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The Met Acquires Work by Serena Perrone, and Big Andy Warhol Print Sale at Christie’s
Plus, Christie's sells a ninth century Kufic Qur'an folio, and the Art Gallery of Ontario acquires work by Ken Nicols and Sonny Asu.
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Test 2018 posts
Louis Armstrong House Museum in Queens Receives $1.9 Million from New York City
The museum honoring the jazz musician and his wife Lucille Wilson is expanding and refurbishing its campus with the city's support.
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Voting Can Be a Form of Art
If art is self-expression, then voting is certainly a form of art.
Art
Historical Curiosities and Mind-bending Shorts at an Animation Festival
Based in Los Angeles, the festival has become a vital source for experimental cartoon filmmaking in a relatively short amount of time.
Podcast
The Book Object as Exhibition, an Interview with Dayanita Singh
We talk to Singh her discontent with photography that simply exist on the walls of art galleries and museums, and why she prefers to create objects that she conceives as mini-exhibition.
Opinion
A Coalition of The Willing: How Saudi Arabia and US Arts Institutions Partnered on a Cultural Diplomacy Offensive
Recent actions allegedly perpetrated by the Saudi Arabian monarchy, the brutal murder of a journalist, are nothing new, but have triggered an overdue interest in human rights among museum leaders.
Art
A Clown-Themed Art Show Advocates for Radical Joy
In an era of uniquely corrupt politics, looking to clowns seems like a way to experience radical joy
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Republican NY State Senator Accuses All-Women Satirical Collective in Soros Conspiracy Theory
Republicans in New York's Westchester County have alleged that the Missile Dick Chicks, an all-women theater group formed in 2002, are agents in a George Soros conspiracy plot to undermine the county's state Senate election.
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Meet the MFA Students of New York Studio School
Now accepting applications for Fall 2019. Apply by February 15.
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Art Movements
Hito Steyerl won the 2019 Käthe Kollwitz Prize, Thomas Campbell will lead the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Flux Factory has announced a fellowship for disabled artists, and more.
Comics
What Kind of Capitalist Are You?
Your easy-to-understand guide.
Art
When an Art Fair Becomes a Place for Discovery and Unexpected Pairings
It's in the quaint, quirky artworks that TEFAF becomes much more than a bazaar for the decorative.