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UI alum and icon Ana Mendieta is the focus of a new London art exhibition, joining a Frida Kahlo show with Iowa connections

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By Claire McKinstry
| Little Village Verified
‘Conservatory (Portrait of Frida Kahlo),’ Miriam Schapiro, 1988 © 2025 Estate of Miriam Schapiro / Artists Rights Society, New York Right now at London’s Tate Modern, there is a single room in which select works from late University of Iowa alumna Ana Mendieta are displayed on a wall directly opposite the multi-paneled painting, Conservatory (Portrait of Frida Kahlo) (1988), by late University of Iowa alumna Miriam Schapiro. And the Iowa connections don’t end there.
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Made U Look Studios Is Archiving Diaspora in the Internet Age

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By Beth Darroch, Sharyn Budiarto, Claire McKinstry
| tobemagazine.co
Manchester-born designer, artist and polymath Ace Rahman is the creative mind behind Made U Look Studios, an online vessel for his creative practice in mixed media art.
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From Long Beach to Lena Dunham

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By Sharyn Budiarto, Claire McKinstry, Lameah Nayeem
| tobemagazine.co
Talia Cassel on styling Lena Dunham’s Famesick tour, the no-rulebook path that got her there, and why she never tried to dress the book. Lena Dunham has always cared about clothes, even more than people give her credit for. Talia Cassel is the person who finally made that impossible to ignore. Cassel built a moodboard around the Famesick brief Dunham provided, which pulled from gothic, lolita, romantic and Victorian references that naturally shouldn’t find each other.
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