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The French Satirist Who Brought Anarchy Into Art

The French Satirist Who Brought Anarchy Into Art

On Georges Blondeaux, or Gébé

By Edward Gauvin | April 3, 2019

An Afternoon at María Gainza's<br> Buenos Aires Home

An Afternoon at María Gainza's
Buenos Aires Home

Talking About Art, Criticism, and Autofiction

By Nathan Scott McNamara | March 31, 2019

AIPAD

AIPAD

Photography books are essential to understanding the medium

By Catherine Talese | March 25, 2019

The Oldest American Picture Book Still in Print is Obviously About Cats

The Oldest American Picture Book Still in Print is Obviously About Cats

Ahem: Millions of Cats

By Emily Temple | March 11, 2019

Stieglitz, O'Keeffe, and the People Who Loved Them

Stieglitz, O'Keeffe, and the People Who Loved Them

On a Revolutionary Photo Show (and the Foursome That Followed)

By Carolyn Burke | March 6, 2019

On the Intoxicating Alchemy of Pottery

On the Intoxicating Alchemy of Pottery

In Search of the Color of Dreams

By Anuradha Roy | February 11, 2019

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Don't You Dare Call Me a Beatnik

By Tosh Berman | February 8, 2019

5 Women Who Revolutionized Film and Television

By Elizabeth Weitzman and Austen Claire Clements | February 6, 2019

How Learning to Draw Can Help a Writer to See

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In Search of the Surreal at the Leonora Carrington Museum

In Search of the Surreal at the Leonora Carrington Museum

A Sculptor, Writer, and Feminist Pioneer Who Defied Categorization

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Paul Theroux on the Iconic Photographs of Steve McCurry

Paul Theroux on the Iconic Photographs of Steve McCurry

From Afghanistan to Australia, and Everywhere in Between

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Abstract Art Didn't Begin with Picasso

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Does Art Originate From the Same Necessity That Gives Rise to Beehives?

Does Art Originate From the Same Necessity That Gives Rise to Beehives?

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By Inger Christensen | November 27, 2018

Why Look at Art When You Could Watch TV?

Why Look at Art When You Could Watch TV?

On John Berger's Revolutionary Art Criticism

By Joshua Sperling | November 26, 2018

How Do You Make Art From Walking and Looking?

How Do You Make Art From Walking and Looking?

Hal Foster Talks to Richard Serra About Sites, Non-Sites, and Mobile Bodies

By Hal Foster and Richard Serra | November 26, 2018

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