The Artistic Influences that Made Artists Artists
Hank Willis Thomas, Pat Steir, Deborah Kass, and others reflect on their early encounters with art and the childhood experiences that shape their work
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Pink and Red and NASCAR Too
Serendipity and an eye for the playful and incongruous animate Diana Cooper's art, which links mind and matter, sports and science, music and literature, and everything else
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You’re Engaged!
With artists increasingly involving the public in the creation of work, curators and museums have embarked on a quest to define, display, and collect participatory art.
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Turning the Subject into the Artist
Oliver Herring is guided by social interaction—in communally made photosculptures, in giddy performances where volunteers take on bizarre tasks, and in videos featuring strangers who come by his…
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In Your Face
Portraiture has become increasingly conceptual as it addresses not only personal identity but also issues of politics, social inequity, and our obsession with celebrity.
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The New Abstraction
True, it never really went away. But abstraction is in the midst of a revival, flaunting its brilliant past as it reconfigures itself for the future.
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