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Often lost amid the Oscar season hype parade, the Academy Award–nominated short films are the lagniappe of the affair, a little extra dose of movie popcorn to munch on and enjoy, even if you skip out on the actual award show.
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From 1805 to as recently as 2000, Princeton University exhibited one of the great college natural history collections, rivaling those of peers Harvard and Yale.
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I see Bailey's face most places now because I signed up for the You Museum — the "world's first and only personalized museum that's with you wherever you go."
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What kind of painting do you make in the face of the killing of an unarmed civilian by a police officer? What type of drawing sums up the pain of more than a century of institutional racism?
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The internet can seem ubiquitous and invisible at once, but it relies on an elaborate infrastructure that's sometimes buried just below our feet.
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Editor's note: The following article, written by Amin Husain, Nicholas Mirzoeff, and Nitasha Dhillon as MTL Collective, is a response to the "Report on the Cultural Boycott of Israel," which we published last week. This is the second in a continuing series exploring BDS and its connection to the art
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LOS ANGELES — Artist Jennifer Moon is not the first or the last to experiment with self-surveillance, documenting selfies of her every moment for anyone and no one.
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The movie Beyond Clueless opens at high school’s gates, signaling our venture into teenage life.
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Museums around Europe have rallied a troop of artifacts to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo's 200th anniversary.
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LONDON — Walking through The Image as Burden, Marlene Dumas’s retrospective at Tate Modern, is like venturing into a forest of images.
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Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly have brought politicized pole dancing to the New Museum.
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ROTTERDAM — Whether you like it or not, Karen Archey and Robin Peckham’s 2014 exhibition and catalogue Art Post-Internet solidified the term “post-internet art” in our vocabulary.