Black Lives Matter Inspires the Whitney
What a way to go. For his 2003 video “Self-Portrait Piñata,” artist Dave McKenzie cast his image as a…
The Indypendent
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Iraqi and American Art Meet at MoMA
They said it would keep us safe. They said it would keep us strong. They said it was proper…
Progressive Jews Mount Campaign Against Trump’s Deportation Agenda
In the bookstore, next to those familiar signs — “Best Sellers” and “Customer Favorites” — there were other signs,…
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‘Proof: Francisco Goya, Sergei Eisenstein, Robert Longo’
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Through Jan. 7
Radical. Black. Feminist. Visionary.
At first, Emma Amos’s Flower Sniffer (1966) doesn’t seem all that confrontational. In this piece, Amos paints herself as…
A Vision of the Middle East You Won’t See on TV
But a Storm Is Blowing From Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East & North Africa Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum…
Mobile Print Power: Soñamos Sentirnos Libres: Under Construction Interference Archive Through Sept. 5 Bouchra Khalili: The Mapping Journey Project…
Laura Poitras’ Astro Noise: Reliving a War That Never Ends
Laura Poitras: Astro Noise Whitney Museum Through May 1 Laura Poitras’ “Astro Noise” begins, as it must, with September…
The Power of Pictures: Early Soviet Photography, Early Soviet Film The Jewish Museum Through February 7 In Workers’…
Clouded Memories, Unnamed Trauma, Confusion & Ruptures
"Walid Raad" Museum of Modern Art Through January 31 Individual wars are always complex, and yet war itself can,…