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After the Plague: The State of Renaissance Art History
Renaissance studies offer hope to our morally fraught "post-coronial" era.
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Independent Together: The State of Art Book Publishing
Last year's crisis pushed small publishers to shift business models and recommit to community-oriented ideals.
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They Did What They Could Do at the Time: Thinking with and after Lauren Berlant
The cultural critic and theorist taught us what is political about our feelings, our words, our lives, and our deaths.
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Hard Truths: How Do I Avoid Post-Pandemic Small Talk?
Art world ethicists give advice on dealing with opportunistic gallerists and overbearing acquaintances.
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Visionary Textiles: How Anni Albers Staked a Claim for Herself as a Key Modernist
A series of exhibitions has cemented Albers's place as a seminal modernist.
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The Art of the Con
In recent fiction, the art world has come to represent the worst impulses of the world at large.
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How Courtney McClellan Mocks the Mock Trial
The Atlanta-based conceptual artist probes relationships between performance, fiction, and the law.
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Critical Eye: Have You Seen Me?
Lost pet signs are poignant visual reminders of the specificity of place in an increasingly mobile and digitized world.
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Suburban Underground
Shary Flenniken's radical comic "Trots and Bonnie" brought feminism to the pages of the National Lampoon.
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