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Outsize Symbols: Sonya Clark at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
While responding to national narratives of slavery and emancipation, Sonya Clark's current show also points to materials and figures specific to those histories in the Northeast.
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Mending the Social Fabric: Richmond’s New Institute for Contemporary Art
The ICA hopes to bridge art and community-building by promoting public participation in the creative and interpretive process.
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ArtPrize Slates Its First Dallas Edition for April 2016
With over 400,000 visitors this year and $560,000 in cash prizes, ArtPrize is currently America’s biggest art award. Now, the Grand Rapids-based art competition aims to get…
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Toward an Egalitarian ArtPrize
ArtPrize is changing. Touted as the contemporary art world's largest open-call, public-vote cash competition, ArtPrize is no longer a hyper-local celebration of hyper-realist art. Now in its sixth y…
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Sonya Clark
References to hair existed everywhere in this recent exhibition by Sonya Clark. As you walked into the spacious first floor gallery you were flanked, on the right, by a monumental portrait of Madam…
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