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Suite Memories: Art for JFK and Jackie

By Posted 04/23/13

An exhibition in Texas reassembles the art that decorated the Kennedys’ hotel suite on the night before the president was assassinated Read More

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How PoMo Can You Go ?

By Posted 10/15/12

It was considered the End of Modernism, the beginning of a new era of content, irony, appropriation. So what ever happened to Postmodernism? Read More

David Hammons, Black Mohair Spirit, 1971, body print and mixed media. Hammons’s groundbreaking work resonated far beyond L.A.
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Who Watts Why

By Posted 08/16/12

The untold history of the Black Arts Movement in Los Angeles Read More

In Mary Boone with Cube, 2010, the gallerist holds a block of the compressed trash in Squeeze, Mika Rottenberg's 2010 video. COURTESY NICOLE KLAGSBRUN GALLERY, NEW YORK
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Talking Trash

By Posted 06/01/11

More and more artists are using trash not just as a material but also as a subject. Read More

Carolee Schneemann with the composer James Tenney in 1956. MARI B. LYONS/COURTESY CAROLEE SCHNEEMANN
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A Woman of Letters

By Posted 05/01/11

A portrait of Carolee Schneemann, in her own words. Read More

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Where Are the Great Women Pop Artists?

By Posted 11/01/10

It's clear that female artists of the '60s were pushed to the margins of art history. But a series of exhibitions showcasing their work reveals how un-Pop many of them were. Read More

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Looking at Art

Yves Klein’s Leap Year

By Posted 03/01/10

Two shows shed light on the story behind the iconic photograph. Read More

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Top Ten ARTnews Stories: Exposing the Hidden ‘He’

By Posted 11/01/07

Linda Nochlin on why Picasso couldn’t have been born a girl. Read More