After 7 years away, Studio Museum reclaims its Harlem corner with bold new digs. The capital of Black America gets…
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In Downtown LA, MOCA’s ‘MONUMENTS’ turns America’s toppled past into urgent art
Downtown LA's MOCA hosts decommissioned statues alongside new works. "MONUMENTS" asks: Who deserves to be remembered, and who deserves to…
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In ‘Living Here,’ 26 artists refuse to be your model minority
"Living Here" at UNLV refuses monolithic Asian narratives, where 26 artists explore identity and what it means to belong in…
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The Las Vegas Strip’s secret art scene hides in plain sight—if you know where to look
Skip the casino losses and high-priced museum admission. Las Vegas hotels feature world-class art from Dale Chihuly, Sanford Biggers, and…
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The New York Botanical Garden goes gothic with ‘Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail’
The New York Botanical Garden brings "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail" to life through Nov 30.
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From Louis Vuitton to a spectacular Hall of Dreams: Inside artist Takashi Murakami’s CMA retrospective
Takashi Murakami's retrospective at Cleveland Museum of Art transforms nuclear war and natural disasters into a spectacular, immersive experience with…
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How artist Kent Monkman is refuting the Romantic view of the “vanishing race”
The Denver Art Museum presents "History is Painted by the Victors," the first major solo exhibition by Kent Monkman.
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Revisionist history at The Met
A viewing of Edward Hicks' 1847 painting "Penn's Treaty" rubbed me the wrong way. Here's why.
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Objects may be closer than they appear
A cherub siting at the Whitney thanks to artist Firelei Beaez.
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