The Bell Curve: Controversies at the Drawing Center
A new program series traced the arc of contemporary controversy, with sessions on "Manifestos," "Panic," and "Cancellation."
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Stéphanie Saadé
Like many Lebanese artists of her generation who grew up in the shadow of the country's civil war, Stéphanie Saadé is interested in experiences of displacement and the mutability of history, but she…
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Jennifer J. Lee
At first, the ten small oil paintings on jute in Jennifer J. Lee's exhibition "Day Trip" seemed entirely random in subject matter.
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Cursed Images: Netflix’s Art-World Satire
A painter's ghost inhabits other people's artworks, as if it's not a sited haunting but a viral curse.
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Zarina
The printmaker and collagist Zarina Hashmi, who goes by her first name, is one of the foremost figures of South Asian art.
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The Dubai Effect
They say that museums are where art goes to die. But it might be more apt to say that of storage facilities—from an artist's bedroom closet to multibillion-dollar freeports found chiefly in Geneva…
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Be a Body: Shows Around New York Take Up the Materiality of Screen-Based Work
On 'Before Projection,' 'Programmed,' Sara Greenberger Rafferty, Sarah Lucas, and more
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The House Always Wins: A Documentary on the Art Market
Nathaniel Kahn's film is all smoke and Koonsian economics. The only thing sacred in the world he shows is money.
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“A Tripoli Agreement”
In 1976, representatives from the Philippines government and the Moro National Liberation Front, a splinter group of the Muslim Independence Movement, signed a peace accord in the Libyan capital.
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