From the Archives: Max Kozloff on Cubism’s Ugly Figures, in 1972
For the artist and writer, misogyny was implicit in many Cubist works by French male painters.
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From the Archives: Photography—Art and Politics in Latin America
Although distinct histories and current situations of each nation promote major artistic differences, Mexican photography seems to exemplify many of the major concerns of Latin American photography in…
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From the Archives: Chambi of Cuzco
In this month’s issue of A.i.A., Desi Gonzalez reports on developments in Peruvian typography for our Atlas column. It’s the second entry in a three-part series, the first of which addressed museum…
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Duane Michals: Fighting Against Photography
Duane Michals has spent his career pushing against the confines of the single image
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A Planet of Relics
Three contemporary photographers explore the decaying remnants of a bygone industrial age, while treating today's futuristic super-cities as the ruins of tomorrow.
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