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Those Who Watch: Nick Cave at the Mississippi Museum of Art
Gordon Parks' The Learning Tree: Fifty Years Later
Art Guides 20 Essential Museum Shows to See in Europe in 2020, From Matisse at the Pompidou to Lynette Yiadom-Boakye at Tate Britian
The Black Artists You Should Know at Basel
Meleko Mokgosi Is Going Big
‘We were always here’: Blockbuster ‘Soul of a Nation’ comes to de Young Museum
Frieze London 2019: Whimsical Sculptures
The rainforest under a different light
Yoan Capote on Growing Up as an Artist in Cuba
Hank Willis Thomas’s Portland Art Museum Show is Anything but Apolitical
Rapper Q-Tip’s Contemporary Art Collection on Public Exhibition for First Time
The Hilton Als Series: Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
Best of L.A. Arts: Fall Preview Pick: Enrique Martinez Celaya at Kohn Gallery
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How This Artist Is Using Female Contortionists to Represent the Plight of Minorities
Investigating migrations and related issues of sovereignty, warfare and surveillance, the work of the Irish photographer forces us to confront our own complicity
The Most In-Demand Artists at Art Fairs in the First Half of 2019
In the Bedroom
Carrie Mae Weems Presents a Visual Symphony in Five Parts
Claudette Schreuders
Spongebob Painting Goes for $6M, Annie Leibovitz Portrait of Queen Still Up for Grabs
‘Selective Histories’ by Toyin Ojih Odutola Set Auction Record in London, Forthcoming Lot in New York May Surpass Benchmark
Paul Anthony Smith: Junction
The Dazzling Damaged Photographs of Paul Anthony Smith
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
With heart and soul, this exhibit expands how we see civil rights-era America
Leslie Wayne: What's Inside
More than Words: Carnegie Prize Winner Lynette Yiadom-Boakye Explores Fiction in Painting
Tate Britain Plans Major Lynette Yiadom- Boakye Survey in 2020
Why Paint the Saints? An Interview with Carlos Vega