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The True Crime Story of a Notorious Looter
How Douglas Latchford got away with it; plus, Frank Stella’s Navajo weavings.
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“In Minor Keys” Is the Biennale’s Crown Jewel
Also, Aruna D’Souza interviews Australian Pavilion artist Khaled Sabsabi.
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Haegue Yang’s Meditations on Exile
Also, the controversy around an AI-altered version of an Ansel Adams photo.
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It's Art-World Summer in NYC
Celebrate with a visit to Betye Saar's doll collection and Roberto Lugo's ode to Puerto Rico.
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Betye Saar’s Birthday Present
The assemblage artist donates her doll collection to the New York Historical, and we walk you through strong performance art at the Venice Biennale.
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Brent Sikkema’s Husband Convicted
Also: Columbia University’s MFA show, a new Anni Albers biography, and Karla Knight’s cosmic codes.
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Gabrielle Goliath, Richard Avedon, “Chicken Linda”
A Jackson Pollock sold for a record-breaking $181 million at Christie's auction. Should it matter to anyone?
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Why I Removed Cesar Chavez From My Show
Elizabeth Ferrer writes candidly about making “a decision I could live with,” Roberto Lugo's ode to Puerto Rico, and a new Avedon documentary in Cannes.
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Billie Holiday Comes to Queens
Thomas J Price and Tavares Strachan are frontrunners for a new commission to honor the jazz legend.
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A $1B Evening With Nicole Kidman
Plus, a show in Chicago explores the lives of Black American artists in Paris.
New York Newsletter
Bahar Behbahani Brings the Persian Garden to NYC
With the spring art fairs behind us, we can relax for a moment and enjoy some restorative community time. That’s exactly the purpose of Bahar Behbahani’s Damask Rose project at Governors Island, where artists and cultural practitioners convened to share stories, play music, and make art. Diba Mohtasham
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Gabrielle Goliath’s "Elegy" Comes to Venice
A review of the show that was censored by the South African government, Seattle Art Museum workers push for a union, and 12 art books to read this summer.