Then and Now: China, An Old New Tradition
Read excerpts from the ARTnews archives about the nation's ever-evolving art scene since 1989.
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Then and Now: Reaching for the Stars, Artists Capture and Replicate the Awe-Inspiring and the Invisible
From George Inness, who “translates just the light and feeling of a fixed hour,” to Vincent van Gogh, whose cypresses are like “voices of aspiration, joy or fear,” to Jackson Pollock, who…
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Ticket Masters: Takashi Murakami’s Designs Take to the Slopes
The slope at Buttermilk, a ski park in Aspen, Colorado, is home to the extreme sports competition the Winter X Games and, on average, 300 inches of snow per year. In addition to intense weather…
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Apocalypse Now: Shezad Dawood on His New Post-Brooklyn Film
Over the past decade, Shezad Dawood‘s films have involved aliens, the occult, mysticism, and apocalypses. Even weirder than the London-based artist’s subject matter is that much of it is…
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10 Painstakingly Crafted Data Portraits That Reveal Strange Details of People’s Lives
What's in a data portrait? Artists look to selfies, tunafish sandwiches, relationship advice, and more for the answer
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