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Cameras for Class Struggle
In the 1930s, the radical documentarians of the Workers Film and Photo League put their art in the service of social movements, offering a model for today's artist-activists.
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May Stevens, Ardent Feminist and Founding Guerrilla Girls Member, Insisted That All Painting Is Political
In her history paintings devoted to Rosa Luxemburg, the freedom riders, and other political figures, Stevens showed that the personal is political.
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Puzzles and Promises
Tania Pérez Córdova's enigmatic sculptures are a response to the materials and circumstances of their own making.
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Generating Community
Feral File, a new platform for digital art, uses a blockchain to track provenance but not to process payments.
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Synthetic Surrealism
In her apocalyptic novel, Leonora Carrington combines Mexican culture, Irish myths, and proto New Age spiritualism.
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How Leonora Carrington’s Surrealist Art Imaginatively Reclaimed Female Perspectives
Her fantastic dreamscapes celebrated the female and divine.
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The ICE Man Painteth
George W. Bush paints over his flawed policies in a new book of immigrant portraits.
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Hard Choices: Should You Close Your Gallery?
This quiz will help determine if you still have enough schmooze to stay in the game.
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NFT as Joke
As the crypto art market grows, more artists are making ironic commentary on what NFTs are and how much they cost.
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George Floyd’s Murder Showed Our Pain to America. His Killer’s Conviction Gives Many of Us a Shred of Hope
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