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"Art for Aid" Fundraising Event Supports Gaza through the Power of Art

June 8, 2024

Art for Aid, a group committed to raising funds for humanitarian aid in Gaza returns for its second fundraiser on June 9, 2024.

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Cantando Bajito: Incantations at The Ford Foundation Honors Feminized Bodies and Strategies of Resistance

June 7, 2024

The Ford Foundation Gallery opens its second iteration "Cantando Bajito: Incantations", part of its yearlong exhibition that started in January focusing on strategies of resistance against hostile attacks towards bodily autonomy and feminized bodies.

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Glamour, Fashion and a Flare for the Dramatic at Tate Britain

May 30, 2024

“Sargent and Fashion” at the Tate Britain exhibits and honors the work of 20th-century artist John Singer Sargent through a remarkable display of his portraits, alongside garments worn by his sitters.

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Embracing the Human Senses in Delcy Morelos’ North American Debut at Dia Chelsea

May 28, 2024

In Delcy Morelos’ new exhibition, "Delcy Morelos: El Abrazo," the Colombian artist known for using natural organic materials such as clay, soil, and natural fibers, explores the essential and profound relationships between water and earth in a two-part show at Dia Chelsea.

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Self-Perception Through Glitz by Rachael Tarravechia

May 22, 2024

At the Ceysson & Bénétière Gallery in New York, the exhibition “Water on Velvet” by artist Rachael Tarravechia offers an exploration of self-perception and societal expectations through a blend of both digital landscapes and private spaces.

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Silia Ka Tung's Mythical World at Mandy Zhang Art Gallery

May 22, 2024

London-based artist Silia Ka Tung, known for using her artistic skills to create deep, complex stories filled with boundless imagination, makes her way to Mandy Zhang Art’s new Marylebone gallery space, the second exhibition since opening its physical space.

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Rosson Crow on the Seductive Destruction of America at Miles McEnery Gallery

May 22, 2024

Rosson Crow's chaotic new paintings on view at Miles McEnery Gallery, use American iconography to depict scenes and political fragmentation, drawing parallels to today's polarized reality; inspired by Jonathan Haidt's article "Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid".

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A New Documentary "Taking Venice" Sees Art as Cold War Weaponry

May 16, 2024

Recreation of the 1964 transport of Robert Rauschenberg’s work in Venice canals for exhibition at the Venice Biennale. Still from Taking Venice.

Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber premieres "Taking Venice" this Friday, a spellbinding caper documentary following the battle against Commu...

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Environmental Artist Lita Albuquerque Early Works in Brussels

May 8, 2024

This past April, Lita Albuquerque, a multidisciplinary artist and writer, continued to bend space and time as she showcased her most recent solo exhibition "Early Works" at Galerie La Patinoire Royale Bach in Brussels.

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Zanele Muholi's Reflections on Black Queer and Trans Experiences at Southern Guild

May 7, 2024

Zanele Muholi shows new photography and sculptural works at the Southern Guild, Los Angeles, navigating South Africa's perceptions of Black queer and trans identities.

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