After Ten Years, Pioneer Works Embraces Its Amorphous, Trans-Disciplinary Spirit, Where Art Meets Science
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New Exhibition Focusing on ‘Legacies of the Great Migration’ Looks at Artists’ Personal Connections to a Chapter of U.S. History
The show, organized by the Mississippi Museum of Art and the Baltimore Museum of Art, features new works commissioned from 12 artists.
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Agnes Gund, Patron and Advocate for Underknown Artists: ‘We’ve Caught Up With Aggie to Some Degree’
She has given or promised 900 works to MoMA, where she has been a trustee since 1976.
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A Light Touch in Madison Square Park: Erwin Redl Reinterprets Land Art in the Middle of Manhattan
Out in the elements, 900 orbs flush with white light dangle above the ground.
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Hidden Lights: Art-World Professionals Answer a Question—Who Are the Most Underrated Artists Today?
For the third time in two decades, ARTnews approached a cross section of museum directors and curators to opine about one of their favorite subjects: Who are the most underrated artists…
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Play It Again Rag: Icelandic Artist Ragnar Kjartansson Thrives on Repetition and Playful Melancholy
At Luhring Augustine in Chelsea and Bushwick through December 22, and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C. through January 8
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Tools of the Trade: Denver Art Museum Examines the Unusual Studies of Architect Brad Cloepfil
When Brad Cloepfil, principal of Allied Works Architecture, won the competition to design the Clyfford Still Museum in Denver in 2006, he found in its director, Dean Sobel, a client who was
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All Together—At Least for Now: Jerusalem’s Season of Culture
“Jerusalem is so loaded,” said Itay Mautner, artistic director of the Jerusalem Season of Culture, a multidisciplinary program of events spanning visual arts, music, performance, new media…
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Forging a Sea of Iron: Yoan Capote Explores the Cuban Obsession with America
“The sea, for me and for a lot of Cubans, was like a wall, more an image of isolation than a beautiful place,” said Yoan Capote. The 38-year-old Havana-based conceptual artist was in New…
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