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In Her Prismatic Paintings, Joan Semmel Builds Feminist Worlds
In Semmel’s work, pleasure is unspoiled by power.
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New York
Before AI, Two Japanese Artists Took the Human Hand out of Gestural Brushstrokes
They subverted the Abstract Expressionist notion that gestural abstraction was deeply human.
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Film
A Filmic Meditation on Sirens and the World in Which They Resonate
'Preemptive Listening' is a poetic documentary about signals from a world in crisis.
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Lacan’s Notorious Art Collection—and Its Impact on Artists to Come
A Pompidou exhibition considers the pyschonalyst's storied relationship to art. Of course, there is a section dedicated to the phallus.
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Mexico City
Chicanx Artists rafa esparza and Guadalupe Rosales Reflect on Their Relationships to Mexico
Their two-person exhibition is on view through March 30, at Commonwealth and Council's Mexico City space.
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Singapore
A Survey in Singapore Connects “Tropical” Art from Latin America and Southeast Asia
The show debunks images of peaceful paradise, endless summer, lazy natives, and free love while highlighting important alliances.
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Berlin
Going About Daily Life while Learning of Relentless Horrors through Screens
Performance and video—or the personal and the political—meet in an intergenerational exhibition at Julia Stoschek Foundation Berlin.
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Pussy Riot Retrospective Proves Why the Group’s Activism Should Be in an Art Museum
"Velvet Terrorism: Pussy Riot’s Russia” runs at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal through March 10.
Joan Semmel Details Her Painting on A.i.A.’s Latest Cover
Couch Diptych “is a kind of play on vulnerability and power,” Semmel said.
Paul Pfeiffer’s Retrospective Shows How Spectacles Have Become Our Culture’s New Religion
In a show at MOCA Los Angeles, celebrity culture bleeds into surveillance.
By Liz Hirsch
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Why Climate Protesters Should Keep Targeting Museums
By targeting museums, climate activists are affirming both the urgency of the crisis and art’s unique political power.
By Michael Wang
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