Art
Andrea Zittel's Sculptures for Survival
The artist's current exhibition at Andrea Rosen Gallery explores and interrogates what it means to be a participant in American culture.
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The Library Company of Philadelphia Explores the History of Education for the Blind
Artist-in-residence Teresa Jaynes’s exhibition combines her own original works with historical collections that document the education of the blind in the 19th century.[http://engine.nectarads.com/p/eyJhdiI6MTU2NjUzLCJhdCI6MjAsImJ0IjowLCJjbSI6NDkxNDczLCJjaCI6MTkzMCwiY2siOnt9LCJjciI6MTcyNDYwMywiZG0iO
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Photos from 100 Days of Self-Imposed Confinement
Nidaa Badwan’s 100 Days of Solitude explores the refuge she found in her 100-square-foot room in Gaza during the course of 20 months.
Books
A Fictional Photographer Chronicles a Changing City
For several years, Ben Katchor explored in comics the vanishing (or long gone) rituals we associate with life in America's metropolitan centers.
Comics
Why Not Gender EVERYTHING?
You can overdetermine anything, if you try hard enough.
Interview
Somali American Artists Create a Space All Their Own
St. John’s Catholic Church was built in 1922 to serve the growing Irish immigrant parish that was founded in 1887 on the city’s east side.
News
Dash Snow's Estate Sues McDonald's for Copyright Infringement
Seven years after the artist's death, a knockoff of his tag has popped up in various graffiti-themed McDonald's restaurants.
Film
A Film Captures the Slow, Painful, and Breathtaking Death of Louis XIV
Albert Serra bothers critics. In the last 10 years, the 41-year-old Catalan has made a handful of slow films and installations.
In Brief
Old Masters Paintings Worth a Combined $250 Million May Be Forgeries
In what’s being called “the biggest art scandal in a century,” French police are investigating about $255 million worth of paintings attributed to Old Masters that they suspect are forgeries.
Art
9 Artists to Watch from the 2016 Bushwick Open Studios
As we made our way across the neighborhood, we came across more than a few artists we'll be keeping our eyes on over the next year.
News
A Luminous NYPL Reading Room Reopens After a Two-Year Restoration
The central space of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building had been closed for repairs after one of the plaster rosettes on its ceiling plummeted to the ground in May 2014.
Announcement
Apply Now for VCU’s Photography + Film MFA, Offering Funding to Qualified Students
VCU’s nationally ranked Department of Photography + Film invites dynamic emerging artists whose work challenges traditional notions of photography and film to apply for our nationally ranked M.F.A.[http://engine.nectarads.com/p/eyJhdiI6MjEyMTIsImF0IjoyMCwiYnQiOjAsImNtIjo0ODk3MDcsImNoIjoxOTMwLCJjayI6