Allan Sekula’s Photographs Expose the Inner Workings of Globalization
"Labor's Persistence," at Marian Goodman, presented a selection of Allan Sekula's work from the 1970s to the early 2000s that confronted material conditions of class struggle.
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Out Side In: In His Arresting Work, Lyle Ashton Harris Looks to the Recent Past for New Ways Forward
At a time when many artists are exploring issues of identity, he is a veteran.
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Taipei Biennial
"Post-Nature—A Museum as an Ecosystem," the eleventh Taipei Biennial, promotes an expansive notion of ecology that encompasses genetically engineered and cybernetic entities and an art world…
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Critical Eye: Town and Country
The urban experience in the United States is an increasingly consistent and shared reality.
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City Slickers: Cleveland’s First Front International Triennial Explores American Metropolises—Without a Local Perspective
The exhibition runs through September 30.
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Brutalism, Air Fresheners, and Augmented Reality: Around Cleveland’s Front International Triennial, Part 1
The Ohioan triennial opened to VIPs and members of the press yesterday.
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Getty Research Institute Acquires Allan Sekula’s Papers
The Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles has acquired the photographer Allan Sekula’s papers. Taking up some 400 boxes, they include correspondence, records, photographs, research materials
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Issues & Commentary: Some American Notes
Assessing the current state of photography in Britain and in the U.S., the author discerns pernicious links among enterprise culture, art-world simulationism, and the homophobic attacks of neoconserva…
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Allan Sekula's career could be tracked as a voyage between tanks of hydrofluoric acid. The artist (who died last year at 62) was introduced to this corrosive substance as a lab technician at an aero…
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Allan Sekula, 1951-2013
Artist and critic Allan Sekula, known for his politically pointedphotographic projects, died Aug. 10 in Los Angeles fromgastric-esophageal cancer. He was 62, and he taught at the CaliforniaInstitute o…
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