Divisions Between Art and Sex Work Grow Blurrier During Coronavirus Pandemic
Artist Candice Breitz is among those to have gotten involved in launching fundraisers to support sex workers.
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Dan Attoe’s Show Was Closed by the Coronavirus. He’s Using Art as a Way to Cope.
The Washington-based artist's work often deals with isolated individuals in a socially distanced society.
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3 Million People Follow Artist Leah Schrager’s Cam-Girl Instagram Project. In a New Interview, She Explains Why She’s Ending It.
The multi-persona artist is part of a new group show at the Museum of Sex in New York.
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‘We Are a Blight on Nature’: Machine Master Conrad Shawcross on Artificial Intelligence, Acid House, and Turning a Car Into a Kinetic Sculpture
For the exhibition "Sweet Harmony: Rave / Today" at the Saatchi Gallery in London, the artist has transformed an old Capri into a bewitching new work.
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Flying Colors: Beth Letain on Her Electrifying, ‘Slightly Perverse’ Painting Practice
The artist spends days preparing a painting. "I invest all this in a surface," she said, "and then walk up and . . . bop!"
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‘If I Am Not Offending People, There Is Something Wrong’: Artist Natalie White on Using Her Art to Fight for the Equal Rights Amendment
In works and protests involving public nudity, she and her collaborators have regularly risked legal consequences.
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‘You Have to Do Your Art Yourself’: Molly Crabapple on Art-World Hypocrisy, Spurning Name-Brand Schools, and Much More
Two old friends reunited for a wide-ranging conversation that touched on living abroad, driving in the United States, and creating a sustainable art career.
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‘I Think All I Do Is Political but I’d Never Say That!’: John Waters on Tabloids, Celebrity, and His Baltimore Museum of Art Retrospective
The exhibition, which encompasses his text works, sculptures, and much, much more, runs through January 6, 2019.
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Living Images: Matthew Morrocco on His Intimate Portraits of the ‘Rich Emotional Lives of Older Men’
The artist's nuanced photographs are assembled in a new book titled Complicit.
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Up Close and Personal: Artist Manuel Solano on Their Electric, Formidable Portraits
After showing at the 2018 New Museum Triennial, the Mexico City–based painter has appeared in back-to-back exhibitions in Berlin this summer and fall.
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