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In this retrospective of Ali Akbar Sadeghi's work, visitors enter the labyrinthine world of the artist's practice which includes paintings, illustrations, poems, sculptures, stained glass, installations, and animation.
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The Nature of Things, a two-woman show in Brooklyn, explores the boundary between life and death, between the natural and unnatural.
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The artist Bo Bartlett recently got together with family and friends to celebrate the opening of an eponymous arts center that intends to serve the Columbus community through a rich program of exhibitions, concerts, lectures, and film.
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Lined up and stacked, these tiles in a restaurant bathroom make the wall look just like the façade of a Soviet-style panel building.
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The renowned font designer will be remembered in an online project created Cooper Union, his alma mater, highlighting various objects for a 100-day run.
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This vast collection of video art reveals how artists have been speaking back to mass modes of communication for decades.
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The 1841 portraits by Franklin R. Street have been shown at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and appear in the new documentary The Montiers: An American Story.
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Joiri Minaya presents a series of color photographs along with poetically descriptive texts that reflect on the immigrant experience.
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When a post about my work is removed, suddenly and without permission, it feels like a violation — if not legally, then emotionally, and certainly materially in terms of costs to my career.
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Two major public universities have recently moved to radically downsize or entirely relocate their fine arts libraries, which is in keeping with broader trends of libraries doing away with books.
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From a bio-electrical instrument triggered by changes in muscle tension to a satirical monument-smashing rampage, Angie Eng has curated an enticing performance program at Roulette.
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Initially designed to raise awareness of Sahrawi refugees living in Western Sahara, an exhibition takes a sprawling look at the legacies of colonialism.