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A Photographic Portrait of Black Culture Around the Globe
CHICAGO — Deana Lawson’s photographs thwart easy notions of symmetry.
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Why the Rijksmuseum Is Removing Bigoted Terms from Its Artworks’ Titles
If you’re browsing the digital collection of Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, you might come across a 1594 painting by Cornelisz van Haarlem, "Bathsheba at her Toilet," picturing “the beautiful Bathsheba” bathing outside the castle of King David.
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The Art and Artifice of Macy's Santaland
In the midst of a tourist-filled holiday season, we decided to review a genre-busting installation at New York City's hottest, most innovative museum.
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A Show of Love for John Giorno's Poetry, Art, and Life
PARIS — Kudos to Ugo Rondinone.
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ArtRx NYC
Whether you're looking for fun things to do with your family this week or trying to escape them, we've got you covered. Check out a sound installation about gender, a claymation workshop for kids, Hayao Miyazaki's films on the big screen, and more.
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Artist Shames Taylor Swift Over Pirated Painting, but Decides to Shake It Off
Last year, New Orleans-based artist Ally Burguieres painted a picture of a smiley little fox. A few months later, Burguieres was surprised to find that pop star Taylor Swift had shared an image that looked exactly like the fox painting on Instagram.
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From a 12,000-Year-Old Turkish City to a Finnish Airport, Europe's Most At-Risk Heritage Sites
Western media stories about cultural heritage destruction have recently focused on places like Syria, Iraq, and Libya.
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Hartford Art School Introduces Interdisciplinary MFA with Free Webinar
The University of Hartford’s Hartford Art School in West Hartford, Connecticut, is introducing its curriculum and faculty in a free webinar for the new Interdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts that features the Nomad9 Residencies.[http://engine.nectarads.com/p/eyJhdiI6MTAxMDc1LCJhdCI6MjAsImJ0IjowLCJjbS
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The Striking Photographs of the First Female American War Correspondent Killed in Action
“You can do anything you want to do if you want to do it so badly you’ll give up everything else to do it,” the Wisconsin-born photojournalist Dickey Chapelle said, according to her biography.
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Sending Out an SOS to Save Our Concrete Brutalist Monsters
The monolithic concrete that forms some of our most creative 20th-century architectural heritage is in danger of disappearing.
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In a Time of Displacement, Arab Artists Negotiate the Meaning of Home
TORONTO — Home Ground provides a kind of vast cosmos that reflects the rootlessness of the immigrant experience and the challenge of finding, developing, and maintaining an identity.
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A Conversation with One of the Curators Bringing African Art to the 2016 Armory Show
To curate the 2016 Focus, the Armory invited Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba, the founders of Contemporary And (C&), a primarily online magazine that focuses on contemporary art being made in Africa or originating with artists from that continent and its diaspora.