Art
Finding the Heart of a Nation in Generations of Black Art
Why a truthful account of artistic development in the United States during the latter half of the 20th century must include the artists shown in this exhibition.
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An Artist Finds His Muse in a Hallucinogenic Drug
Joe Roberts's latest book, filled with color and mystical symbology, connects creativity and psychedelics.
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#MeToo Protesters Call Out Sexual Assault Allegations at India's Kochi-Muziris Biennale
Protesters interrupted a Guerrilla Girls Q&A to call out the administration's lack of action after a co-founder and significant donor were publicly accused of sexual misconduct.
Art
New York City and Its Connections to the Moon
Heidi Neilson's "Moon Arrow" travels around the New York City shorelines to draw attention to celestial forces acting on the urban landscape.
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Prada Accused of Blackface, Pulls Controversial Animal Charms from Retailers
On Twitter, the fashion company said the misstep was unintentional before announcing that the caricature in question would be removed from display and circulation.
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Applications Now Open for the MA Curatorial Practice Program at the School of Visual Arts
MA Curatorial Practice offers the place and time to expand your thinking and skills as a curator, with an extraordinary international faculty in one of the great centers of art in the world.
Community
A View From the Easel
This week, artist studios in Illinois, Georgia, New Hampshire, Oregon, Virginia.
Art
Best of 2018: A Year in Film
Ten very different movies from this year grapple with a disjointed world.
News
Week in Review: Olafur Eliasson Transplants Glaciers Outside Tate Modern, Tania Bruguera Withdraws from Biennial
Also, the Museum of Black Civilizations has opened in Senegal, Sotheby's will host a sale of female Old Masters, and more.
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Sweat Out Your Political Frustrations on Treadmills and Trump Punching Bags
Welcome to Hard Times tells us to disconnect from our apps and instead work up a sweat over the challenges facing the world.
In Brief
New Study Says Americans Twice as Likely to Vote for Candidates Who Support Arts Funding Than Not
The wide-ranging report from the nonprofit Americans for the Arts also affirms near-universal support for arts education and illustrates that 52% of Americans do, in fact, sing in the shower.
News
Frank Sinatra’s Paintings Sell at Auction, Cleveland Museum of Art Acquires Filippo Parodi Sculpture
Plus, the Saint Louis Art Museum purchases a Caspar David Friedrich painting, and the Pérez Museum of Art Miami is gifted two new works.