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As part of the Dada centennial celebrations, Ugly Duckling Presse has published a 1000-copy, boxed-set, limited-edition facsimile of the two editions of The Blind Man, called The Blind Man: New York Dada, 1917.
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A new book chronicles how artist Laura Anderson Barbata led the repatriation and burial of Julia Pastrana, a 19th-century indigenous Mexican woman exhibited in life and death for her excessive hair.
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Depicts of hell in Japanese art are intricate fantasy that were used to inspire moral behavior and the only figures smiling are the demons.
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Austin Radcliffe's book teaches a secret to relaxation: taking in colorful photos of meticulously ordered everyday objects.
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Children's art books offer opportunities for kids — and the adults in their lives — to engage with art in joyful and surprising ways.
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In the graphic novel Magritte: This is Not a Biography, characters from the Surrealist artist's paintings come to life.
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In Chris Ware's latest book, Monograph, he confronts his past self through various ephemera and remembrances.
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Is looking at a work of art for up to fifteen minutes with no context the best way to appreciate and understand it?
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Although Lu Xun eventually cast his lot with the communist revolutionaries, he took a dim view of literature that attempted to recover a national identity or culture.
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John Godfrey’s poems are like pointillistic patterns more than traditional narratives, suggesting an attitude over a story.
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In these enigmatic poems, de la Torre’s mode of direct address seeks to put the reader into a trance.
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In Heisenberg's Salon, Susan Lewis reveals the irrational lurking within every gesture, symbol, structure, and sentiment.