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The artist’s architectural designs embed within them a critique of art-historical precedents

For the past half-century, artist Takako Yamaguchi has combined diverse motifs to form paintings that subtly critique art-historical precedents, from Ancient Greek architectural tropes and modernist grids to Japanese woodblock print styles and midcentury geo...

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The artist’s approach to portraiture allows for something that most do not: absence

At a crowded group exhibition opening, an image of a young woman’s face held my attention. Turned in three-quarter profile, it was a composite, collaged from three cutout black-and-white photo portraits, layered to create something new. The top layer shows the left s...

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Philadelphia Museum of Art. Image: WikiMedia Commons

Daniel H. Weiss, former president and CEO of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, has been appointed the new director and CEO of Philadelphia Art Museum, the museum’s board of trustees has announced.

Weiss worked at the Met from 2015 to 2023. Prior to that, he was President of Haverf...

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Edward George’s audio-visual musing on the representation of Black figures in Western art is at once immersive and incantatory

Sometime in the 1960s, Dominique and John de Menil, the founders of the Menil Collection, began assembling an archive of images depicting Black figures in Western art, spanning antiquity to the mid-twentieth century. This bo...

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What does this bookwormish exhibition have to say about the histories and afterlives of critical discourses?

Just one day after the Palais de Tokyo opened its ambitious exhibition Echo. Delay. Reverb. American Art, Francophone Thoughts, curated by Guggenheim chief curator (and artistic director for the next Documenta) href="https://artr...

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