Broken Links: The Internet Show
Museums keep taking up the relationship between art and the internet as a theme for group exhibitions, while neglecting to examine it with historical rigor.
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Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World
The Victims of Critique: A Symposium at the Guggenheim
The conversation positioned protest, whether of a person or an institution, as an attack upon civility, thus recasting the object of critique as a victim.
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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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Picket Fences: Ai Weiwei Protests Oppressive Borders with a Work of Public Art
'Good Fences Make Good Neighbors' takes over New York for four months beginning October 12.
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Guggenheim Museum Pulls Works Involving Live Animals from Chinese Art Survey
The works had been the subject of statements and open letters from animal-rights groups.
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‘Depictions of Animal Cruelty Are Not Art’: Chinese Contemporary Art Survey at Guggenheim Museum Faces Pushback from Animal Rights Groups
The American Kennel Club is the latest organization to call for the removal of a Peng Yu and Sun Yuan video featuring dogs on treadmills.
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