Maximum Minimalism: Emily and Mitchell Rales’s Glenstone Museum Grows
With the completion of a roughly 200,000-square-foot expansion, the D.C.-area institution will rank as one of the most ambitious private museums in the world.
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Telling Stories in Three Dimensions: Installation Art Today
Once upon a time, storytelling was the most ambitious mission of painting. Panel by panel, Renaissance artists told the lives of Christ and the saints on the walls of churches. Michelangelo presented
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At High Museum, the Renaissance in Full Stereo
A new exhibition transform a Renzo Piano interior into that of the Florence Cathedral
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MoMA PS1’s Rockaway! Festival to Include Janet Cardiff, Patti Smith
Summer shows of artworks by Janet Cardiff, Adrián Villar Rojas and Patti Smith will celebrate ongoing post-Superstorm Sandy recovery on New York's Rockaway peninsula, in the borough of Queens…
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Now Hear This: Sound Art Has Arrived
Sound is being recognized and exhibited as an art form in its own right
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Janet Cardiff Gets Medieval at the Cloisters
New York's Metropolitan Museum, known for its collection of the classics, will soon mingle the old and new, bringing a celebrated sound art installation to its medieval Cloisters branch.
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Theatrical Sound: Q+A with Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller
In the vast, dark Park Avenue Armory drill hall, Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller have arranged 98 speakers, each with its own soundtrack, for The Murder of Crows. Cardiff's voice recounts her…
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Artists Curators Boycott Guggenheim’s Human Rights Violations
In a public letter dated Mar. 17 to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, 130 artists, curators, writers and other art professionals have announced they will boycott Guggenheim Abu Dhabi in response t…
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Discovering Hidden City Philadelphia
Philadelphia's Metropolitan Opera House theater had sat silent for decades-until two nights in June, when an audience sat in the balcony of the cavernous, tarp-draped space, watching dancers in street…
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