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Screens: đš Art Critics on Pandemic TV đș
In this issue, we asked six art critics to focus their critical lens on the television programs they were watching during the pandemic.
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Required Reading
This week, the scourge of immersive exhibitions, the popularity of anti-vax deathbed videos, the pregnant man emoji, Chomsky on Afghanistan, Met Gala commentary, and more.
Opinion
Thinking About Art on the 10th Anniversary of Occupy Wall Street
It seems like we broke the ice to a growing consciousness that the status quo isn't going to work.
News
Insider Trading Scandal Hits NFT Industry
Nate Chastain, OpenSeaâs head of product, was ousted on Twitter by a user who posted questionable transactions from his wallet.
Art
Objects that Help Tell the Story of Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklasâs Romance
The 40-year relationship that unfolded between Toklas and Stein became the bedrock of Parisâs artistic avant-garde.
Art
Women Artists Are in the Spotlight in West Palm Beach
Fifty works, all created by women, are brought together across time and media as the Norton Museum of Art reckons with the art worldâs patriarchal past and present.
Art
A Collector of Antiques Asks: "Can Something Be Racist and Also Be Beautiful?"
In the Blactiquing Space, curator and collector Kevin Jones presents deeply fraught objects with emotion, connection, and care.
Performance
Jess Dobkin, a Performance Artist With a Unique Sense of Humor
Dobkin caught the attention of critics early on with her quirky and occasionally self-deprecating works, which often center lesbian identity.
Film
In 1940s Japan, a Trophy Wife Becomes a Spy
In Kiyoshi Kurosawaâs Wife of a Spy, a woman becomes embroiled in exposing Japanese war crimes in Manchuria.
Books
A View of Oxford That Evades Its âEthos of âIntellectualismââ
âOxford has a complex social divide that tends to be ignored,â says photographer Arturo Soto.
News
NADA Is Opening a Fair Booth-Sized Project Space in Manhattan's Chinatown
An inaugural exhibition of light-based sculptures by eight artists, inspired by the many lighting stores on Manhattan's Bowery, opens this Saturday, September 18.
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LACMA Receives 109 Indigenous American Artworks
The gift from the Reiter Family includes 82 ceramic pieces made by the Pueblo peoples of the Southwest.