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After making space for herself in art, O'Grady wants to make space for the rest of us.
The artist's latest exhibition dismantles the idea of the book, reconstructing it as a site where legibility, form and materiality negotiate meaning.
Most of the projects here argue that housing, design and—by extension—public investment must actively honor and sustain people’s histories,...
It’s about how our insistence on framing genius as a yes or no question reliably and efficiently destroys the human beings who make art.
In his new book, Avrich cites experts who suggest that half, or possibly even more than half, of the artworks on the market today are forgeries.
By highlighting artists from communities historically excluded from mainstream art institutions, the show challenges assumptions about artistic...
The vibrant facade of his 'The Free Clinic for Gender Affirming Care' blurs fantasy and architecture to envision a different kind of sanctuary.
The curators wanted visitors to understand the vast scale of the contributions of queer and trans artists that art history has overlooked.
The governor issued an executive order after the NIH announced plans to use the proposed database to discover a “cure.”
A decade after its release, the futuristic dystopia of 'Mad Max: Fury Road' offers parallels to our current moment. and points a way forward.
It's show not only about the earth but also about about that which sustains us: food, belonging, dreams and art.
The artwork here is at its most compelling when it engages with what might be called ‘dematerialities’—erasures, absences and displacements.
Gilliam's vision of totalitarianism as both evil and bumbling, with parallels to our current dystopian moment.
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