Retrospective: Duchamp’s ‘interior-decorator’s eye’
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Planned Obsolescence
Relentlessly devoted to the antiquated medium of film, Tacita Dean chronicles misbegotten journeys, elderly relatives, and obscure moments in great artists' lives
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Theater of Combat
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Altered States
As the end of black-and-white printing signals a transformation in the practice of photography, the medium itself is more popular than ever.
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Shooting from the Hip
The first Diane Arbus retrospective in three decades presents a portrait of a woman warrior who constantly exposed herself to physical and psychic risk, sought out marginal as well as celebrated…
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