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In a New Novel, Critic Yxta Maya Murray Stakes a Claim for Women Artists of Color Who Get Erased From Art History
Art Is Everything follows a queer Chicana performance artist as she confronts racism and misogyny.
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ARTnews in Brief: LACMA Reveals Partnership with Four Southern California Art Institutions—and More from January 15, 2021
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