Anicka Yi’s Hyundai Commission is now on view in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall; The Joan Mitchell Foundation has announced its inaugural fellows; and more.
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Hyperallergic reviews Hung Liu: Golden Gate (金門), currently on view at San Francisco’s de Young Museum; Sculptor Sandra Mujinga has won the Preis der Nationalgalerie, Germany’s most prestigious award for...
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A new report reveals that 42 of the 50 most memorialized figures in the U.S. are white men; The New Museum has launched a $400,00 prize for new work by...
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The largest comprehensive exhibition of Barbara Kruger’s work in more than 20 years is now open; Artist Nairy Baghramian wins the 2022 Nasher Prize; and more.
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A recent analysis of auction data finds that women artists are well-represented, but significantly lag in market share; Cao Fei wins the 2021 Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation prize; and more.
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Sun & Sea (Marina), an opera about climate change, begins a multi-city U.S. tour; Sculptures by Alison Saar, Maren Hassinger, and Brenna Youngblood will be installed along Los Angeles’s Crenshaw...
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In New York’s Hudson Valley, the second annual Upstate Art Weekend kicks off today; An interview with film director Nia DaCosta about her reboot of the horror classic Candyman; and...
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Shamsia Hassani, Afghanistan's first woman street artist, continues her work; A preview of Judy Chicago's forthcoming retrospective at the de Young Museum; and more.
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Remembering painter Hung Liu, who has died at age 73; Mónica Mayer discusses her collected writings; Yayoi Kusama's Naoshima pumpkin sculpture is dislodged during a typhoon; and more.
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A new installation from Mary Mattingly brings attention to the labor and geologic forces that sustain New York City’s drinking water system; A profile on Gerda Wegener, the early 20th-century...
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