The New World of Net Art
Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, Vine, and other platforms are the jumping-off point for artists who blur the line between the virtual and the real
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Carolina A. Miranda
Why Can’t We Take Pictures in Art Museums?
In an attempt to balance copyright restrictions and ever-present camera phones, some museums are loosening their 'no photography' policies
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Painting the Sun and Sculpting Fog
San Francisco's beloved Exploratorium moves to a new facility filled with site-specific artworks that help viewers analyze and understand the world
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Weird Science: Biotechnology as Art Form
Tissue cultures, genetic modification, bacterial colonies. Over the last decade, more and more artists have been giving up the studio in favor of the laboratory
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Lost in LA: TV Show Inspires an Art Show
An exhibition riffs on ideas related to displacement, loss, and other themes related to the popular television series
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Natalie Bookchin
This past spring, the story of an unarmed black teenager being shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in central Florida generated saturation media coverage all over the country.
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A Scene Grows in Brooklyn
Artists by the hundreds have been flocking to Bushwick, a working-class neighborhood just east of trendy Williamsburg. Curators, collectors, and dealers are following
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Biting the Hand That Feeds Them
A growing number of artists are poking fun at art-world inequities in their work—even as they participate in the system they critique
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