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With His Dizzying New Videos, Artist Bruce Nauman Is Less a Jester of Contemporary Life Than a Prophet of What’s to Come

September 26, 2020

artnet news - Bruce Nauman has made a career out of unsettling audiences—or at least, shaking up the dailiness of life—with a various-and-sundry practice that has stretched from the absurdist, at-times whimsica...

How MoMA and the CIA Conspired to Use Unwitting Artists to Promote American Propaganda During the Cold War

Artery

September 26, 2020

Art and Society

artnet news - When the US government established the CIA in 1947, it included a division known as the Propaganda Assets Inventory, a branch of psychological warfare intended to boost pro-American messaging duri...

A New App Takes Users Inside the Conceptual World and Studio of Artist Sol LeWitt

Artery

September 26, 2020

Art and Technology

artnet news - Understanding the work of a conceptual artist like the late Sol LeWitt can take some study. Fortunately, Microsoft is now giving users an inside look into LeWitt’s life and career with a new app t...

A Pocket Guide to Women Artists Overlooked by History

Artery

September 26, 2020

Art and Culture, Art History

Hyperallergic - Women artists have long been systematically excluded, ignored, or erased in the history of art. Unfair? Yes. Biased? Yes. Historically inaccurate? Indisputably. - read more ...

Spotlight: Sonja Kalb

Artery

September 23, 2020

Spotlight

"During this pandemic, people have rediscovered their longing for beauty and nature." Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Sonja Kalb Paul Zimmerman: Let’s start from the beginning. What’s yo...

Deborah Roberts’s Gripping Collages Reconfigure Black Girlhood

Artery

September 19, 2020

Artists

artsy - Deborah Roberts wasn’t born a triplet, but she often felt like it growing up. Two of her sisters and herself were all born within two years of each other. - read more ...

Yowshien Kuo’s Cowboy Paintings Challenge Whitewashed Portrayals of the American West

Artery

September 19, 2020

Art and Society

artsy - Yowshien Kuo’s paintings are filled with rattlesnakes, gallon hats, and other yeehaw imagery, but there are no white cowboys here. Instead, we see Asian men: shooting guns with their tongues out; wrangl...

Major Artists Demand LACMA Remove Board Member Who Owns Prison Telecom Company

Artery

September 19, 2020

Art and Society

Hyperallergic - Tom Gores owns a telecom company that “rakes in more than $700 million per year charging egregious rates for phone calls from prisons, jails, and immigrant detention centers.” - read more ...

Guggenheim Cuts Staff by 11 Percent Ahead of Reopening

Artery

September 19, 2020

Art and Society

NY Times - Just weeks away from reopening to the public on Oct. 3, the Guggenheim Museum has announced an 11 percent reduction of its staff. On Wednesday, the museum laid off two dozen employees with another e...

rescubika proposes the world’s tallest carbon sink tower in new york: the mandragore

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Technology

designboom - a 737 meter-tall building that traps carbon emissions from the surrounding atmosphere. this is the latest proposal from paris based architecture studio, rescubika. conceived to inhabit roosevelt is...

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