Brian Eno’s “ForeverAndEverNoMore” and Making Art in The Climate Emergency
The pioneering musician, composer and producer speaks with fellow artist Beatie Wolfe about environment, art and power
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Converting salt water to drinking water, recycling face masks in concrete, an exhibition of abortion stories and more from around the web
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Yvette Mayorga’s Cake Decorations Critique Surveillance and Consumerism
Yvette Mayorga’s most recent work, “Surveillance Locket,” is a cake version of the Polly Pocket mansion that the artist dreamed of owning in her youth. Made with multiple layers of pink acrylic …
Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You
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Challenging power, control, capitalism and patriarchy, legendary artist Barbara Kruger wields words and visuals to delve into systemic failures. Her work can be traced across five decades in Barbara Kruger: Thinking of …
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Virtual visits into space, a guide to this year's Milan Design Week, the new Black Film Archive and more from around the web
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“Women For Life On Earth” Redefined Protesting With Beauty + Banners
When 20-foot-long missiles moved into the Greenham Common Air Force base in the 1980s, it was the last straw for a group of women in England and Wales. Thus, the collective Women …
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“Brooklyn Resists” Outdoor Exhibition at the Center for Brooklyn History
From the Brooklyn Public Library’s Center for Brooklyn History (CBH), the Brooklyn Resists outdoor (and online) exhibition will highlight the work of Black Brooklynites from abolition through the Black Lives Matter protests …
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Online Exhibitions Exploring Race, Resistance and Resilience
Writing for Smithsonian Magazine, Jennifer Nalewicki has listed eight art exhibitions online currently that center around Black history, racism, protest and identity. Including Nina Chanel Abney’s gorgeous work (that she herself describes …
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Protest posters bound for gallery walls, queer art and documentaries, a charitable effort from Sight Unseen and more
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Museums Gather Protest Signs, Art + Ephemera to Preserve as Historical Artifacts
In an attempt to record the unified movement and emotional temperature of the present day, nine curators from three Smithsonian museums—including the National Museum of African American History and Culture—conversed with protestors …