Ted Mooney, Longtime “Art in America” Senior Editor and Acclaimed Novelist, Dies at 70
The author of Easy Travel to Other Planets and other fictions was a critical-writing mentor to many.
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Where Should Art History Go in the Future? As Survey Courses Change, the Past Evolves
A controversial move by Yale University's art history department is part of a larger shift taking place.
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Yale Art History Department Addresses Controversial Decision to Eliminate Traditional Survey Course: ‘Art History Is a Global Discipline’
Critics claimed that the decision to do away with the old survey courses was a mistake.
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Yale Acquires Barbara Hammer Archives
The artist will have an exhibition at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in October.
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‘I Will Not Compromise About My Work’: David Goldblatt on Artistic Freedom, Censorship, and Moving His Archive Out of South Africa
Until recently, the South African photographer David Goldblatt had arranged for his archive to go to the University of Cape Town upon his death. The university’s library also housed a…
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From ‘Black Night’ to ‘Bright Light’
'To Make a World' at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C., up through September 5.
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This Luxe $330,000 a Week Fiji Island Buyout Gives Whole New Meaning to the Words ‘All-Inclusive’
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Storied Velvet Makers Redaelli 1893, Bouton Renaud Join Forces
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Britney Spears Posts Loving Tribute to Estranged Sister Jamie Lynn Spears, Shocking Fans
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NFL Players’ Concussion Lawyer Indicted for Racketeering
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