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Current mood lists lists lists! David Shrigley's?Memorial? (2016) is a large-scale granite sculpture, measuring 16.4 feet tall and featuring a giant shopping list etched into the stone, detailing ordinary, everyday items like "bread," "milk," and "toilet paper.".
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#RosemarieBeck at #VanDorenWaxter through January 10.
CLAIRE TABOURET TO DESIGN CONTEMPORARY STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS FOR NOTRE-DAME
French figurative painter Claire Tabouret has been named the winner of a competition organized by the French Ministry of Culture to design contemporary stained-glass windows for six chapels in the storied Notre-Dame de Paris.
Why Hong Kong never fails to inspire its artists
Lush landscapes, busy cityscapes, layered memories, and constant change brilliantly fuel the work of four painters in the Asian metropolis
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Our newsletter is out. #Inconversationwith Karen Vidangos, known online as @latinainmuseums, founder of Latinx Art Collective, and current Senior Manager of Social Media at the Met Museum in NYC.
Artists Find Energy Justice in Grassroots Acts
In the 1970s, the humanist geographer Yi Fu Tuan speculated that “in some ideal future, our loyalty will be given only to the home region of intimate memories and, at the other end of the scale, to the whole earth.” Half a century later, Energies at the Swiss Institute adopts Tuan’s dual vision while dispelling any notion of an ideal attained.
Living Jewish Art: The Work of Itshak Holtz by Richard McBee with a Tribute by David Segal
The newly released book on Itshak Holtz (1925–2018) offers a profound and intimate exploration of Jewish life through the eyes of one of the most notable Jewish artists of the 20th century.