Art Isn’t What it Eats: Lygia Pape at Hauser & Wirth
Brazil's Anthropophagic movement of the 1960s advocated for an art that consumed colonial influences without neglecting Indigenous roots. Lygia Pape's version is even more cannibalistic.
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IN AN ERA when curators and institutions have to anticipate that the public for an exhibition may exist partly—or even primarily—online, with many viewers encountering a show through images posted…
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A concise guide for notable exhibitions through mid-May.
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