Books
The Curdling of American Masculinity in University Frats
For seven years, Andrew Moisey documented the debauchery of university fraternities. His photographs evince an unsettling ritual of malevolent machismo.
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In Brief
Over 6,000 Ottoman-Era Photographs Now Available Online
The Getty Research Institute has digitized a collection of Ottoman-era photographs available to study and download for free.
Books
A MoMA Anthology Conceives of the Art of Central and Eastern Europe Beyond the Post-Communist Lens
The anthology arrives at a crucial time to speak about the art scenes of European post-communist societies and their common conditions of transformation.
Community
A View From the Easel
This week, artist studios in California, New York, Ohio, and Texas.
Announcement
Havana Street Photography Tour with Master Photographer Federico Savini
Tour participants are invited to exhibit a selection of their photographs in a group show at the Pratt SCPS Gallery. Application deadline is January 10.
Art
The Romantic Gloom of Delacroix
His lush paintings make you feel Romanticism in your guts.
News
Week in Review: Basquiat Drew on Paintings with Invisible Ink, National Gallery Closes for Gov't Shutdown
Also, musicians Kendrick Lamar and SZA have settled with an artist who accused them of plagiarism, French antique dealers angered they were not consulted over restitution report, and more.
Art
10 Must-See LA Exhibitions in 2019: Julie Mehretu, Nayland Blake, Beatriz Cortez, and More
2019 brings a plethora of new art to the Los Angeles area, and here are some exhibitions not to miss out on.
In Brief
Uffizi Gallery Launches Online Campaign for Return of Painting Stolen by Nazis
The Uffizi's director has used social media to call out Germany authorities who have yet to respond to his requests for restitution.
News
Phoenix Art Museum Receives Collection of Latin American Art
Plus, Pierre Soulages's work sells at auction.
Art
Imagining Utopia in Rina Banerjee’s Whimsical Cornucopias
Cobbled together from materials including cowrie shells, Yoruba masks, horns, Japanese mosquito nets, and crocodile heads, Rina Banerjee's fantastical sculptures present a utopian vision of globalism.
Announcement
Miller ICA Presents, Paradox: The Body in the Age of AI
A symposium will be held on January 28 to explore the ways bias is inherently built into the structure and function of Machine Learning.