April 2017 – ArteryNYC

Jan van Raay (American, born 1942). Faith Ringgold (right) and Michele Wallace (middle) at Art Workers Coalition Protest, Whitney Museum, 1971. Digital C-print. Courtesy of Jan van Raay, Portland, OR, 305-37. © Jan van Raay

An Exhibition Dedicated To Black Women Artists Is Now On View In Brooklyn

April 28, 2017

The Huffington Post - The first exhibition featuring the work of exclusively black women artists took place in New York in 1971 ― it was titled “Where We At.” Artists Vivian E. Browne, Dindga McCan...

A Photographer’s Images of a Changing Seoul After the Korean War

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April 28, 2017

Spotlight

Hyperallergic - History always plays an important role in photography, often giving images greater significance as the decades roll by. As Susan Sontag wrote in On Photography: “To take a photograph is to parti...

5 European musicians you probably didn’t know are also avid painters

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April 28, 2017

Art and Society

DW - He never wanted his success as a musician to affect how people viewed his paintings. As confidently as Paul McCartney has promoted himself and his music, he has remained markedly modest when it comes to hi...

How French cartoonists reacted to the election results

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April 28, 2017

Art and Society

DW - After Sunday's first-round vote, it is now clear that either the centrist Emmanuel Macron or far-right candidate Marine Le Pen will be the next president of France. Here's how French cartoonists reacted on...

Einstein vs. The Clash: How I Used Music to Hack My Brain

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April 28, 2017

Art and Technology

CNET - I'm being tested to see how my concentration changes when I listen to different music. A brainwave scanner is strapped to my forehead and I'm listening to the staccato strains of "This Is Radio Clash". A...

Can Facebook solve its violent video problem?

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April 28, 2017

Art and Technology

CNET - When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stage last week to make his biggest speech of the year, he did something he probably wasn't expecting to do just a few days earlier: He acknowledged Facebook's ...

From surveillance to racism, how computer games tackle big issues

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April 28, 2017

Art and Technology

DW - A waste of time? Not anymore. Today's computer games have become much more. Whether they deal with state surveillance or racism, the nominees for the German Computer Game Prize show what gaming is capable ...

Andy Warhol photographed with art collectors Ethel and Robert Scull, sculptor George Segal, and painter James Rosenquist at the Scull's residence in 1973. (Photo by Jack Mitchell/Getty Images)

Three Ways the 1973 Scull Sale Changed the Art Market

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April 28, 2017

Art and Culture, Art Market, Auctions

Artsy - Many common complaints about today’s contemporary art market—the billions of dollars sloshing around the market, the spectacle-driven fairs, the speculators and profit-seekers buying up works by young a...

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The Army That Conquered the World

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April 28, 2017

Art and Culture, Art History

BBC - In March 1974, Yang Zhifa, a farmer, along with his five brothers and their neighbour Wang Puzhi, were digging a well in pomegranate and persimmon fields an hour’s bus ride northeast of Xi’an, capital of ...

The Eerie Historical Visions that Predict the Apocalypse

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April 28, 2017

Art and Culture

BBC - “These stunningly vivid pictures must certainly have imparted to those readers first seeing them a sense of awe at the progression of disasters and wonders from the beginning of history to the end of time...

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