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Suzanne Lacy's retrospective highlights how the performance artist has extended her feminist analyses to political issues of labor, climate change, religious difference, and global capitalism.
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Behold, 50 exhibitions to see—or at least read about—this season.
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Voices Carry: Suzanne Lacy’s Polyphonic Art Defies Museum Curating—and Is Helping to Reinvent It
The artist's works go beyond site-specificity. You might call them site-ephemeral, and the dialogues that constitute them take place in public, at places like brownstone stoops and parking garage…
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Subcultural Treasures
In the early 1990s, Blake spotted the ascent of identity art and began to seek out ways to work around it.
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Summer Preview: Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
30 shows from around the world to see this season.
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A New Future from the Passed: Lynn Hershman Leeson Comes into Her Own After 50 Years of Prophetic Work
In 1965, while pregnant with her daughter, Lynn Hershman Leeson discovered she had cardiomyopathy, a disease that makes it difficult for the heart to pump blood to the rest of the body. A valve
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The Sun Shines on the Bay: Around San Francisco During the Reopening of SFMOMA
On Laura Owens at CCA Wattis, Samara Golden at Yerba Buena Center, Pierre Bonnard at Legion of Honor, Bridget Riley at Berggruen, Red Horse and Richard Diebenkorn at Cantor Arts Center, Isaac Julien…
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“The Way Things Go”
Encompassing works by 13 artists and artist collectives, “The Way Things Go: A Special Curatorial Project with Rirkrit Tiravanija” presented several strong pieces, but the exhibition overall failed…
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Riot Grrrls Enter The Museum
This fall, San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center For The Arts wants Revolution Museum Style Now! On October 24, the institution will open “Alien She,” the first museum show dedicated to the…
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Shahzia Sikander: Maximalist Miniatures
Shahzia Sikander's hybrid, hypnotic works are inspired by her study of manuscript illuminations in her native Pakistan and elsewhere
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