Tracey Emin Demands Artwork Be Removed From 10 Downing Street
The request follows the Boris Johnson COVID party scandal.
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What Democracy Looks Like: A Documentary on Political Life Now
Astra Taylor set out in 2013 to unsettle and challenge our notions of democracy as it is currently conceived. Unfortunately, the state of the world may have beaten her to it.
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Elizabeth Catlett
Elizabeth Catlett explored themes of race, gender, and class in her prints and sculptures, not only portraying the types of injustices she knew all too well as the granddaughter of slaves but also…
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Striking Nerves: Art and Protest in 2017
The most powerful protests are not always the voices shouting the loudest. Often they are the most nuanced and multivalent, holding open the space we need to endure and push back on homogenizing…
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Sketches of Place and Loss: Graphic Novels in 2017
A variety of graphic work was published this year: narratives both long and short, imaginative fiction and political reportage, books with enough text to be considered long essays and others that…
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They, The People
Populist political movements have gained strength in recent years, but for whom, exactly, are they speaking?
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From the Archives: The Bureau of Indian Affairs: My Brother’s Keeper
No agency is more reviled than the Bureau of Indian Affairs. It is seen, by Indian and white alike, as the last great paternalistic bastion of government interference with the lives of private citize…
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The Trauma of Political Engagement: Lynn Hershman Leeson’s Tania Libre
What happens when a performance artist struggling against state censorship goes to therapy? In her new film Tania Libre, Lynn Hershman Leeson lets us eavesdrop on Tania Bruguera's session with Dr…
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We Exist: Victoria Lomasko’s Graphic Journalism
Over the past eight years, Russian artist Victoria Lomasko has captured, in sketches and portraits, the people and movements at the periphery of her country's political life.
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Election 2016: The Spin Zone
A.i.A. responds to the US presidential showdown with a satiric essay by artist and writer Walter Robinson and political cartoons by seven art-world stalwarts: Ida Applebroog, Rashid Johnson, Peter…
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French Couturier Manfred Thierry Mugler Has Died
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‘My Daughter Had a Life’: Family of Lauren Smith-Fields Protest on What Would Have Been Her 24th Birthday
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NWSL Board Vote Clears Major Hurdle for Michele Kang’s Takeover
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