Taste-Making Downtown Gallery Lyles & King to Close After a Decade in Business
Lyles & King, a taste making downtown New York gallery that’s been in business for just over a decade, announced on Thursday that it had closed. Its final exhibitions, a…
Memory’s Afterimages Summer shows in Bangkok
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What We Miss When We Flatten Georgia O’Keeffe Into a Feminist Icon
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Slovakia’s Kunsthalle Bratislava Director Resigns as Culture Ministry Revokes Funding
The director of the Kunsthalle Bratislava resigned on Monday, the institution announced on Instagram. In…
Sculptor Ti Pèlen, Known Figure in Haitian Arts Collective, Dies at 66
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Renata: Exploring Identity, Transformation, and the Ever Changing Human Self
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The Artist Whose Shimmering Obelisks Are Cropping Up All Over the World
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Amy Sherald’s Portraits Have Injected the Genre with New Life, But They Also Flatten Blackness
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