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Hannah Wilke: Living As Art
A retrospective at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation shows how Hannah Wilke made bodily experience the center of her work, from sexual pleasure to illness and death.
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What Quilts Mean Now
Treating quilts as encoded visual testaments, "Fabric of a Nation," now at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, culminates a fifty-year evolution in critical thought.
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Hard Choices: Should You Be A Museum Director?
Take this quiz to see if you are fit for the top floor of the museum.
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Tracking the Shadow: Jill Johnston on Jasper Johns
Picking up on tantalizing references to Grünewald's Isenheim Altarpiece, Johnston presents an in-depth reading of Johns's recent imagery.
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Twelve Shows to Know About That Open This October
Survey shows about a changing world and retrospectives for under-recognized figures are forthcoming.
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Gray Areas: Artists on Jasper Johns
On the occasion of a major Johns retrospective, artists reflect on their encounters with his work.
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Am I Blue?: Woody De Othello’s Ceramic Sculptures Give Funk Art a Musical Twist
The Oakland artist's bright convoluted forms convey both formal verve and a deep sense of history and grief.
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Critical Eye: Publishing Amid the Museum’s Ruins
Adam Pendleton's recent book projects suggest that his multidisciplinary practice is also a kind of anthology.
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The Healing Museum
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, art institutions are presenting themselves as sites of therapy—a trend that builds on a decades-long history.
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