Participant Observers
In the Civil Rights era, the Kamoinge Workshop set an agenda—and a standard—for photographers deeply engaged with their Black communities.
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The Accumulation of Self: How Rashid Johnson’s Art Adds Up
As you walk into David Kordansky's recently relocated gallery in Los Angeles, a creamy, nutty smell wallops you—the unmistakable scent of raw shea butter…
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Expressive Abstraction: An Interview with Jack Whitten
Though painter Jack Whitten dabbled in representation in the 1960s, abstraction has dominated his practice since then. His current show at New York's Alexander Gray Associates (through Oct. 12) offers…
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Senga Nengudi
Born Sue Irons in Chicago in 1943, Senga Nengudi studied art and dance in Los Angeles in the 1960s, with a year between undergraduate and graduate school spent at Waseda University in Tokyo. She beg…
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RobbReport
Aboriginal Art Is Booming in Australia. Inside the Galleries and Museums Spotlighting First Nation Works.
WWD
Todd Oldham Talks Career, ‘Three Stooges’ and Cindy Crawford
Dirt
Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
Sportico
March Madness 2023: Players Still Adapting to New Wilson Ball
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