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Superchief, Beloved LA Arts Hub, Fights to Stay Open
A longtime cornerstone of underground art and photography is thinking outside the white cube to stay afloat amid financial challenges.
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Agnes Gund, Champion of Arts and Equity, Dies at 87
From her efforts to end mass incarceration to her deep belief in education, the collector and philanthropist advocated for a more compassionate world.
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Tell Clyfford I Said ‘Hi’ Opens at the Clyfford Still Museum
Curated by the children of the Colville Confederated Tribes, this collaborative exhibition explores their perspectives on Clyfford Still’s works.
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The 14th Taipei Biennial Explores Collective Yearning and Shared Futures
Curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath and organized by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, this biennial brings together 52 artists from 35 cities around the world.
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12 Art Books to Read This Fall
A Louise Bourgeois biography, Joe Sacco’s latest graphic investigation, a Wifredo Lam catalog, a study of diasporic Nigerian women artists, and more.
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Fire Tears Through Iconic Artist Building in Brooklyn
Some tenants say they’ve lost a lifetime of work to the blaze that ravaged a Red Hook building housing dozens of studios and art businesses.
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Sprawling Mural in Support of Immigrants Unveiled in St. Patrick's Cathedral
The 12-panel artwork by Adam Cvijanovic is the largest ever commissioned for the Neo-Gothic landmark.
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Pussy Riot Members Sentenced to Russian Prison in Absentia
“I stand by every single word and my anti-war stance is clear,” said Diana Burkot, a member of the exiled feminist art collective.
Art Review
A Neo-Impressionism Show for the One Percent
An exhibition shows off the movement’s socialist politics via works a wealthy benefactor unironically chomped up.
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For Lygia Clark, Art Was a Means of Survival
The pioneering Brazilian artist and therapist used interactive works to show that art, therapy, and politics are more connected than we may think.
Community
A View From the Easel
“Funny enough, what I want in my studio is what I want for my life.”
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Required Reading
This week: Ta-Nehisi Coates on responses to Charlie Kirk’s death, building the Sagrada Família, the Studio Museum’s intergenerational impact, plastic surgery waste, and more.