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"The kind of planning for a city that would really work would be a sort of informed, intelligent improvisation, which is what most of our planning in life is in any case," said Jane Jacobs in a 1962 interview with Mademoiselle, conducted just after the 1961 publication of her influential The Death a
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At the Brooklyn Museum in June, Elizabeth Sackler read from James Baldwin's “An Open Letter to My Sister, Miss Angela Davis.”
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LOS ANGELES — Breasts, arms, legs, fingers, halved torsos, and a hairy mustache. These are some of the body parts represented in porcelain, paint, photography, and mixed media in Fragmented Gaze, curated by Loren Britton at Tiger Strikes Asteroid Gallery in Los Angeles.
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This year’s iteration of the Portland Biennial, organized by the Disjecta Contemporary Art Center and curated by artist Michelle Grabner, claims to be the most complete survey of contemporary art in Oregon ever.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — At the age of four, in 1986, Pao Houa Her sought refuge from Vietnam with her family in the US.
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Charles Yuen’s home in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, is comfortably domestic and suburban in feeling, which somehow surprises me, after having seen his zany and sardonic paintings earlier in the year at Studio10 in Bushwick.
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Kate Just, an American-born Australia-based artist, has long been committed to making feminist work that examines the human body experience.
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It has been exactly five years since Anders Behring Breivik murdered 77 people in Norway.
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CLEVELAND HEIGHTS — There's a good chance that if you think you know Joyce Brabner, you're picturing actress Hope Davis.
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The death of the photograph has been announced more than once.
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"After publishing the novel, I could not return to scholarly writing and the established formulas of criticism."
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Matt Saunders creates unique photographs that are fabricated from the marks of his own paintings.