Angela Dufresne’s Portraits Depict a Robust Society of Fellow Artists
Angela Dufresne is perhaps best known as an allegorist, producing raucous, color-charged paintings in which quotations from cinema and art history jostle each other.
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“Videofreex: The Art of Guerrilla Television”
“Videofreex: The Art of Guerrilla Television,” at SUNY New Paltz’s Dorsky Museum, explored the activities of a ’70s-era New York-based video collective whose members straddled a range of methodologies…
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Japan’s Postwar Art Wave
Museum and gallery shows on Mono-ha, Gutai, and other avant-garde movements in Japan from the '50s onward are shedding new light on an era previously unknown to the West
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Franck Muller’s New Vanguard Skeleton Is a Like Telling Time With a Rainbow
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Plano’s Legacy West Lures Luxury Brands
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Sony ‘Spider-Man’ Films, More Heading to Disney in New Licensing Deal
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PGA Tour Adds $40 Million Bonus for Social Stars as Golf Super League Looms
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