Whose Planet Is It Anyway?
The Taipei Biennial highlights multiple contending views of climate change and globalization.
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Technology and the Flesh
Tishan Hsu's sculptural installations evoke a sensual rapport with "personal" computing machines.
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“Vida Americana” Positions Mexico at the Center of American Modernism
The standard narrative of American painting has long focused on the notion of European-influenced modernism erupting into postwar Abstract Expressionism. But this potted history obscures the work of…
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Imagining America: Outsider Visions at Lincoln Center
Unfamiliar takes on the so-called "new world" is the subject of the ambitious film series "Another Country: Outsider Visions of America," on view through August 14 at Lincoln Center. The series…
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Missed Connections: A Novel Imagines Michelangelo in Istanbul
When Michelangelo begins to "overcome his fear and distaste for Muslim things," he embarks on a path that ends in his adorning the Sistine Chapel with Turkish figures.
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Mass Media’s Martyr: Reassessing Garry Winogrand
One gets the sense that, at the end of his life, Winogrand became reluctant to bring more images into the world, but couldn't give up the habit of seeing, framing, and documenting.
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