The Year in Books—Under the Covers, Between the Lines
See some of our favorite publications from a wide-eyed year of reading.
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Jack Whitten
After Selling Holdings for Sake of Diversity, Baltimore Museum of Art Acquires Work by Jack Whitten, Amy Sherald, and More
The sold-off pieces hit the auction block at Sotheby's in New York last month.
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Hauser & Wirth Will Stage First Jack Whitten Show in Los Angeles in Nearly 30 Years, Publish Book of Writings
The artist's sculpture is currently the subject of a touring retrospective, now at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
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Jack Whitten, Beloved Painter of Abstract Cosmologies, Dies at 78
His "conceptual paintings" offered new possibilities for what abstraction could be.
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From the Archives: Frank Bowling on Why It’s Not Enough to Say ‘Black Is Beautiful,’ in 1971
“It is as though what is being said is that whatever black people do in the various areas labeled art is Art—hence Black Art,” Frank Bowling wrote in the April 1971 issue of ARTnews. For the…
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Hauser & Wirth Will Screen Films on Its Roof in Chelsea This Summer
Hauser & Wirth will use the newly renovated rooftop at its West 22nd Street location this summer to stage film programming chosen by artists from its roster. The goal is to “present a…
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Knob Creek’s New 7-Year-Old Whiskey Is Its First Rye to Ever Have an Age Statement
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Patricia Field to Offer Advice at FGI’s ‘Rising Star’ Awards This Spring
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
Sportico
YES Launches DTC Service on the Eve of Yankees’ 2023 Opener
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