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- Open ScoreA dual-venue, five-decade retrospective in San Francisco affirms the social and artistic prescience of Suzanne Lacy, whose pioneering feminist performances and long-term collaborative projects have melded […]
- Moving TargetGretchen Bender’s work from the 1980s, anticipating the numbing and subtly indoctrinating effect of today’s high-speed moving-image milieu, emphasized the need to see through media ploys […]
- Fifty and CountingWith various shows currently marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, an analysis of Holland Cotter’s June 1994 A.i.A. article “Art after Stonewall,” which featured […]
- Nolan High School Students Learn About the Library and Archives August 21, 2018The N-Files Last Saturday, August 18, twelve students from Nolan Catholic High School taking a dual-credit United States history course under teacher David Mabry, M.A., came to the museum's library and archives for a behind-the-scenes tour. I learned that most of the students had never been introduced to a museum library, and I think most […]
- Alec Soth's "Sleeping by the Mississippi" June 25, 2018The N-Files Alec Soth’s Sleeping by the Mississippi, a distillation of images taken on several trips down the Mississippi River, is the artist’s addition to the canon of road-trip photography books. Sleeping meanders through a somber tableau of portraits and landscapes the artist encountered using the storied river as his guide. A preponderance of images […]
- Morning Links: ‘Whole New Set of Questions Edition’ June 18, 2019Here's what we're reading this morning. Read More The post Morning Links: ‘Whole New Set of Questions Edition’ appeared first on ARTnews.
- Yana Peel Resigns as CEO of Serpentine Galleries June 18, 2019She had held the position since 2016. Read More The post Yana Peel Resigns as CEO of Serpentine Galleries appeared first on ARTnews.
- Higher Education: Arizona State University’s Partnership With James Turrell’s Roden Crater Has Much to Teach Museums June 18, 2019An arrangement with some 110,000 students seeks to raise at least $200 million needed to open Roden Crater in five years. Read More The post Higher Education: Arizona State University’s Partnership With James Turrell’s Roden Crater Has Much to Teach Museums appeared first on ARTnews.