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How Sir Peter Blake Became Britain’s Preeminent Pop Art Star
Starting in the 1960s, the artist has become a figurehead for the Pop movement at home and abroad.
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Manuel Mathieu’s Paintings of Trauma and Desire
The Haitian-born painter's haunting works take up the history of his homeland.
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Hard Choices: Should You Become a Museum Curator?
Take this quiz to see if you're ready to relinquish your freedom for an institutional job.
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Antwaun Sargent’s Vision for the New Talent Issue
Sargent reflects on creating an issue of Art in America along with other Black writers and critics.
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How Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s Unabashedly Political Art Lent Minimalism a New Context
His elegant work evinces losses, disappearances, and absences.
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See Images of Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s Poignant Works About Loss and Memory
His art is current the subject of a survey at MACBA in Barcelona.
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The NFT’s Promise of Control
Smart contracts have the potential to give artists more say over the terms of their sales, but there are still challenges to work out.
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Sean-Kierre Lyons’s Flower Warriors and Cracker Flags
Putting whimsical spins on Civil War-era emblems, Lyons creates a vivacious, fantastical vision of Black life.
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I Will Not Be Taught How to Behave
Deborah Roberts carries on the Black expressive tradition by depicting the defiance and outright rebellion of Black children.
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Six Must-See Exhibitions in Chelsea this Summer
Recommendations for shows to see this May and June.
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