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An Exhibition of Works on Paper Shows the Power of an Old-Fashioned Medium
Making art out of fragile, resilient paper in some sense means making art about fragility and resilience.
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Alma Thomas, a Favored Artist of the Obamas, Could More Than Double Her Auction Record Next Month at Christie’s
A Fantastic Sunset (1970) is estimated to sell between $2.2 million and $2.8 million at Christie's next month.
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15 Surprising Works at the New MoMA, from Early Net Art to a Full-Scale Kitchen
Curators at the newly expanded museum had promised the presentation of unexpected works. Here's a look at some of the most surprising ones.
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After Star Turn at Obama White House and Ahead of Touring Retrospective, Alma Thomas Comes to Mnuchin in New York
The show, opening September 10, features 35 paintings and works on paper by the artist.
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Through Color
An African-American woman who turned to painting full-time at age sixty-nine, Alma Thomas faced many professional barriers—and overcame them all with her colorful mosaiclike abstractions.
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‘Bold Colors, Odd Shapes, Squiggly Lines’: The Changing Reputation of Alma Thomas
Yesterday the Studio Museum in Harlem opened a large Alma Thomas retrospective, the artist’s first solo New York museum show in more than 40 years. The last one was in 1972, when…
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