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A Year of Struggle in Words and Images

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty May 1, 2021April 30, 2021

Manjit Thapp’s first full-length graphic novel, Feelings, charts a young woman’s emotional journey through South Asia’s six-season calendar.

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Hanif Abdurraqib on Black Performance and the Joy of Writing his New Book

Avatar photo by Monica Uszerowicz March 30, 2021April 6, 2021

The poet talks to Hyperallergic about A Little Devil in America and the process behind his new music podcast, Object of Sound.

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New Helen Frankenthaler Biography Favors Nostalgia Over Artist’s Interiority

Avatar photo by Lily Meyer March 23, 2021March 23, 2021

In Fierce Poise, the paternalistic attitude toward Frankenthaler undermines both the author’s gifts and the artist’s.

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Black Futures, an Anthology Brimming With Life and Radical Imagination

Avatar photo by Daniella Brito February 19, 2021February 18, 2021

The new book by Kimberly Drew and Jenna Wortham considers an urgent question: “What does it mean to be Black and alive right now?”

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Kimberly Drew Asks: What Should a Museum Look Like in 2020?

Avatar photo by Allison Conner October 15, 2020November 5, 2020

In This Is What I Know About Art, Drew uses her own fumbles and triumphs as a frame in which to examine the symbiotic relationship between art and activism.

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A Novel Take on Teaching Children About Art

Avatar photo by Laura Relyea March 26, 2020July 16, 2020

Women Artists A to Z encourages young readers to interact thoughtfully and inquisitively with art and artists, which is no small undertaking.

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Penguin Random House and Barnes & Noble’s Latest Diversity Initiative Failed Miserably

by Hakim Bishara February 5, 2020February 6, 2020

After backlash, the advertising ploy, which reimagined literary figures from Peter Pan to Frankenstein’s monster as people of color, was canceled less than 24 hours after it was announced.

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Welcome Back, William Gibson

by Geoffrey Cruickshank-Hagenbuckle January 25, 2020January 24, 2020

In Agency, Gibson’s unequaled sequel to The Peripheral (2014), characters return from the future, virtually and with a vengeance.

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A Novelist Mines the Profound Humor of Human Life

Avatar photo by Deepa Bhasthi November 8, 2019

Etgar Keret’s stories are absurd, tragic, surreal, and often dramatic, with surprising and shocking twists.

The cover of Avedon: Something Personal by Norma Stevens and Steven Aronson (courtesy Penguin Random House)
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Richard Avedon Foundation Demands New Avedon Biography Be Pulled [UPDATED]

Avatar photo by Benjamin Sutton December 20, 2017December 21, 2017

According to the photographer’s foundation, the newly released biography Avedon: Something Personal, “is filled with countless inaccuracies.”

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The Curious Histories of Colors, from Beige to Heliotrope

by Claire Voon November 6, 2017November 8, 2017

These stories about the origins of hues makes for a colorful read.

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The Beauty and Devastation of Mankind’s Impact on Earth

by Claire Voon January 4, 2017January 9, 2017

In his book Overview: A New Perspective of Earth, photographer Benjamin Grant uses satellite imagery to convey the enormity of mankind’s effects on the planet.

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