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Artist Hannah Rothstein created a series of images in the style of vintage posters for US National Parks that imagines what they will look like if we don't act against climate change.
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In Thiago Rocha Pitta’s The First Green at Marianne Boesky Gallery, nature is not victimized, but rebellious and intent on reclaiming land lost to humanity.
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The series Making Faces on Film gathers daring and singular films about being black in the United States, from 1913 to today.
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A public artwork reminds us that what’s happening to the humans in a city is not necessarily the same as what’s happening to the animals.
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The latest incarnation of Shakespeare's tragedy, The Walking Forest by Christiane Jatahy makes its US debut later this week at REDCAT.
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Conceived in response to the current humanitarian disaster, Law of the Journey is rooted in the artist's research while on location at refugee camps in Greece
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Map(ing) is part art show, part residency: indigenous North American artists collaborate with Arizona State University graduate students to make prints
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For its current exhibition on the Renaissance artists, the National Gallery collaborated with Factum Arte to create a complex reproduction of one of their most famous collaborations.
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It is no small feat that Marie Selby Botanical Gardens managed to provide a new perspective on an exhaustively studied painter and perennial favorite of the art world.
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This week, making Picasso paintings 3D, best restaurant review hate read, Lucas Cranach the Elder's business acumen, architectural terra-cotta, and defining "re-accommodate."
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"Adults are just obsolete children and the hell with them."
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The first thing that makes Keister an outlier is that he made sculpture that you didn’t back into, but which you bumped your head against.