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Artist Leslie Wayne on Sculpting Paint and Repairing What Is Broken
The National Gallery of Art’s East Building Reopens Tomorrow. Here’s What to See
New Film Shows How Gordon Parks’s Incisive Pictures of Racism Influenced Generations of Artists
A Call for Justice and Healing, Nina Chanel Abney’s First Public Art Installation in Canada Declares ‘Stop,’ ‘Don’t Kill,’ and ‘Love’
A New Book on Barkley Hendricks Shows How the Artist ‘Made Everyone Feel Like a Photographer’s Model’—See Images Here
Women Artists of the Middle East and South Asia Are Reinventing Miniature Painting
Nick Cave 'Truth Be Told' installation on display at the Brooklyn Museum
Harrowing film on Japanese war-time atrocities in China is among shortlisted works on show in UK's biggest art prize
Nearly 70 Years Later, ‘Invisible Man’ Is Still Inspiring Visual Artists
Carrie Mae Weems and the Long History of Collective Self-Institutionalization Among Black Radicals
This Modest New York Apartment Holds One of the Best Art Collections in Town
FEATUREBOOK CLUB In Pictures | Barkley L. Hendricks unseen photographs gathered in new publication
These Dream-like Photos of the Amazon Reveal a Hidden Nightmare
MAST : Richard Mosse : Displaced
6 Rising Contemporary Artists Using Traditional Craft Techniques
Richard Mosse: ‘The idea of the artist going it alone is bogus’
Yorkville mural takes a 120-foot stand in time for Pride Month
Brilliant Things To Do This June
Looming Histories: Diedrick Brackens at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Design Matters: Nick Cave & Bob Faust
A New Nick Cave Installation, Squiggly Lamp, and Other Things I Liked This Week
Art Tanya Selvaratnam on the Power and Hope of Art
On Grieving and Mourning With Art
16 Museum Directors Show Us the Art That Hangs in Their Offices, From Richard Armstrong’s Al Held to Zoé Whitley’s Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
Visual Arts Round-Up
Nina Chanel Abney’s “Happy Hours”
The broad Looks Towards Long-awaited Reopening on May 26 with Free Exhibitions and in-depth Installations
It’s My Job to Watch. With George Floyd’s Death, I Had to Look Away.
Work by Carrie Mae Weems Acquired by National Gallery, Displayed With Memorial to Black Union Soldiers
A Utopian Art School in Michigan Looks Back and Ahead