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Cosmo Whyte Returns to the University of Michigan With a Powerful New Exhibition at Stamps Gallery (opens the original)
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This fall, Stamps Gallery at the University of Michigan invites visitors to experience Cosmo Whyte: Under the Quiet, Beyond the Eye, an ambitious mid-career survey of the interdisciplinary artist and Stamps School of Art & Design alumnus. On view September 11 through December 12, 2026, the free exhibition in downtown Ann Arbor, Michigan, brings together drawing, sculpture, installation, and research-driven works that examine two recurring ideas in Whyte’s practice: the archive as a generative si
What Counterpublic Triennial Brings to St. Louis (opens the original)
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Wondering what art shows to see in the Windy City this fall? Local writer Natalie Jenkins has some recommendations, along with existential observations such as this: "Chicago’s residents are in a perpetual state of fall, bracing themselves for what’s to come." Here in NYC, we're bracing for the art fairs and shows of the upcoming Armory Week. Read our handy guide, plus a quick roundup of shows to see in Tribeca, Manhattan's new-ish art mecca. This is a good opportunity to remind you of our other
Barbara Hammer Gets Her Due (opens the original)
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A Barbara Hammer biopic, the heart-wrenching journey of two American doctors in Gaza, and the unflinching activism of photographer Misan Harriman are some of this newsletter's highlights. Make sure you also check out our special coverage of the 15th edition of the BlackStar Film Festival in Philadelphia. And in a new movie, Olivia Wilde is a power-hungry artist with an unhealthy relationship to sex. The film is fiction, but could very well be a documentary. The new documentary follows three huma
The Many Islands of âAmericaâ (opens the original)
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WATERVILLE, Maine â At the entrance of the conceptually ambitious exhibition Imagining an Archipelago: Art from Cuba, Guam, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Their Diasporas at the Colby College Museum of Art are four works that embody many of its themes. A painting by Cuban-born Zilia Sánchez is composed of white marks that hover between fully abstract, figurative, and cosmological, traced on a gray-black ground, as if we are looking down at a body or up from a boat to the sky â either way
This October, Experience Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience (opens the original)
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Seattle’s glass art festival is back in 2026, and this year is all about celebrating the people, places, and creative milestones that make our glass community shine. Now in its eighth year, the festival arrives during huge milestones for the region: Seattle Glassblowing Studio turns 35, Pratt Fine Arts Center celebrates 50 years of shaping artists, and Chihuly Studio marks a meaningful return to Venice after three decades. These anniversaries aren’t just numbers; they’re a reminder of how deeply
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