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The Style That Would Not Die
The nineteenth-century realist tradition lives on in recent popular novels and television shows, like "Black Mirror" and "Normal People."
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A New Meaning for “We the People”
Katy Grannan photographs diverse Americans wearing Kara Hamilton's politically fraught jewelry.
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The Art of Animal Liberation
Sculptor Lin May Saeed's latest exhibition opened amid a pandemic that has forced a reckoning in human-animal relations.
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In 1971, Both the USPS and The Term “Mail Art” Were Born
For decades, artists like Yves Klein, Yoko Ono, and Ray Johnson have experimented the postal system.
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From the Archives: Matters of Fact
As one of the original Photo-Realists, the late painter Robert Bechtle grappled with representation for over five decades.
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It’s a Neorealist World
The international influence of Italian neorealism changed postwar cinema—and remains a paradoxical touchstone for many filmmakers today.
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The Sculptural Politics of Cacao
How the Congolese Plantation Workers Art League is disrupting the global supply chain of culture.
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Willa Wasserman’s Art of Skepticism and Sentimentality
Using a Renaissance technique, the artist updates still lifes and plein air painting.
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A Second Life for Socialist Realism
Why museums throughout the former Eastern Bloc are rethinking the long-despised art of Soviet Communism
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Realism and Revival
Through its many revivals and in its many guises, realism appears most vital during periods of social change.
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