“Call of the Light(The Call of the Light) is a modest but illuminating exhibition that traces the expansive work of Mildred Thompson (1936-2003), an African-American feminist artist whose eclectic practice …
On view until July 14, 2023, Gagosian presents a personal exhibition of works by Donald Judd at their downtown Madison Avenue space. Comprising 15 works dating from 1965 to 1991, …
“I hope the problem will be felt,” said artist Sarah Miska (born in 1983) in her Los Angeles studio. “Sport is all about bridles, harnesses, bits, leather. My work may …
As we tumble down the rabbit hole of daily news, the combined phenomenon of doom-scrolling and media fatigue prevents us from extending our empathy and attention to every issue imaginable …
Mexico City activists are celebrate a hard-fought victory after the city’s acting mayor, Martí Batres, announced late last month that authorities would not remove a feminist guerrilla artwork from the …
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When the Chinese Canadian Museum opened the doors to its permanent residence in Vancouver on July 1, there was a sense of both homecoming and historic recognition. The opening marked …
The Studio Museum in Harlem has reportedly severed ties with David Adjaye after three women accused the Anglo-Ghanaian architect of sexual assault and harassment. According to New York Times. “The …
New York based artist Tauba Auerbach is fascinated by patterns, from the swirling swirls of handmade marbled paper to the natural symmetry of sea sponges. A polymath, Auerbach’s practice is …
Astrophysicist Sanjana Curtis explores the elemental origins and chemical compositions of four artistic materials – charcoal, cobalt blue, cadmium yellow and helium – in American Scientist: As chemistry developed, so …
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