From the Archives: Florine Stettheimer—Rococo Subversive
Linda Nochlin's 1980 essay on Florine Stettheimer, a consummate figure of the Jazz Age in New York.
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From the Archives: Linda Nochlin on Black Male
"Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art" was a landmark exhibition at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art organized by curator Thelma Golden in 1994. Art…
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From the Archives: Fragments of a Revolution
In which the author assesses an exhibition at the Grand Palais that explored the role of the visual arts during the French Revolution.
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From the Archives: Linda Nochlin on Ellsworth Kelly
To reflect on the legacy of American abstract painter Ellsworth Kelly, who died on Dec. 27, we take a look back on Linda Nochlin's "Kelly: Making Abstraction Anew," published on the occasion of his Gu…
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From the Archives: The Realist Criminal and the Abstract Law
Ever since antiquity, purified essences have been considered higher than material specifics, the Idea nobler than its concrete manifestations in earthly experience.
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