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Peter Hujar Biopic Captures Every Artist’s “Anxious, Hopeful, Neurotic, Insecure, Arrogant” Inner Monologue
Ira Sachs opens up about his new film depicting one day in Hujar's life.
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Curator Stanton Thomas Spotlights Five Baroque Masterpieces from His Buzzy Caravaggio Show
All 40 paintings are from the collection of Roberto Longhi, the Italian art historian known for revitalizing Caravaggio's reputation.
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10 Key Works from “Renoir Drawings” at the Morgan Library & Museum, Selected by Curator Colin B. Bailey
Bailey's exhibition includes over 100 works on paper by the Impressionist master, from throughout his career.
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Andrea Zittel Left the Art World for a Few Years. Now, She’s Back with New Rules.
She's reemerging with a renewed perspective and a new body of work.
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Diana Campbell Reveals Her Top Five Recent Obsessions
The curator of the Bukhara Biennial discusses the interconnectivity of food and cultural erasure.
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Painters Amy Sillman and Cameron Martin on Tragicomic Abstraction
Martin is showing now at Sikkema Jenkins Molloy in New York, Sillman at Dia Bridgehampton.
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Michèle Lamy Reveals Her Top Five Recent Obsessions
The designer discusses AI and hopes for the future.
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In the Show of the Summer, Rosa Barba Remakes the World
At MoMA, Rosa Barba creates a celluloid symphony, turning a gallery into a cello.
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Louise Bonnet Wants You to Feel Her Paintings in Your Bones
The Los Angeles–based painter discusses her new work at the Swiss Institute and in SITE Santa Fe.
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Shana Moulton on Wellness Culture, Self-Soothing, and Middle Age
"I'm poking fun at my demographic to an extent," Moulton says. "Humour is such an important strategy for navigating trauma and illness and tragedy."
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