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His exhibitions cohere in spare arrangements of banal detritus.
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She has a spectacular survey at SculptureCenter and will be in this year's Whitney Biennial.
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In Kaleidoscopic Paintings, Aislan Pankararu Communes With His Rural Brazilian Home
The artist adopted his surname from the Indigenous Pankararu people to acknowledge "an ancestral legacy that must be well cared for."
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Guerrilla Girls: Fighting Discrimination, One Poster at a Time
As revolutionaries often do, the feminist collective known as Guerrilla Girls began its battle against sexism in the arts with a list of names.
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Rhea Dillon’s Oblique Portraits of the Black Diaspora
A second-generation British citizen with family in Jamaica, the artist often draws from her correspondence with the Caribbean, and critiques the sociopolitical ceilings inherited with diasporic…
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Harmony Hammond, Feminist Icon, on Adapting a “Survivor Aesthetic”
The artist has a solo show at SITE Santa Fe on view through May 19.
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Bodies Blend with Buildings in Jean-Pierre Villafañe’s Geometric Grotesqueries
In his paintings, tits and ass become spherical studies; fishnets echo masonry.
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On Enunciation and Escape
Shifting between spoken and written language in performance, several Black artists resist temporal regulation and bodily erasure.
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Astrid Terrazas Paints Fantasy, Folklore, and Family into Enigmatic Scenes
In her painted incantations, personal mythologies and social allegories recombine into different realities.
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Replies Confidential: Robert Ashley at Roulette
Three interrogators walk into a room. An electronic orchestra begins. Robert Ashley's opera "eL/Aficionado" is an inquiry without a resolution.
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