20 Years Ago, Michel Majerus Predicted Where Painting Would Be Today. He Was Right.
A spate of shows in Miami and Germany are paying homage to the artist, who died at 35 in 2002.
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ARTnews in Brief: Night Gallery Now Represents Tomashi Jackson—and More from May 29, 2020
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ARTnews in Brief: David Kordansky Gallery Now Reps Adam Pendleton—and More from March 27, 2020
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Constraint and Variability: Christina Ramberg’s Distinctive Brand of Figuration
Ramberg cultivated a brand of figuration that combined a Pop sensibility with graphic, mechanistic forms, which she deployed, rigorously and pointedly, in somber renderings of cropped female bodies.
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Anna Daučíková Explores the Body Through Glass
Anna Daučíková's exhibition at KW was largely devoted to photo- and video-based works from the late 1980s to the present that explore the Slovakian artist's queer identity.
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Summer Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold, 34 exhibitions to see—or at least read about—this season.
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Berlin Biennale
Curator Gabi Ngcobo opens her introductory essay for the catalogue of the tenth Berlin Biennale by invoking an empty pedestal: that which once held a statue commemorating the nineteenth-century…
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KW Institute for Contemporary Art Names New Artistic Team
The KW Institute for Contemporary Art announced a new artistic team today, with Anna Gritz, Leaver-Yap, Tirdad Zohlgadr, Maurin Dietrich, Cathrin Mayer, and Marc Hollenstein joining the Berlin
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Aboriginal Art Is Booming in Australia. Inside the Galleries and Museums Spotlighting First Nation Works.
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Todd Oldham Talks Career, ‘Three Stooges’ and Cindy Crawford
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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March Madness 2023: Players Still Adapting to New Wilson Ball
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