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The Artist-Son of South Korea’s President Was Criticized for Funding His Latest Show with Corona Relief. How’s the Actual Art?
Moon Joon-yong has exhibited his new-media work widely. His latest exhibition sparked controversy.
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One of Korea’s Greatest Painters Is Little-Known Internationally. Finally, Yoo Youngkuk Is Coming Into Focus.
A sumptuous new volume from Rizzoli charts his intriguing life and career as a postwar pioneer.
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With Her Monumental Fountain in London, Kara Walker Offers a Gift We Shouldn’t Accept
The work addresses the history of slavery in England—and makes grave errors in the process.
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Speak My Language: Art in New Zealand Addresses Inclusivity and Accessibility
A review of exhibitions by Ruth Buchanan, Olivia Webb, Jasmine Togo-Brisby, Sorawit Songsataya, and 'Māori Moving Image: An Open Archive.'
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Bay Watch: The Past and Present Clash in Exhibitions in Ever-Changing San Francisco
A review of shows of Michael Jang, Simon Denny, Damián Ortega, and Richard Mosse.
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With Unrest Escalating Around the World, New York’s Museum Shows Reflect a Tense Mood
From a show about the Gulf Wars and art-making to a Rachel Harrison survey, general feelings of anxiety abounded.
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In Los Angeles, a Thrilling and Unusual Triennial Considers Food in the Expanded Field
CURRENT:LA FOOD invited more than a dozen artists to inhabit public spaces all over town; almost always, viewers were left with something to eat.
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The Year in, and Beyond, New York’s Galleries—Plus a Top 10 from All Over
A look at the highlights of 2019, from the reopening of MoMA to the most memorable exhibitions.
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Monet Spent a Lifetime Immersed in Nature. With Masterpieces and Little-Known Works, Superb Denver Show Charts His Journeys
"Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature" reveals how the Impressionist's work quickly overtook his mentor's.
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Hans Haacke’s Art Has Long Targeted Museums. A Career Retrospective Tests Its Potency Today.
The New Museum is staging the first U.S. survey of the artist's work in 30 years.
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