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In her Museum of Modern Art retrospective, Piper makes visible the ways in which we are held in place by other people and their perceptions, and how their perceptions lead to the politics and philosophies that make up our world.
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This week, Yayoi Kusama goes floral, the battle over US identity, considering David Goldblatt in Paris, Humanities problems, reviewing the Pioneers of African-American Cinema, and more.
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Wong proceeds mark by mark without knowing in advance what will happen or where he will go.
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Hull’s “stolen portraits” are funny, weird, seductive, robust, mysterious, saucy, and nearly impossible to decipher.
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Thirty-seven Trump Administration officials have been fired or resigned in just over a year.
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A normal artist would just take a picture of the cherry tree.
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Karin Sander’s Kitchen Pieces draw your attention to the rhythmic ridges of an acorn squash, the bumpy peel of an orange, and the spiky surface of a yellow dragon fruit.
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For Hausmann, who was one of the founders of Berlin Dada, realist nature photography became a preferred means of his post-Dada expression, picked up during his sojourns to the North Sea and Baltic coasts in the early 1930s.
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The work of Teresita Fernandez and Nari Ward presents two contradictory views of the United States — one of the most hopeful, and one of the least.
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Just in time for Earth Day, this year's Salone includes 1,200 installations scattered all over the city, many devoted to sustainability and technology under the theme "Be Human."
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Art lending libraries work like any other library: borrow an artwork, enjoy it in your home, and return it by its due date for little to no cost.
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This exhibition of work by Grant Wood at the Whitney Museum, offers an opportunity to reconsider a very unusual artist who has been pigeonholed as irretrievably conservative and sentimental.