Corporate Photography Reveals a Dehumanizing Gaze
Richard Mosse's work advances our understanding of the gaze by appropriating imaging technology used by corporations and government entities.
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Hundreds of black-and-white photographs are pieced together to create vast, ghostly landscapes in Richard Mosse's recent series of large-scale prints, "Heat Maps" (2015–17).
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Bee Sculptures and Psychedelic Landscapes: A Day at Jack Shainman’s Upstate Venture, The School
“I feel so blessed to be able to do this each year,” said gallerist Jack Shainman this past Sunday, during a tour of the School, his 30,000-square-foot exhibition space inside a former…
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Art Made in Harm’s Way
From war zones to natural disasters, many artists are seduced by extreme conditions
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55th Venice Biennale
Twenty years ago, "Cardinal Points of Art" was the theme of the 45th Venice Biennale, and the compass was its symbol.
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Vision Quest: Exploring the Venice Biennale
A channel-changing exhibition about imagination headlines a convergence of art from 88 countries
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The Lookout: A Weekly Guide to Shows You Won’t Want to Miss
This week we check out Richard Mosse's color-warping photos of war-torn Congo at Jack Shainman, Tom LaDuke's layered paintings and materially surprising sculptures at CRG and Joe Sola's humorously gru
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There are many ways for photographers to document war, from portraying its victims or perpetrators, to showing the scars it leaves on the landscape, to making images that speak of the disappearance of…
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Aboriginal Art Is Booming in Australia. Inside the Galleries and Museums Spotlighting First Nation Works.
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Todd Oldham Talks Career, ‘Three Stooges’ and Cindy Crawford
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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