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What Happens to a University’s Art Lending Program in a Pandemic?
A Q & A with Lisa DeLong, registrar at the MIT List Visual Arts Center
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Agnes Denes on the Pyramid’s Emblematic Power
A pioneer of environmental art, Agnes Denes reflects on the genesis of her Pyramid drawings—one of which was turned into a 3D-printed sculpture for her retrospective at the Shed.
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A Millennial Gerontologist and a Baby Boomer Painter Discuss Art and Ageism
Dutch artist Lily Van der Stokker and gerontologist Lieke van Heumen discuss the taboos and misconceptions around growing old in and beyond the art world.
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Erró Revisits the Opening of an Anti-War Exhibiton in Milan
"A few paintings of mine were confiscated by the police, who kept them for about twenty-five years."
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Will Sheldon on Tattoos, Painting, and Mall Art
I like that all you have to do is put a giant fairy into a painting, and suddenly it looks like mall art.
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Crystals and Geodes as Nature’s Art: Geologist Cailey Condit in Conversation With Artist Erika Verzutti
Verzutti has long been fascinated by beautiful rocks and the permission they seem to grant us to experience aesthetic pleasure for its own sake.
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Aliza Shvarts on the Traumatic Experience of Going Viral
Aliza Shvarts first gained notoriety for her 2008 Yale BFA thesis, a yearlong project for which, each month, she artificially inseminated herself and then took an herbal abortifacient. Shvarts's…
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Jean-Philippe Delhomme on Artistic Self-Promotion, from the Nineteenth-Century Salon to Instagram
On social media, viewers frame what they see for collective consumption, just as artists frame what they make.
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Sophia Al-Maria on Dystopias, Gulf Futurism, and Sad Sacks
The fractured, nonlinear temporality embedded in the notion of Gulf Futurism, which encompasses both gleaming skyscrapers and the harsh conditions faced by the migrant laborers who build them, recurs…
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Visualizing Climate Change: Artist Michael Wang in Conversation with Scientist Nick Lutsko
The two discuss tropes of climate change art and the recent evolution in popular understanding of their areas of research.
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