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Art

Learn About Clichés-verre, an Obscure 19th-Century Image Reproduction Technique

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Eugène Delacroix, and others employed the technique to share works with close acquaintances.

Art

A Gut-Wrenching Illustration of the Asian American Experience

Comprised of 15 panels, Ben Sakoguchi’s “Chinatown” is a history lesson in miniature.

News

Bronx Artists Collaborated to Refurbish Community Park Until the City Locked Them Out

Last August, the North Bronx Collective started cleaning up Tibbett’s Tail and have since opened a food distribution site at the park.

Art

Laura Aguilar’s Liberatory Gaze

Aguilar was a rare photographer who never erased herself, shifting the ethics of photographer-subject dynamics.

News

Filmmakers Condemn Lack of Diversity at PBS and Critique Overreliance on Ken Burns

The BIPOC documentarian collective Beyond Inclusion has drafted an open letter to the broadcaster.

Opportunities

Opportunities in April 2021

From grants for filmmakers to fellowships, residencies, and more, a list of opportunities that artists, writers, and art workers can apply for this month.

Collect the Next Bertoia at a Virtual Sale Benefitting Cranbrook Academy of Art and Art Museum

View the practices of 100+ student artists at CAA and collect art, including limited-edition alumni work, at STUDIO 2021.

Art

Jacob Lawrence Illuminates the American Struggle

The American Struggle is now in Seattle, where the painter spent his final decades.

Books

Michelangelo’s Last Two Decades Were His Busiest and Loneliest

William E. Wallace excavates a lesser-known but crucial final chapter of the artist’s approximately 75-year career.

Film

Your Chance to Create Your Own Online Film Program

The International Federation of Film Archives has devised the Programming Game, an easy way for curators, scholars, and fans to build a streaming series with free databases.

Comics

The White Male Mediocrity Market

There's a catch.