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Jean-Pierre Villafañe Details His Painting on Art in America’s Latest Cover
The artist's work takes its title from a Shakespeare play about love, mistaken identity, and the complexities of gender.
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Jean-Pierre Villafañe Details His Painting on Art in America’s Latest Cover
The artist's work takes its title from a Shakespeare play about love, mistaken identity, and the complexities of gender.
A Monumental Arte Povera Survey in a Parisian Palace of Wealth Sidesteps Anti-Capitalist Critiques
Once a critique of capitalist excess, many Arte Povera works have now become luxury objects, displayed in a museum funded by one of the world’s wealthiest individuals.
As the AI Girlfriend Industry Takes Off, These Feminist Artists are Hacking the System
AI can make just about anything. And yet, AI girlfriends tend to conform to the boring and normative male fantasies.
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Columbus
Ming Smith’s Four Ohio Shows See a Restless Artist Come Home
The meaning of "home" skates nimbly across Smith's photographs: she seems at home while exploring. -
Mexico City
If Ana Mendieta Were Alive Today, She Would Be 76. These Artists Are Finishing What She Started.
At Museo Jumex, a show features artists who picked up where Mendieta left off, and testifying to her impact and arguing, uncontroversially, that she was ahead of her time and then gone too soon. -
Austin
Artist-Tinkerer Carl Cheng Teaches a Lesson in Surrendering to Systems
His traveling retrospective showcases works with a bricolage sensibility, and that teeter between utility and whimsy.By Louis Bury -
St. Louis
Scott Burton’s Retrospective Offers Quality People Watching
"Shape Shift" at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation takes on tensions between form and function. -
Cincinnati
Barbara Probst’s Photographs Make You Feel the Limits of Knowing
Sculpture was Barbara Probst's first medium, but, by her own admission, "somehow, I got sidetracked in photography and got stuck there." -
New York
Asian American Art Survey Teaches a Lesson in Allowing Identity to Reveal Itself
"Legacies" at New York University's 80WSE pays special attention to collective work from 1969 to 2001.By Jenny Wu
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Video: Arlene Shechet Brings Color and Humor to Her Monumental Sculptures
The artist discusses her new show of large-scale, boldly-colored sculptures, now on view at Storm King Art Center.
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