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DETROIT — Painter and art instructor Bob Ross, host of the legendary public access show The Joy of Painting, was known to say, “There is no such thing as a mistake, only happy accidents.”
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Today, TSA Public Affairs spokesperson Lisa Farbstein tweeted a photo of an object the organization's staff encountered at New York's JFK Airport.
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You may not believe in magic, but it has touched the souls of a number of Republicans, who are now calling for the nation to officially recognize it "as a rare and valuable art form and national treasure."
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Over the past 10 days, artist E. posted images and videos on Hyperallergic’s Instagram (@hyperallergic [https://www.instagram.com/hyperallergic/]) feed that focused on Black femme culture, cultural producers, and related critical discourses.
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“THE FUTURE IS NOW,” reads the header from the online bill for Versions: The Creative Landscape of Virtual Reality, a conference held earlier this month at the New Museum, co-presented by NEW INC and Kill Screen.
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Donald Trump doesn’t like to appear sketchy.
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Last month, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) voted to recommend 30 of the sites from its backlog of nearly 100 as potential landmarks.
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“MACHO POSTURING / THERE IS NO GOD,” reads British artist Grayson Perry’s newest drawing, which depicts an industrial wasteland with territories marked “fragile hope,” “crap jobs,” and “motorway of dreams (mistaken).”
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EVANSTON, Ill. — A Feast of Astonishments: Charlotte Moorman and the Avant-Garde, 1960s–1980s, currently on view at the Northwestern University’s Block Museum, is a masterful (if only slightly overwhelming) orchestration of original artworks and archival materials that examines the legacy of avant-g
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An exciting plan sure to lower your blood pressure.
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It's difficult to find spaces of tranquility in downtown Manhattan, much less in Soho, but Louise Despont has created an immersive and meditative space in the Drawing Center that invites you to slow down and shut out the noise of the city.
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MOSCOW — Is there an intrinsic relationship between individual addictions and mechanisms of collective control? Critic and theorist Boris Kliushnikov seems to think so.