The ARTnews Accord: Artists Lorraine O’Grady and Andrea Fraser Talk Art World Activism and the Limits of Institutional Critique
"I think art history has been one of the most conservative disciplines in the humanities, frankly," Fraser said.
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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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Meditations on the History of the Present
Lorraine O'Grady's writings and artwork of the past four decades—both subject to new reappraisals—offer prescient commentary on race and power in the art world.
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The Defining Artworks of 2020
See the 20 works that spoke to the mood of a tense, uncertain year.
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Biden-Harris Campaign Pays Homage to Iconic Lorraine O’Grady Artwork in New Video
O'Grady's Art Is... is a touchstone for the new clip.
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‘We Get to Pass the Torch’: Former Recipients of Anonymous Was a Woman Artist Grants Assemble in New York Park for Star-Studded Picnic
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Did Tracee Ellis Ross’s Met Costume Gala Look Allude to Art By Lorraine O’Grady?
The look may be a reference to the artist's 1983 work Art Is . . .
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Degrees of Mystery: B. Wurtz on Exhibitions Around New York
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See images from one notable show every weekday.
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