Books
A Comic Draws Connections Between Mass Surveillance and Drone Warfare
In the true spirit of journalism, Pratap Chatterjee and Khalil team up to lay bare a complex story on their new graphic novel's pages.
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It Seems Like This:
Distance is relative.
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Why Women-Identified Artists Created Their Own Festival
GIRLSCHOOL, now in its third year, hopes to bring women-identified artists into the mainstream.
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How to Draw a Black Lady
"When people are given the space to represent themselves, they have the liberty to do strange and shocking things."
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Too Cool 4 School
At my elementary school there was an annual competition to design the yearbook cover.
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When Your Friend Becomes a Famous Artist
It's important to keep some perspective when your friends' careers take off.
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Artist Cannot Wait to Get Out of the Studio and Shiver
The opening day for trout fishing in New York State falls on April Fool's Day.
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A Hop Through Los Angeles's Bunny Museum
From taxidermy to antique dolls, visiting Candace Frazee and Steve Lubanski's 34,000-item menagerie of 🐇 regalia is a hare-raising experience.
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Oysters with Neil Gaiman
I went to see Neil Gaiman in conversation with Brooke Gladstone at BAM.
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Five Games to Play at the Art Museum
"Kick the Kandinsky" is still a step too far, but there are plenty of grown-up games one can play at the museum.
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A Hand-Drawn Dispatch from the LA Debut of the Other Art Fair
From the price of booze to artists pacing their booths, plenty of things caught my attention at the inaugural West Coast edition of the fair.
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My Mom Thinks Artist Residencies Are Retreats
But for me, they're occasions to get a lot of work done.