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Women's History Museum: Grisette à l'enfer | The Brooklyn Rail

Women's History Museum: Grisette à l'enfer | The Brooklyn Rail

Women's History Museum's Grisette à l'enfer [Grisette in Hell], at Amant is their first institutional exhibit…

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Images of the Life That Exists Beyond Everything

Images of the Life That Exists Beyond Everything

Priya Gandhi explores Hilma af Klint’s studies of nature.

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Yehwan Song: Are We Still (Surfing)? | The Brooklyn Rail

Yehwan Song: Are We Still (Surfing)? | The Brooklyn Rail

At Yehwan Song's exhibition Are We Still (Surfing)?, interfaces explode in gridded sculptures and few but mig…

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Zéh Palito: Cars, Pools & Melanin | The Brooklyn Rail

Zéh Palito: Cars, Pools & Melanin | The Brooklyn Rail

In Cars, Pools & Melanin at Perrotin, Zéh Palito places Black and brown bodies in pools and cars, both tradit…

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Shilpa Gupta: I did not tell you what I saw, but only what I dreamt | The Brooklyn Rail

Shilpa Gupta: I did not tell you what I saw, but only what I dreamt | The Brooklyn Rail

Throughout Gupta's exhibition, spread across two spaces at Amant, the invisible takes up more space than the …

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Slippery Truths at Sung Tieu's Infra-Specter

Slippery Truths at Sung Tieu's Infra-Specter

In new pieces, Tieu unearths the controversial fracking (hydraulic fracturing) processes used nationwide, and…

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A decolonized art world can't be built on diversity alone

A decolonized art world can't be built on diversity alone

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From Animals in Formaldehyde to NFTs, Here Are Five of Damien Hirst's Most Controversial Works to...

From Animals in Formaldehyde to NFTs, Here Are Five of Damien Hirst's Most Controversial Works to...

See five controversial artworks by Damien Hirst, who rose to fame in the '90s as part of the YBAs and recentl…

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Stephanie Dinkins: On Love and Data: Can Tech Ever Be Equitable?

Stephanie Dinkins: On Love and Data: Can Tech Ever Be Equitable?

In this garden, time is the water that provides the viewers with budding stories from each woman, collapsing …

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The Only Math That Interests Me: Channa Horwitz at Lisson Gallery

The Only Math That Interests Me: Channa Horwitz at Lisson Gallery

Lisson's show is their fourth presentation of Horwitz's work, and focuses on her works from 1984 to 2004.

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Faith Ringgold Retrospective at the New Museum

Faith Ringgold Retrospective at the New Museum

Politically-aware art is not hard to find these days, but to be moved by the patterns of history re-imagined …

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The Catholic King of Pop Art: Praying with Andy at Brooklyn Museum

The Catholic King of Pop Art: Praying with Andy at Brooklyn Museum

Curated by José Carlos Diaz, Chief Curator, Brooklyn Museum It surprised me to learn of Andy Warhol worshippi…

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MoMA PS1: Greater New York Reminds Us of Where We Are

MoMA PS1: Greater New York Reminds Us of Where We Are

Through April 18, 2022 By PRIYA GANDHI, October 2021 MoMA PS1's newest iteration of their quinquennial survey…

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What it Means to Break the Museum's Most Sacred Rule

What it Means to Break the Museum's Most Sacred Rule

In 1989, the New York Post reported that Ed Brzezinski, on a visit to Robert Gober's exhibition at Paula Coop…

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