A New Meaning for “We the People”
Katy Grannan photographs diverse Americans wearing Kara Hamilton's politically fraught jewelry.
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Rachel Granofsky
In the eleven photographs included in Rachel Granofsky's exhibition "House Hunting," quotidian objects like bedroom mirrors, ragged curtains, and cardboard boxes morph into visual puzzles that are…
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Naeem Mohaiemen
Naeem Mohaiemen, a filmmaker and writer of Bangladeshi extraction, was born in London in 1969, graduated from Oberlin College in Ohio, and is currently a PhD candidate in anthropology at Columbia…
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Catherine Opie
A paranoiac's map of doomsday Los Angeles was the opening salvo in Catherine Opie's exhibition "The Modernist."
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Land Studies: Ecocriticism at the Princeton University Art Museum
The ecocritical gaze draws the eye toward latent environmental aspects that have not been explicitly addressed previously, telling a different story about American art.
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Popular Demand: Yugoslav Socialist Architecture at the Museum of Modern Art
Strategic inclusions of contemporary artists are the exhibition's most effective and provocative elements, gesturing at the cracks in Yugoslavia's concrete utopia.
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Justine Kurland and Bruce Kurland
Justine Kurland's monograph Highway Kind (2016) includes a short fictional piece by Lynne Tillman titled "Still Moving," a collection of scenes that appear to be set in a single working-class town.
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Julie Becker
The late artist Julie Becker grew up in Los Angeles and reflected the city's dual mythology of Hollywood glamour and broken aspirations in her understated installations, films, photographs, and…
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“If These Stones Could Sing”
Monuments, in their scale, installation, and materials, generally prescribe our body's encounter with them.
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Remembering James Redford, a Sundance Son
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Watch Jarvis Cocker Cover the Velvet Underground’s ‘Venus in Furs’
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Barkley, Curry, Manning and Mickelson’s ‘The Match 3’ Will Benefit HBCUs
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