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In 1971, Both the USPS and The Term “Mail Art” Were Born
For decades, artists like Yves Klein, Yoko Ono, and Ray Johnson have experimented the postal system.
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Book
Slumming It
Andrew Strombeck's DIY on the Lower East Side is a cultural history of New York's fiscal crisis.
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Algorithms Can’t Automate Beauty
Trevor Paglen filters photos of blooming trees through bespoke computational processes.
By Kyle Chayka -
New York
Ancient Grains
Employing materials like sourdough and chia, Rochelle Goldberg's new sculptures explore the life of the fifth century saint Mary of Egypt.
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Online
Among Friends
An online exhibition by James Benning, Julie Ault, and Martin Beck offers an intimate look at their friendship through artworks.
By Travis Diehl -
New York
From the Archives: Ron Gorchov at Fischbach Gallery
A review of Ron Gorchov's 1975 solo show at Fischbach Gallery from our September–October 1975 issue.
By Edit deAk -
New York
From the Archives: Ron Gorchov at Vito Schnabel
Painter Ron Gorchov died on August 18, at age ninety. In celebration of his work, we are sharing this review of Gorchov's 2005 solo show at Vito Schnabel.
By Saul Ostrow
Issues & Commentary
Titian Made Visual Poetry of Eroticism and Power
The Renaissance master's “Poesie” paintings meld myth, politics, and the history of violence.
By Maria H. Loh
On View
A Second Life for Socialist Realism
Why museums throughout the former Eastern Bloc are rethinking the long-despised art of Soviet Communism
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Breguet’s New Double Tourbillon Watch Is a $631,000 Ode to its Most Important Complication
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Alicia Vikander and Stacy Martin Join Louis Vuitton Jewelry Launch Dinner
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Helen Reddy, ‘I Am Woman’ Singer and Activist, Dead at 78
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LeBron James Signs Four-Year Film Deal With Comcast’s Universal Pictures
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