Remembering September 11 Through an Immigrant Artist’s Eyes
Made immediately following 9/11, Young-Il Ahn’s paintings are on view for the first time in New York
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9/11
‘It’s the Ghost of Joseph Beuys!’ A Walkthrough at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Opening today, Mitchell-Innes & Nash presents an exhibition of Fluxus artist Joseph Beuys’s multiples from the collection of Reinhard Schlegel—the largest collection of Beuys multiples ever…
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How Can You Think About Making Art at a Time Like This?
Artists respond to the World Trade Center tragedy. Artists respond to the World Trade Center tragedy.
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Aftershocks
From death and displacement to questioning the role of artists and museums in the face of devastation to the loss of $100 million worth of art—the repercussions continue.
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Views of the Void
Looking at the twin towers’ legacy—and what to put in their place. Looking at the twin towers’ legacy—and what to put in their place.
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From the Editor and Publisher
When William Faulkner was told that he had won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950, he gratefully accepted the prize but said he would not be able to attend the official ceremony in…
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