Mourning in America: “Grief and Grievance” at the New Museum
Okwui Enwezor's final exhibition explores how Black artists have grappled with atrocity and loss.
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Artificial Stupidity
Cory Arcangel's new work surveys the bleak landscape of corporate social media and artificial intelligence.
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Imagining the Emancipated City
The exhibition "Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America" at MoMA presents speculative projects that reimagine hostile environments.
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Dirt and Flesh
At White Columns, S*an D. Henry-Smith presented eco-poetical works exploring the entanglement between humans and nature.
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“Brandless” Abstractions
The painter Merlin James has no trademark look or "brand." His abstractions range from painterly lyricism to assemblage-like constructions.
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All-American Angst
The ominous paintings in Eric Fischl's show "Meditations on Melancholia," inspired by Lars von Trier's apocalyptic film, suggest that the end is nigh.
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Participant Observers
In the Civil Rights era, the Kamoinge Workshop set an agenda—and a standard—for photographers deeply engaged with their Black communities.
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Head Case
The paintings in George Condo's exhibition "Internal Riot," made in response to the turmoil of 2020, lacked a sense of interiority
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Memento Mori Can Be Fun
Culture critic and "obituarist" Adrian Dannatt shows a lifetime collection of artworks, objects, and ephemera.
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Gilded Labor
Applying craft techniques to Newport mansion salvages, Harry Gould Harvey IV creates formally alluring, socially fraught sculptural emblems.
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