One Work: Yolanda López’s “Tableaux Vivant”
In a series of photographs portraying herself as the Virgin of Guadalupe, Yolanda López advocated for a Mexican American view of feminist empowerment.
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Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Promotes Jill Dawsey to Senior Curator
She is the curator of the museum's current survey dedicated to Yolanda M. Lopez.
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Yolanda López, Pioneering Chicana Artist Who Reclaimed the Virgen de Guadalupe, Is Dead at 79
She will be the subject of a Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in October.
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Fall Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold, 41 exhibitions to see—or at least read about—this season.
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Artists, Curators Respond to Christoph Büchel’s Border Wall Project
The Swiss artist's gallery, Hauser & Wirth, said that he wants the walls "to stand as evidence of bigotry and fear in American culture."
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Acquiring Minds: Top 200 Collectors Reveal Their Mentors and Inspirations
Who influenced the connoisseurs on the list?
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Dread Scott’s ‘A Man Was Lynched by Police’ Flag Goes to Collections of MCA San Diego and the Whitney Museum
The work alludes to a historic banner flown by the NAACP.
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Fall Preview: Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
A concise guide for notable exhibitions through December
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An Old-School Painter Adapts to a New World Order: Jack Whitten’s 50-Year Evolution
In 1974, a monolithic, fire-red painting by Jack Whitten debuted in the Whitney’s lobby gallery. Whitten made the painting, titled Sorcerer’s Apprentice, by laying the canvas on the…
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