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Is it wrong to treat a person like an artwork? Henry James’s novels have inspired a long-running philosophical debate.
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Experimental Art Unlimited
Kenneth Goldsmith chronicles the history of his avant-garde pirate site, UbuWeb.
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London
Charting a Changing World One Loss at a Time
Cao Fei's art is about transformation and destruction in physical and virtual worlds, highlighting the increasingly blurred distinctions between them.
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Book
Monumental Invisibility
A new study reveals the conflicted politics of Neo-Classical sculpture.
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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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London
Algorithms Can’t Automate Beauty
Trevor Paglen filters photos of blooming trees through bespoke computational processes.
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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.
Issues & Commentary
The Sculptural Politics of Cacao
How the Congolese Plantation Workers Art League is disrupting the global supply chain of culture.
By Zoé Samudzi
On View
A New Meaning for “We the People”
Katy Grannan photographs diverse Americans wearing Kara Hamilton's politically fraught jewelry.
Rosa Rodriguez-Williams on Reaching Underrepresented Museum Audiences
The Art of Animal Liberation
In 1971, Both the USPS and The Term “Mail Art” Were Born
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