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How Can Artists Help Shape More Humane Drug Policies?
An artist, an author, a policy expert, and a member of the itinerant Museum of Drug Policy discuss the many impacts of the global drug trade and efforts to control it.
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The Radical Work of Women Artists in Latin America from 1960 to ‘85
Radical Women shares the work of 120 Latin American and Latina artists from 15 different countries during times of intense political and social unrest.
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The Polychromatic Postcolonial Churches of Southern India Shine
The churches of South India are unlike others around the world for their colorful graphic designs.
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Reconsidering Our Everyday Gestures and What They Mean
In her upcoming performances on the High Line, Swiss artist Alexandra Bachzetsis appropriates and redeploys gestures and movements from a range of high and low cultural contexts.
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A Workshop to Help Artists Sell Their Work
An artist, gallerist, and author lead a workshop at SOHO20 Gallery on selling your work.
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Urs Fischer and Gagosian Bank on a Big Pop-Up Show on Fifth Avenue
The artist's massive aluminum sculpture "Things" commands a former bank space in Midtown Manhattan.
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A History of Self-Taught African American Artists
Curator Lizzetta LeFalle-Collins discusses the history and lineage of self-taught African American artists, from slavery to the present day.
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A Residency Invites Artists to Work with Scientists Who Design Art Materials
Winsor & Newton has returned to its roots through the Griffin programs, where artists and scientists benefit from each other’s expertise and perspective.
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LA Artists Take Us from the Colonial Past to the Interstellar Future
Winners of the City of Los Angeles Individual Artist Fellowship highlight contested histories and utopian pasts in their group show.
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Five Artists Explore the Aesthetics of Mourning
An exhibition of video work forces different styles of grieving into one small space.
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A Critical Piece of Advice Robert De Niro, Sr. Gave Me About Art
Robert De Niro senior’s sage advice, which he gave me in the late 1970s, has stayed with me, although I remember finding it intensely challenging when first offered.
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Curators Test Ties Between Science, Art, and The Colonial Imagination
An ongoing investigation into the impact of 19th century botanical adventurers on culture shapes questions posed in an exhibition in a now defunct Veterinarian College.