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A New Exhibition Explores Edmonia Lewisâs Montana Connection (opens the original)
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âI think as historians, we spend so much time asking ourselves how someone as prominent as Edmonia Lewis could be overlooked, but there are generations of artists who have been looking closely at her since the 1860s,â Melissa Ragain, the curator of a new exhibition at Montanaâs Tinworks Art on the late Black and Indigenous artistâs legacy, tells Hyperallergic. On view at the Bozeman nonprofit art space through April 2027, Chisel & Razor: The Artistic Legacies of Edmonia and Samuel Lewis
The Met to Present First Major Felix Gonzalez-Torres Show in NYC in Decades (opens the original)
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present the first major exhibition on Felix Gonzalez-Torres in New York in over 30 years. Opening next June, The Spaces Between is organized in conjunction with the Art Institute of Chicago, which will simultaneously host a different exhibition on the Cuban-born American artist who died from AIDS-related complications in 1996. Titled after a line from an Elizabeth Bishop essay that Gonzalez-Torres had faxed to gallerist Andrea Rosen in 1994, The Spaces Between
15 Fall Art -Ennials, From St. Louis to Dakar (opens the original)
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The 61st Venice Biennale is on view through late November, but fall is a time of beginnings, so it is only fitting that many other biennials and triennials opening across the world this season offer their own fresh starts. In a new triennial at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, design is wrested from its typical associations with materialism. A new biennial in Mérida in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula features 75 artists who work with the word and idiom in pursuit of new fabulations. The days may
A Brief History of Testicle Art (opens the original)
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Kacey Musgraves's viral disco balls moment points to a lineage of artists whose use of the genital form is camp-as-critique.
Artist Lucien Smith, Fixture of NYCâs Downtown Scene, Dies at 37 (opens the original)
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Artist Lucien Smith, an abstract painter whose work as a nonprofit founder and restaurateur channeled the community ethos of 1970s New York, has died at the age of 37. The news of his passing was confirmed by Erin Goldberger, director of Half Gallery, which showed the artist's work early on. The cause of death has not been made public. Smith was best known for his Rain Paintings series (2011â12), which he began making the year he graduated from Cooper Union by spraying canvases with acrylic pa
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