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What a Short, Strange Miami Trip It’s Been

Best optical illusion, best cat, and other highlights that linger in the mind and the brain after five days of fair-going Read More

Frida Kahlo, Una Carta, 1943, watercolor, pen and ink on paper. MARY-ANNE MARTIN.
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Snapshots from Miami

Some things we saw at the Basel art fair (and beyond) Read More

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Postcards from Miami

Snapshots from Miami during fair time. Check back this week for updates… Read More

Tim Hetherington, Kelso, Korengal Valley, Kunar Province, Afghanistan, 2008, digital c-print. © TIM HETHERINGTON, COURTESY YOSSI MILO GALLERY, NEW YORK.
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The Military Is Present

Using outreach, performance, video, photography, and therapy, artists and museums are devising new ways to connect with veterans—and to bring their stories to a wider audience Read More

Jodi Beiber, Protest against Chris Hani’s Assassination, 1993, black and white photograph.
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Things Fall Apartheid

An ambitious, devastating, revelatory survey at the ICP is the first of several upcoming museum shows to explore how South African photography evolved from a document into a blunt instrument Read More

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Haunted by Duchamp

A dealer reflects on a lifelong obsession Read More

Agostino Brunias,  A Planter and His Wife, Attended by a Servant, ca. 1780. From “Counterpoints” at El Museo del Barrio.
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Brave New World

Three New York art museums take on the complex topic of the Caribbean Read More

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‘The Last of a Kind’

Painter Antoni Tàpies, descendant of Picasso and Miró, did not leave an heir apparent Read More

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Looking at Art

I’m with the Band

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Sarah Charlesworth's Unidentified Woman, Hotel Corona de Aragon, Madrid, 1980, from the series "Stills," is in the show "September 11" at MoMA PS1.  COURTESY THE ARTIST AND SUSAN INGLETT GALLERY, NEW YORK
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A Terrible Beauty?

New York’s museums grapple with 9/11. Read More

Tord Boontje, Table Stories Dinnerware Plate, 2005, porcelain, underglaze blue. From "Blue and White: A Ceramic Journey."  DENVER ART MUSEUM, GIFT OF JILL A. WILTSE AND H. KIRK BROWN III
Looking at Art

The Clay’s the Thing

At the Denver Art Museum, mud is ‘marvelous’. Read More

Performers wearing costumes crocheted by the artist Olek wordlessly interact with crowds at a mini "Bushwick Art Park" installed on the Bowery as part of the New Museum's Festival of Ideas.  MAGGIE LEE
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It’s Not Just a Museum, It’s a Think Tank

Art museums are recruiting experts from outside the art world to address problems in the real world. Read More