Tag Archives: Roger Atwood

Magdalene Odundo, Untitled (Anthropomorphic Sculpture), 1991.
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African Art: Beyond the Masks

By Posted 09/17/12

As more museums collect works by contemporary artists from Africa, curators are divided about whether to exhibit them alongside traditional objects from the continent Read More

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Serious Fun

By Posted 04/26/12

Ernesto Neto’s rich, sensory environments are meant to engage all of the body’s cognitive faculties Read More

Visitors could walk through the partly disassembled Gulf Stream camper featured in the installation Quiver of Arrows at 303 Gallery in New York last year.
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Britain’s Curator of Garbage

By Posted 06/01/11

Mike Nelson’s multiroom installations hint at marginal lives and fallen ideologies. Read More

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Cuban Art On the Move

By Posted 04/01/11

Provocative show on race will travel to New York. Read More

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10,000 Documents And Counting

By Posted 12/01/10

A groundbreaking electronic archive is the latest initiative of the 10-year-old Latin American Art Department at Houston's Museum of Fine Arts. Read More

Installation of a “Chromosaturation,” 1965/2010, at the Miami Art Museum.
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Making Color 3D

By Posted 11/01/10

Pioneering Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez has built his career on light, making immersive installations that allow visitors to explore color in three dimensions Read More

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Fake Ofili, Real Dung

By Posted 07/01/10

Chris Ofili's works pose some unusual problems for Tate conservators. Read More

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A Head of Its Time

By Posted 03/01/10

How a 500-year-old portrait sculpture made in what is now Nigeria changed the way people think about African art. Read More