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Reimagining Abandoned Buddhist Temples as Unconventional Art Spaces
Some Thai artists have pioneered a way to repurpose once-religious structures into life-long art projects that are sacred in their own right.
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Snark Park Is the Latest Selfie-Taking Destination in Hudson Yards
If you visit Snarkitecture's new 3,000-square-foot "maze" for any reason other than to take posed photos, you will be bored within five minutes.
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The Politics and Limits of Transportation Systems Around the World
An exhibition presents a decade’s worth of research on how people get around with transportation systems that can both lead to and help resolve social inequalities.
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Get an International Overview of Art History with MoMA's Global Research Initiative
MoMA hosts a series of lectures and panels expanding on their research into art history in Africa, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
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The Overlooked Stories of Senior Citizens, Set to Music
Issued as an LP and double CD with an original cover design by Ed Ruscha, "It Happened To Me" paints a diverse and moving portrait of some of Santa Ana's oldest citizens.
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Revitalizing the Culture of Palestinian Food
The Palestine Hosting Society project, founded and directed by Mirna Bamieh, usually begins with research into a city or family’s food practices and culminates in a hosted “table,” where this research is presented to a group of invited guests.
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How Photography and Jazz Merged to Forge the "Black Is Beautiful" Movement
Kwame Brathwaite's photographs fused the two mediums to push the boundaries of beauty, transforming how we define Blackness.
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The Power of Deception to Subvert Heteronormativity
Artist Pixy Liao subverts gender norms with a playful yet threatening humor.
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A Photographer's Intimate Infinitude
David Lebe has often relied on alternative photographic processes to create powerful depictions of queer bodies.
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Visions of Urgent Abstraction
DC-area artist Rushern Baker IV’s abstractions attempt to find meaning in the chaotic world outside the canvas.
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The Global Culture of Punk On Screen
The series will feature seven films that center on the global influence of punk and will be held in conjunction with the exhibition Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976–1986.
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What Revolution Might Look Like
This show is different from many of the previous at the 8th Floor gallery precisely because it is so intertwined with the theme of voices and their sounds.