Benin Bronzes Aren’t Safer in the West Than They Would Be in Nigeria, Academics Say
At a Columbia University conference, experts dispelled myths surrounding the looted works.
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Columbia University M.F.A. Students Demand Refunds in Pointed Open Letter
"Our classes cannot be translated through a screen," one student said.
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Mary Sibande at Leroy Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York
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In the Studio: Leigh Ledare
Once you get past Ledare's obvious willingness to confront taboos, you discover that his real subject is far messier: the mostly unconscious intersubjective forces that determine our relationships…
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Columbia University Starts ‘Uptown’ Triennial for Artists Living and Working in Upper Manhattan
The Wallach Art Gallery at Columbia University in New York will present a new triennial of contemporary art, called “Uptown,” this summer. “Uptown,” which runs from June 2 through August 20…
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In the Studio: Tommy Hartung
When it comes to the Bible, Tommy Hartung has some unique qualifications. Raised on a modest farm in Sheridan, a tiny rural town in upstate New York midway between Buffalo and Erie, Penn., the…
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Woodlawn Cemetery’s 150th Anniversary on Display
An exhibition at Columbia's Wallach Gallery showcases the graveyard's art
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The Fall Drinking Guide: The World’s Oldest Single Malt Scotch Is $120,000. Here’s How It Tastes.
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Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Publishes First Book of Drawings
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Emmys 2021: The ‘Coffin Flop’ of Awards Shows
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Amazon Platform May Be Best Fit for U.S. Soccer Broadcast Rights
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