A Group Show in England Connects Caribbean Carnival and European Merry-Making
The exhibition at Kettle's Yard in Cambridge showed work by three Caribbean-born British artists alongside historical treasures.
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Microbes and Mushrooms Take a Star Turn in Bio Art Show at MIT
The term “bio art” is often linked to works from the late 1990s and early 2000s that involved the manipulation of genetic code. One might recall Eduardo Kac’s fluorescent bunny or the…
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Anna Oppermann’s Surreal Still Lifes Play with Perceptions of the Domestic Sphere
The most immediate aspect of the German artist Anna Oppermann's work is its insistent and compulsive weirdness.
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Futurefarmers
Futurefarmers is a collective led by Amy Franceschini and Michael Swaine that includes an evolving roster of artists, designers, architects, scientists, and farmers.
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Edgar Arceneaux
Arceneaux’s immersive, theatrical works reveal complex, lost storylines of the post–civil rights era United States and cast us as witnesses to the lies, redactions, iconizing, and forgetting that has…
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Lorraine O’Grady
At the time, it seemed unremarkable to walk onto the Harvard campus to view "Lorraine O'Grady: Where Margins Become Centers," tucked inside the Carpenter Center, America's sole Le Corbusier-designed b…
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Rosa Barba
While the Berlin-based Italian artist is known for her work with film, her new video installation The Color Out of Space (2015) appears to leave celluloid behind only to inflect cutting-edge imaging…
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Sonia Almeida
In the 18th century, Isaac Newton posited that color is a scientific property of light, existing outside of the human body.
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Cheyney Thompson
"Cheyney Thompson: metric, pedestal, landlord, cabengo, recit," the artist's first museum survey, was something of a homecoming. Thompson graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in 1997…
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Melanie Smith
In the exhibition “Spiral City & Other Vicarious Pleasures,” Melanie Smith, a native of Britain living in Mexico City since 1989, grapples with her adopted city’s immense scale and vast energies, as w…
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