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Betye Saar, Hugh Hayden Conjure Mysteries with Everyday Objects in Standout ICA Miami Shows
Though separated by multiple generations, both artists create private mythologies.
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Black Skin, White Bust: Doreen Garner at Halle für Kunst Steiermark
Doreen Garner's sculptures address how white supremacy and imperialism produce trauma, disease, and disability.
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Post-Conquest Aztec Altar Found in Mexico on 500th Anniversary of Spain’s Invasion
Mexico's culture ministry said that the altar was made "to bear witness to the ending of a cycle of their lives and of their civilization."
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Rijksmuseum Plans Largest Vermeer Exhibition Ever for 2023
The show is a collaboration with the Mauritshuis in The Hague.
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Saudi Arabia’s AlUla, Aspiring Cultural Destination, Launches First Artist Residency
Six artists are participating in the pilot program running into January.
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Jeff Koons Faces Infringement Lawsuit Over Usage of Artist’s Sculpture in ‘Made in Heaven’ Series
Sculptor Hugh A. Hayden said that Koons used a platform-like object that Hayden made without altering it.
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British Teenager Finds Bronze Age Hoard of Artifacts with a Metal Detector
13-year old Milly Hardwick made an impressive discovery.
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Controversial Revitalization of Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden Approved
Construction is expected to finish in time for the Hirshhorn's 50th anniversary celebrations in 2024.
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Colorful Santa Fe Comes Onboard for the ARTnews Travel Program
ARTnews and Academic Travel Abroad join forces to explore Santa Fe's Art Scene. Tour this colorful and delightful New Mexico city with our editor and experts May 18-22, 2022.
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NFTs Will Get a Dedicated Physical Museum in Seattle Next Month
"The community has this incredible energy and influence that they wield," the museum's cofounder said.
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Trends Around Miami: NFTs in Hiding, Covid Protocols Thrown to the Wind, and More
Although the mood may have been dampened, things largely progressed as planned.
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Fabric of Impulse: Fiber Artist Olga de Amaral Melds Artistic Spontaneity with Slow Craft
For almost seventy years, the Colombian weaver has repeatedly pushed the parameters of her discipline, making it ever more expressive.
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