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"Sandblasting is almost like a mechanized geologic process, but it also creates this ghostly or fossilized image of the waste."
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Bispo do Rosario’s Posthumous US Debut Sidesteps Disputes In Brazil Over Whether His Compulsive Creations Were “Art”
"Bispo do Rosario: All Existing Materials on Earth" at the Americas Society is brimming with intricate assemblages.
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Nöle Giulini’s Alchemical Artworks Turn Kombucha and Gelatin Into Sculpture
A retrospective of the bio art pioneer at 15 Orient highlighted her work with kombucha leather.
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How Iconic Gallery Just Above Midtown Swapped Art History’s Lone Geniuses for Vibrant Community
A show at MoMA pays tribute to a bastion for Black artists starting in 1974.
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Untamed, Shifting Landscapes: Brett Goodroad at Greene Naftali
Linger a moment and Goodroad's frequently murky pictures dissolve into tracts of color, patches of texture, fields of forms, evocations of feelings.
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Ancient Feminine Power: “She Who Wrote” at the Morgan Library
An exhibition about history's first known author, Enheduanna, challenges narratives about the roles of women in early society.
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One Work: Black Power Naps’s “Chill Pill (Rockabye Baby)”
Considering the "sleep gap" that Black and Latinx people often experience, Black Power Naps creates sites for rest.
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Labor, Luster, and Lineage: “Hear Me Now” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
While unable to profit from their skills, enslaved Black potters in 19th-century South Carolina exercised great artistry in the vessels on view.
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