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Nathan SmithThe Nation |
From the glittering lives of the famous to the remarkable hope of everyday people, these life histories will bring joy and inspiration.
Our favorite new art books span museum insider accounts, histories of protest and fresh takes on how images shape politics.
These diverse LGBTQ-centered books offer up powerful portraits of love, loss and resilience.
Misunderstood artists. Legendary music icons. A forgotten Golden Age film star. These life stories deserve space in your reading pile.
The market-dominating abstractionist cloaks catastrophe in vaporous color at MCA Australia.
Here, everything from pop culture memorabilia to classical paintings clashes and collapses haphazardly under a unifying theme: the specter of status.
Paintings, drawings and videos at the NGV Melbourne reveal a long-tortured artist quietly seeking to be at one with themselves.
It’s up to you whether to pre-order now, but get your bookmarks ready.