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Artemisia Gentileschi Made History with 17th-Century Feminist Art. These Are Her Most Famous Works.
She has come to be seen as a feminist artist avant la lettre.
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ARTnews in Brief: Ruth Asawa Stamps Issued, Centre Pompidou Extends President’s Contract—and More from April 6, 2020
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Picasso Work Subject to Restitution Claim Comes Up for Sale Via Larry Gagosian
The dealer is selling the work privately for $10 million.
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Artemisia Gentileschi Made History with 17th-Century Feminist Art. These Are Her Most Famous Works.
She has come to be seen as a feminist artist avant la lettre.
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A Tate Retrospective Tamed the Visionary Radicalism of William Blake
What kind of art can awaken working people from the self-destructive sleep of despair? What sort of vision can arouse their desire for democratic change, and even revolution?
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How David C. Driskell Shaped the Story of Black Art in America: From the Archives
"The artists I have known were in search of their place in American society," Driskell told journalist Pamela Newkirk in the May 2000 issue of ARTnews.
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Gorillas in Cowboy Boots, Fish Full of Dynamite—Darren Bader’s AR App is in Beta
The project was originally expected to appear at the 2019 Venice Biennale.
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In Sign of Coronavirus’s Far-Reaching Impact, Cleveland’s Front Triennial Pushes 2021 Edition to 2022
The Ohio city's art scene is currently struggling following pandemic-related closures.
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Expo Chicago Adjusts Payment Schedules for Exhibitors in Lead-Up to September Fair
The fair is scheduled for September 24-27.
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Laura Raicovich Named Interim Director of Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, L.A. Artists Work Under Quarantine, and More: Morning Links from April 6, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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New Marcel Duchamp Documentary Is a Sophisticated Survey—and Timely Home Viewing
'Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible' features a mix of starry and scholarly names.
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Photo Galleries
Merging Fashion Photography and Installation Art, Tyler Mitchell Crafts a Vision of Freedom for Black Youth
A photographer reimagines black utopia, from his portrait of Beyoncé to celebratory images strung on a laundry line.
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‘Making the Cut’ designer Sander Bos interview: He and Sabato Russo were like an ‘old married couple’ in ‘Collaboration’ [SPOILERS FOR EPISODES 3-4]
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Manifest Boss Breaks Down Season 2 Finale's Big Reveal: 'Metaphysical Impossibility' Will Fuel a New Paranoia
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NASA’s Perseverance rover got some sweet new wheels
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