Art Berlin moves to historic Tempelhof airport—but will it take off?
The Art Newspaper -The second edition of the newly formed Art Berlin fair will take place next month (27-30 September) in one of the city’s most celeb...
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Refuse Transformed: Reuse as Social Repair
Hyperallergic- Founded by philanthropists Shelley and Donald Rubin in 2010, The 8th Floor quietly and consistently hosts high quality, politically pro...
Amid an Anti-Muslim Mood, a Museum Appeals for Understanding
The New York Times - They were made in Syria six centuries ago, and stand elegantly in a row of vitrines at the Uffizi Gallery here: five ceramic jar...
“Her Music, It Had a Message”: Visitors Remember Aretha Franklin at DC Museum
Hyperallergic - WASHINGTON, DC — In a country as large as the United States, there’s no way for all those mourning the recent death of beloved “Queen ...
The Political Art that Shaped Cold War Hungary
Hyperallergic - If you are looking for a chance to explore the material culture, art, and politics that shaped Hungary in post-World War II, look no f...
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Thoughts on Carl Wilson, 2018 art glass and steel, 25” x 25”
Green Card, 2017, art glass, 12” x12”
Rainy Day, 2017, art glass, 15” x 15”
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Discovering King Tutankhamun’s tomb: Harry Burton’s photographs
BBC - It was one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries of the 20th Century. But what was it like to first point a lens into the 3,000-yea...
Why Art History Is Full of People Taking Baths
Artsy - The figure of the bather is one of the most common visual tropes in Western art history. From ancient Athens to 1920s Paris and beyond, painte...
How to Talk About Whiteness
Hyperallergic - The scholar Sara Ahmed opens her essay “A phenomenology of whiteness” with a series of questions on the project of examining whiteness...
Will Robert Indiana’s legacy get stuck in a legal battle
The Art Newspaper - What will become of Robert Indiana’s legacy, and who will be in charge of preserving it? The answer might only come out of a close...