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The painting is set to be the leading lot in a 20th/21st century art auction. Continue reading →

Patricia Marroquin Norby will work in the museum’s American Wing. Continue reading →

A monumental fabrication of the artist’s 1970 model Le cirque will go on view at Pace Gallery this month. Continue reading →

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In photos, installations, and performances the Berlin-based Canadian artist offers ways to “work through” our postcolonial challenges. Continue reading →

A controversial move by Yale University’s art history department is part of a larger shift taking place. Continue reading →

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Food banks across the United States have been seeing an unprecedented uptick in usage since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and dozens of Chicago natives and current residents have joined together to provide local aid. Since June 25, Prints for Hunger has raised $20,000 for the Greater Chicago Food Depository through its online fundraiser selling 84 photographers’ most significant works from the past few decades.
Prints are sold for $100, with $85 being donated to help community members in-need. More Continue reading →

Nearly a third of workers at the museum signed a letter decrying a lack of accountability. Continue reading →

A meeting with composer and artist John Cage prompted him to move his gallery in a more adventurous direction. Continue reading →

The painting is one of two “Onement” works still held privately. Continue reading →

A market craving for Surrealism has been led by Magritte’s art. Continue reading →

The documentary is replete with tracking shoots of von Rydingsvard’s Bushwick studio, as well as footage of the fabrication and installation of one of her sculptures. Continue reading →

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Lenore Tawney pioneered techniques for creating sculptural, expressive weavings. Continue reading →

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One Chicago driver got a little too excited about Jim Bachor’s recent tribute to one of humanity’s preferred coping mechanisms. In a COVD-19 themed series, the Chicago-based artist (previously) installed four mosaic potholes on the city’s northeast side, except an anxious motorist drove over the can of Old Style before it was dry. Despite its partial damage, the rest of the cemented works feature the newly iconic roll of toilet paper and bottle of hand sanitizer. More Continue reading →

Her spare prints conjured Indian history and events from her own life through abstraction. Continue reading →

Her photography considered pressing subjects that are only now being given their due. Continue reading →