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Nari Ward Uses Found Materials to Ground His Work in Community

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The Harlem artist transforms items from his local community into profound and evocative artworks that keep their origins visible.

Jack Whitten’s Sculptures Are a Revelation

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At the Met Breuer, he remixes materials and cultural influences into a gorgeous, very personal body of work.

Black Power Art Raises a Fist at the Brooklyn Museum

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“Soul of a Nation” takes a breathtaking look at the political and aesthetic work of Black Power artists.

Sculptor Ruth Asawa Wires the World

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An artist, educator and activist whose legacy is nothing less than a redefinition of sculpture.

Yinka Shonibare MBE’s ‘Wind Sculpture’ Is Disappointing Public Art

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A bloodless public sculpture doesn't adequately address the bloody themes it claims to.

Nick Cave’s Soundsuits Turn Dance Into Political Action

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The multidisciplinary artist creates ecstatic action at the Park Avenue Armory.

Elizabeth Catlett Sculpts Black Women Ready for Revolution

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An artist with something profound to say about race, gender and dignity.

New Frontier at Tippet Rise Art Center: Access for All

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Spectacular Tippet Rise exemplifies the goal to increase access to art beyond cities.

Sanford Biggers Sculptures Evoke Violent History

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Sanford Biggers' art shoots down racism and violence to combat historical amnesia.

American Flag Art Has Better Things To Be Than Patriotic

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American flag art is, surprisingly or not, consistent in its negative critique of the US.

Michael Stewart Transforms Dark Emotion into Political Art

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Michael Stewart's "Trump Demon Mask" has toxic glaze full of lead. So, it's perfect.

Changing Ballet’s Perception Means Embracing Black Bodies

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Misty Copeland may have cracked the mold. Now it needs to bust wide open.

‘Black Radical Women’ Revolutionize Art at Brooklyn Museum

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40 artists reveal the complexity, urgency and power of Black Radical Women.

Yesterday’s Xenophobia Today: Japanese Internment & Muslim Bans

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Exhibitions commemorate Japanese internment with chilling relevance to politics today.

The Hidden Highway Happenings of Los Angeles

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After two years in LA, I have experienced all manner of odd, everyday performances.

Robert Gober Gets Uncanny at MoMA

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The artist's 40-year retrospective shows the complexity and depth of his work.

Hyeon Jung Kim: Art of Work

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The Korean-born artist's show examines art as a form of manual labor.

Tracey Emin Promises to Love You

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For three minutes, at midnight, every night in February, in Times Square.

At Home with Columbus

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Artist Tatzu Nishi builds a deluxe apartment in the sky at Columbus Circle.

Olympic Gold Once Honored the Arts

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For decades, medals were awarded for architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)

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And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?