listening to Anonymous Confessions in an Art Gallery
In a project by Gideon Jacobs and Gregor Hochmuth, visitors to Deli Gallery can pick up a phone and hear the confessions of strangers.
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50 Years of Celebrating, and Saving, Artist-Built Environments
The John Michael Kohler Arts Center is hosting a yearlong series of exhibitions marking their 50th year celebrating, and saving, art environments.