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Is It Possible to Enjoy Cornelia Parker’s Works Without Her Words?

by Michael Glover October 3, 2022October 4, 2022

Parker’s stories bring so many of her works alive, give them meaning, and make us warm to her and to them. Is that a problem?

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Banksy Cancels Print Giveaway After Warning from UK Election Commission

by Claire Voon June 6, 2017June 7, 2017

The street artist had planned to give a new, limited-edition print to anyone who could prove they’d voted against the Tories in the upcoming general election.

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We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes: Manhattan’s Psycho Summer

Avatar photo by Allison Meier May 2, 2016May 7, 2016

New York City is creeping towards a psycho kind of summer.

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Sussing Out Subtlety at the Frieze Art Fairs in London

by Janet Tyson October 14, 2015October 15, 2015

LONDON — Last year was my first Frieze London fair, and I was baffled that it could seem so desultory, given that it was chock-a-block with pointlessly novel artworks.

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Die Die Die: A Survey

by John Powers July 2, 2010July 2, 2010

This is an artist’s essay that explores some of the ideas put forward in Powers’ three-part essay, “Art, Not Suicide,” published earlier this week. -Ed. Note

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