In Brief
James Turrell's Famous MoMA PS1 Skyspace Interrupted by Neighboring Luxury Condo Development
In the immortal words of Joni Mitchell, "They paved paradise and put up a parking lot massive skyscraper."
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News
1943 Penny Sells for Over $200,000, and ICA Boston Acquires Kusama Infinity Room
Plus, the J. Paul Getty Museum acquires a major Giovanni Segantini painting.
Opinion
Second Lady Karen Pence to Return to Teaching Art at Homophobic Christian School
If you really want to get in there and build future generations of toxicity, fear, and violence, you have to start while they’re young!
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August Wilson Center Presents Familiar Boundaries. Infinite Possibilities
The artists challenge cultural hierarchies, refute the Western gaze, address social and environmental issues, and investigate the histories of the Black body as labor.
Art
An 18th-Century Designer of Fantastical Bodies and Imaginary Buildings Is Posthumously Recognized
Once relegated to academic footnotes as a bemusing curio, Jean-Jacques Lequeu is finally being fully recognized for his cheeky and dazzling drawings.
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Art Movements
The city of Tulsa has received $1 million from Bloomberg Philanthropies to fund public art commemorating Black Wall Street, Pérez Art Museum Miami has received a $100,000 grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, and more.
Art
A YouTuber Illuminates the History of American Urban Development
In the series called Franklin we watch a city get built over time, beginning centuries back and then evolving in a way which mirrors the growth of many real American cities.
Art
Artists Recognize the Benefits of a Parasite-Host Relationship
Inspired by the curator's manifesto, artists look at how points where the parasite and the host engage or “interrupt” each other.
Opinion
A Sanrio Crocodile Called "Big Challenges" Is the 2020 Mascot We All Need
We have big challenges and we need Big Challenges!
Film
Netflix and Hulu Release Contrasting Documentaries on the Fyre Festival Scandal
Hulu got out of the gate early, dropping Fyre Fraud as a surprise one week ahead of Netflix's planned release of Fyre. Watching the films, an interesting contrast emerges.
News
Somewhere in the Namibian Desert, Toto's "Africa" Is Playing … Forever
Thanks to artist Max Siedentopf, the 1982 soft-rock staple turned über-meme has reached its logical conclusion.
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Apply for the Exhibition Design MA at GW’s Corcoran School of the Arts & Design
Students develop dexterity through training in analog craft and digital fabrication, studies in history and theory, and exercises in real-world application.