The People and Places that Made a Stage for Indigenous Art in 2022
A lending collection, a historic Venice pavilion, and more expanded the presence of Indigenous art this year.
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The Defining Exhibitions of 2022
Biennials returned in full force, and surveys and retrospectives pushed at the limits of the canon.
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Adriano Pedrosa Talks About a Year Dedicated to “Indigenous Histories”
Newly tapped curator of the 2024 Venice Biennale, Adriano Pedrosa talks about his "Histories" series of exhibitions that have garnered much acclaim.
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The Defining Art Events of 2022
See the 25 art happenings that spoke to the year's mood, from a crypto winter to climate protests.
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Gagosian Forms Star-Studded Board of Directors, Offering a Glimpse at the Gallery’s Future
Delphine Arnault, Sofia Coppola, Jenny Saville, and many more powerful figures are board members.
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March of the Cyborgs: the 59th Venice Biennale
Cecilia Alemani's exhibition is visually rich and conceptually murky.
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Meta-Museum: Khalil Rabah at Sharjah Art Foundation
The Ramallah-based artist's works of institutional critique are equal parts searing and silly.
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Simone Leigh’s Sovereign Territory
The Golden Lion winner's Black female figures stake their claim—physically and morally—to the US Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
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Venice Diary: The National Pavilions
Highlights from the third day of the Venice Biennale preview.
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