Michael Stipe Talks About His New Book on Pandemic-Era Shows of Strength and Vulnerability
The former R.E.M. frontman and multivalent visual artist published his third art book with Damiani.
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Her take on the famed painting is now on view in London at White Cube gallery.
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Eleanor Ray Shows Painting’s Power to Capture the Passage of Time in Space
Looking at the Brooklyn-based painter Eleanor Ray's paintings is like recalling a glimpse caught while traveling to a new place or those moments when the world suddenly seems in harmony with itself.
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Best Practices: Ali Banisadr Looks to History to Create Abstractions for Today
The artist is the subject of a solo show at Kasmin Gallery in New York that runs May 6–June 26.
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How Emma Amos’s Art and Activism Powerfully Confronted Racism and Sexism
"I try to make a painting resonate in some kind of way," the artist once said.
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Artist Marilyn Minter on Depicting the Unexpected and Reclaiming Images of Women
The painter, photographer, and video artist recently appeared on our "ARTnews Live" IGTV series.
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Metaphysical City: Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev on How Turin’s Vibrant Art Scene Adapted to a Pandemic
She is the director of the Castello di Rivoli.
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How Yoshitomo Nara’s Manga-Inspired Paintings Tap Into Universal Feelings of Anxiety
Yoshitomo Nara is currently the subject of a major retrospective at LACMA spanning works from three decades.
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