Pulp Fictions: The Art of Zarina
Paper—sculpted, cast, punctured, sewn into—is the primary medium of Zarina, the Indian-born artist who weaves into her work Urdu calligraphy and the spirit of literature from around the…
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Noguchi’s Missing Link
A new exhibition explores how a chance encounter with Qi Baishi in Beijing allowed Isamu Noguchi to step out of Brancusi's shadow and find his own language of abstraction
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Refuting the Myths About the Armory Show
Research for exhibitions commemorating the centennial of the notorious Armory show reveals that it included more American, historical, and even female artists than many accounts include
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Brancusi’s ‘Kiss’: A Never-Ending Embrace
A visit to Montparnasse prompts a reflection on the refined abstraction and complex romance of a famous sensual sculpture
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Werner Muensterberger, 1913-2011
Werner Muensterberger, psychoanalyst, art historian, author and collector of African art, died Mar. 6 at his home in New York. He was just shy of 98. His 1994 book Collecting, an Unruly Passion…
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Say It with Flowers—or Gourds, Goats, Fur Cups, or Fried Eggs
The interpretation of sexual symbols in art is everywhere. But what we view as erotic often tells us less about the artists than it does about our own sensibilities.
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