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No One Is Accountable in Taryn Simonâs Detective Story (opens the original)
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Taryn Simonâs ambitious show at the Guggenheim Museum, Father Country I Do Love You, begins with two text panels. One recounts a story told to her by her father, of an intelligence officer he met in Bangkok who died under mysterious circumstances â either eaten by a tiger, or kidnapped by the Chinese. It goes on to talk about her fatherâs penchant for taping his prized photos in plexiglass box frames. âEach came with a dramatic tale â delivering suitcases of cash to generals in Cambodi
Borusan Contemporary Presents Two New Exhibitions (opens the original)
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Borusan Contemporary presents two new exhibitions opening on September 19, 2026: Olivo Barbieri: Time Space Geometry, the Italian photographer’s first solo exhibition in Türkiye, and Haunted, a collection exhibition exploring the visual culture of the digital age. Curated by Dr. Fırat Arapoğlu, Olivo Barbieri: Time Space Geometry brings together works from five major series spanning more than four decades of the artist’s practice. Moving from ancient archaeological sites and contemporary cities
The ICA at VCU Brings Immersive Installation "Deo Vindice" to Richmond (opens the original)
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The Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA) at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) presents the Southeastern debut of Abigail DeVille’s Deo Vindice (Orion’s Cabinet) (2025), an immersive, gallery-sized installation that recalls the burning of Richmond in 1865. On view through August 18, Deo Vindice is a sweeping assemblage of charred Colonial-style cabinets inspired by photographs of Richmond set ablaze in the last days of the Civil War. The installation was commissioned for the critically accla
The Album Art Music Left Behind (opens the original)
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It is a cold afternoon in New York when collector and photography critic Vince Aletti says, “I miss all that material. Not that I could house it anymore.” The material in question: album covers, flyers, zines, and posters from the 1970s disco scene he chronicled so meticulously, once held in hands and housed in homes. They float ephemerally on the corner of a screen behind Aletti, who is participating in a panel moderated by Matthew Higgs and hosted at the Cooper Hewitt Museum of Design, where t
8 Art Books to Reframe Americaâs 250th (opens the original)
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The Fourth of July fireworks and barbecues are behind us, but America 250 â and all its attendant propaganda â is still in full swing. Thankfully, artists, critics, curators, and museum professionals across the nation provide a deep well of books to make sense of this apocalyptic anniversary, using it as an opportunity to uncover ugly truths about United States history that the Trump administration and political right is doing its best to scrub from the record. Artist Keisha Scarville's seri
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