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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Fab 5 Freddy and Lee Quiñones on Curating the MTA for World Domination
An interview with key figures from Jean-Michel Basquiat’s downtown New York circle in the 1980s.
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ARTnews in Brief: Wexner Center Names Chief Curator and Director of Exhibitions—and More from May 6, 2021
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Finish Your Pots with the Best Wood Rib Tools for Ceramics
Rib tools are essential in the shaping of ceramic pieces, especially when you’re throwing them on a wheel. While silicone and rubber versions of these tools are often
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With His Collection of Americana, Alan Page Makes the Past Visible
A former NFL player and lawyer, he has bought artifacts evincing histories of racism.
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Citing Surge in Covid Cases, Istanbul Biennial Postpones 2021 Edition
The exhibition will now open on September 17, 2022.
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How Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s Unabashedly Political Art Lent Minimalism a New Context
His elegant work evinces losses, disappearances, and absences.
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Making It: Get Started Dyeing
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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Jenny Holzer and Lady Pink on Streetwise Feminisms, Satanism, and Reaganomics
An interview with key figures from Jean-Michel Basquiat's downtown New York circle in the 1980s.
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. People with Alzheimer’s disease
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Private Archives: Jorian Charlton at Gallery TPW
Photographer Jorian Charlton's online exhibition "Out of Many" pairs her own recent portraits with slides shot by her father in the 1970s and '80s as he made his way from Jamaica to Toronto.
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Sean-Kierre Lyons’s Flower Warriors and Cracker Flags
Putting whimsical spins on Civil War-era emblems, Lyons creates a vivacious, fantastical vision of Black life.
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