Then and Now: As Wojnarowicz Is Our Witness
With a Whitney Museum retrospective having just opened, we look back at the artist, his influence, and his milieu.
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Robert Atkins
Ai Weiwei
The exhibition title "@Large: Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz" suggests a meaningful link between the dissident artist, who spent three months in detention in China in 2011, and the crumbling former federal…
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Document, Protest, Memorial: AIDS in the Art World
Artists and curators are assessing the impact of the epidemic on art and the art community
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How to Speak Artspeak (Properly)
A new guide decodes 146 essential buzzwords, movements, and trends of the postwar art world. How many do you know?
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Art & Politics: Going Home
Robert Arneson's virtuosic ceramic bust of slain San Francisco mayor George Moscone is a reminder that occasionally you can go home again.
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Antoni Muntadas
“Warning: perception requires involvement” is the resonant slogan that New York-based Catalonian artist Antoni Muntadas has featured, in 14 languages cumulatively, on signage and bumper stickers for…
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