Weeding and Seeding Histories: Walid Raad at Paula Cooper
Walid Raad's latest works share a sense of serious play, shrinking political figures and magnifying their countries' flora and fauna to allegorize human conflicts.
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After Five Decades in Business, Paula Cooper Forms Succession Plan for Her Storied New York Gallery
Four gallery partners will plan the business’s future alongside its founder
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Christian Marclay’s 48 War Movies Exposes the Violence of Our Popular Imagination
War movies perform a clever trick: they create coherent, digestible narratives out of incomprehensible violence. Christian Marclay inverts this cinematic alchemy in his video, which premiered at this…
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Sarah Charlesworth
Sarah Charlesworth (1947–2013) typically worked in series, defining discrete ideas and exercising them to the point of completion or terminal exhaustion. The richest of these ideas could yield dozens…
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Then and Now: The War Comes Home—Artists and the Vietnam War
The exhibition "Artists Respond: American Art and the Vietnam War, 1965–1975" is now on view at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.
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Degrees of Mystery: B. Wurtz on Exhibitions Around New York
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This American Life: Cady Noland’s Art Feels More Prescient, Incisive, and Urgent Than Ever
Her work seems to have predicted our present moment.
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The Art World Reacts to Allegations of Sexual Harassment in Its Ranks
Artists, dealers, and more speak out about the news surrounding Artforum's Knight Landesman.
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Remembering Iris Apfel: Former Met Curator Harold Koda Talks Style Influence, Bartering and Originality
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