One Work: Etel Adnan’s “Untitled”
Mount Tamalpais was a motif of the late artist's life and paintings, exemplified by one canvas from 1984 that captures a sense of becoming.
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Etel Adnan, Influential Lebanese American Writer and Artist, Has Died at 96
In recent years, she gained new attention for her luminous abstract landscapes.
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Of Light & Folds
In Etel Adnan's artist's books—called leporellos—the Lebanese American poet's writings and paintings become one.
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In the Months After a Devastating Blast, Beirut’s Art Scene Searches for New Life
The devastation killed close to 200 people, injured thousands, and left entire neighborhoods in ruins.
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ARTnews in Brief: Michael Rosenfeld Gallery Acquires Estate of Bob Thompson—and More from May 22, 2020
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‘The Limit of the Perfect Question’: Raqs Media Collective’s Shanghai Biennial
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At the entrance to Etel Adnan’s survey exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, “The Weight of the World,” were three large-scale tapestries from 2015 and 2016 depicting natural themes in joyful splashes…
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Arab Spring: Modern Middle Eastern Art Finds a New Audience in the West
One recent morning, art historian Nada Shabout was telling me about her search for a graduate program two decades ago. “When I contacted universities and said I wanted to work on modern Arab…
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The Women of the Arab Art World
Women in the Middle East and North Africa find themselves welcome in the world of art, because most men ignore its power
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“Here and Elsewhere”
This summer the New Museum staged the most ambitious U.S. exhibition to date of contemporary art from the Arab world.
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