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BMW Brings Digital Art Into Vehicles for the First Time with Cao Fei’s Quantum Garden
For years, BMW has stationed itself at the intersection of two equally popular worlds: automobiles and high art. That overlap is perhaps most famously embodied by the company’s Art Cars, for…
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Smithsonian American Art Museum Acquires More than 200 Artworks for Its Craft Collection
As the country’s preeminent institution dedicated to the cultivation and study of American art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) carries the unique curatorial responsibility of…
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A Long Overdue Recognition: James Little Finally Gets His Turn in the Spotlight at this Year’s Whitney Biennial
Some artists find global acclaim fresh out of art school. Others toil a lifetime in obscurity, only to be discovered—if they’re lucky—long after their death. So there’s something…
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The $50,000 Bennett Prize is Back for Its Third Edition
For any artist, attaining a prize in art is the highest form of approbation, a great honor as well as a fantastic career boost. As a practical matter, however, the latter is more consequential; yet
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Robi Walters Makes His Virtual Debut With “You’ll Know When You Get There” at Aston Martin Residences Gallery
When exhibiting, London-based artist Robi Walters carefully curates his intricate, hand-cut, kaleidoscopic works to fit whichever gallery space he’s showing in. His latest exhibit, then…
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Artist Shubigi Rao’s Pulp III Explores the Book as a Vehicle for Resistance and Redemption
Printing as a vehicle for social change, and threats to books and libraries are the themes of Singapore’s pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale, commissioned by the National Arts Council…
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“A Movement in Every Direction” Explores the Great Migration’s Continuing Influence on American Culture
In the years between the start of the 20th century and the mid-1970s, more than six million African Americans left the rural South in what is known as the Great Migration. Forced from their homes by
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APENFT Announces Winners of Competition to Support Digital Artists
APENFT Foundation, a marketplace for NFTs, recently held a contest for digital artists to explore the theme of “Second Life” in the metaverse, inviting artists to portray their dream lives…
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Japan Brings Fresh Blood to the Art Scene Through TRiCERA ART
Eight hundred artists, 7,000 works from Japan and counting—a new world view takes shape By the time TRiCERA ART was born in 2018, the online art universe was already teeming with art forums…
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John Madu’s “A Loop in Time” Gives Context to Contemporary at Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery
Playing on such themes as Greek mythology, racist American poster art, and Star Wars, the Nigerian artist's compelling, humorous new solo show turns negative cultural symbols on their head.
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