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The filmmaker will donate 372 works to the Baltimore Museum of Art. His collection tends toward the perverse, the ironic and the cheerfully nihilistic — and much of it is still here on his walls.
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The village of Kinderhook, N.Y., is not thrilled with the mark this artist made on a gallery, so the municipal government is demanding that it come down.
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This postelection campaign offering employs Lorraine O’Grady’s concept of placing people inside frames to promote images of an inclusive, diverse America.
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Dorothy Maynor never sang at the Met, but the school she founded is glowing anew, thanks to the revitalization of its beloved “gathering place.”
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Jonathan Lyndon Chase’s cowboy paintings; objects with personality; Catalina Ouyang’s sculptural grotesques; Jordan Nassar’s new textile works.
In the last eight months, events have proved the celebrated architect’s premise prescient. By focusing on cities, planners have missed propulsive changes in the hinterlands.
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Ahead of her biggest exhibition to date, the sculptor talks about Black Panther imagery, the goddess Yemoja and her own quest to balance anger and beauty.
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Hamilton E. James, a financier, and Candace K. Beinecke, an attorney, will share the chair role.
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The 30-year-old artist is having her first major gallery exhibition in New York City.
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