Hockney-Led $118 M. Phillips New York Sale Sees Records Set for Julie Curtiss, Titus Kaphar, Cinga Samson
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Why David Hammons’s Elusive Art Continues to Intrigue, Mystify, and Provoke
In his mysterious and puzzling work, he has explored topics such as visibility and racism.
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The Body’s Truth: David Hammons at the Drawing Center
The institutional presentation of the body prints of the late '60s and '70s felt at odds with their carnal critiques of racial inequality.
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Arnault Fortune Soars, Churchill Painting for Sale, and More: Morning Links from May 25, 2021
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François Pinault’s Paris Museum Is Finally Ready for Its Close-Up
The Bourse de Commerce opened with a presentation focused on political issues affecting society today.
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Rare Exhibition of David Hammons’s Basketball, Kool-Aid Works Comes to New York
The city is experiencing an unprecedented convergence of exhibitions by the artist.
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Pulled Bodies, Fabric Spirits, and Celebration: Senga Nengudi’s Elusive Art Finds Joy in the Everyday
Her work often relies on "low" materials and breathes new life into them.
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How New York’s Legendary Just Above Midtown Gallery Spurred Generations of Black Artists to Success
The gallery created a support system for artists who were not often given opportunities at major enterprises.
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