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Retrospective: The State of Japanese Collecting in 1990
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Less Is More: Ad Reinhardt’s 12 Rules for Pure Art
When Kazimir Malevich painted Black Square (1915), whose title perfectly explains what it is, painting was pushed further into abstraction than it ever was before. A new show at London’s Whitechap<a href="http://www.whitechapelgallery.org/exhibitions/abstract-art/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"…
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Matisse as ‘The Apostle of the Ugly,’ and ‘Good American Paintings Are Like the Stock Market’
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Retrospective: Ed Ruscha Takes California into the ’90s
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Retrospective: Celebrating the Cézanne Centenary
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Retrospective: Artists Discuss What Constitutes Obscenity
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Retrospective: The Louvre’s Art Protection during World War I
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LA3C Reveals Full Lineup for Inaugural Festival
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‘Werewolf by Night’ Finds the Middle Ground Between MCU Fanatics and Horror Nerds
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