Opinion
The Unbridgeable Chasm Between the Bronx and the Police
“Is there a possibility for this community and police to restore a relationship?” Artist Shaun Leonardo asked three panelists at the Laundromat Project. The answer was a unequivocal no.
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In Brief
Thomas Gainsborough Painting Gouged at London’s National Gallery
On Saturday, a man wielding a screwdriver cut two long gashes into "The Morning Walk," though conservators believe the damage can be easily repaired.
Art
Political Cartoonists Talk Trump at the Museum of the City of New York
On March 23, five US-based political cartoonists will discuss the realities, challenges, and urgency of their work today.
Art
Artists Sift Through Archives for Memories of Miami
For this exhibition, artists searched through home videos, letters, documents, and images, finding physical ephemera and strange histories with which to create new work.
Art
Tour New York’s Gilded Age Architecture with a New Museum App
“A Walk Through Gilded NY” is an audio and visual tour through the past and present of the city’s turn-of-the-century architecture.
In Brief
Newly Discovered Chinese Tomb Murals Give a Glimpse of Domestic Life 1,000 Years Ago
These colorful paintings give us a sense of the mortuary customs that were part of life in China over a millennium ago.
Art
Memorial Portraits Made with the Subjects’ Ashes
After the loss of her father and a close friend, Heide Hatry began making portraits where her subjects' faces are delicately recreated with their own cremated remains.
Art
The Graphic Idealism of the 1970s US Radical Left
An exhibition at the Interference Archive creates the feeling of wandering around an old curiosity shop where the stock is radical politics.
Announcement
'Riverrun,' an Exhibition Centered on Artistic Language at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum
Like the process of self-psychotherapy, the exhibition RIVERRUN offers a broadly inclusive, all-encompassing view of the writing and reading of art.
Books
The Unflinching Sensuality of Ren Hang's Photographs
The young artist, who died last month at age 29, is the subject of a new monograph from TASCHEN.
Art
Required Reading
This week, imaging the world's longest building, the Oxford comma wins, Grabner on Gibson, We Are All Merkel, artist tattoos MAGA around his anus, and more.
Art
Weekend Words: Chess
"Chess can be described as the movement of pieces eating one another."