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How Lorenza Böttner’s Prescient Art Created Space for Disabled and Trans People
After an appearance in Documenta 14 in 2017, her work has gotten renewed attention.
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How Dionne Lee Combines Darkroom Techniques with Wilderness Survival Tactics
Lee's photographs and collages show how rural landscapes have historically been sites of both refuge and violence for Black people.
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The New Alternatives: Online Art Education Now
Artists are developing programs that don't replace art school but supplement it with experimental, more equitable forms of pedagogy.
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Allana Clarke Talks Back to History
Working with beauty products and other everyday materials, the Caribbean-born artist refutes the urge to assimilate.
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The Human Instamatic: Martin Wong’s Visionary Paintings of New York Continue to Intrigue
Red-brick tenements, Puerto Rican poets, and prison convicts grace Martin Wong's paintings.
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Sasha Gordon’s Perturbing Paintings of Recreation
Gordon's vibrant and detailed depictions of leisure retain a palpable sense of unease.
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Hard Choices: Should You Be an Art Critic?
Take this quiz and tally your score to see if you're ready to activate the discourse.
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On the Future of the Museum
Five Black curators reflect on the challenges—and opportunities—facing art institutions.
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How Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley Archives the Black Trans Experience
The artist and game developer creates virtual experiences for Black trans people, where their stories can be stored and celebrated.
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GANs and NFTs
Blockchain and AI are two big, buzzy art-and-tech topics, and they have intersected in unexpected ways, especially during this year's crypto art boom.
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