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·Oct 8, 2021

Etel Adnan: Light’s New Measure

A review Etel Adnan: Light’s New Measure, on view at the Guggenheim Museum, presents four dozen abstract paintings that explore the changing body of form as it is seen through the figure-ground dynamic and experienced through changing perspectives. …

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Etel Adnan: Light’s New Measure
Etel Adnan: Light’s New Measure
Guggenheim

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·Oct 6, 2021

Two Monuments, Two Cities

September — October 2021 In Paris and Washington D.C., the Autumn of 2021 presented two memorials that reflected the process of memory, struggle and loss — most recently due to the Covid-19 pandemic. On September 18th after 60 years of planning, Christo and Jeanne-Claude posthumously unveiled “L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped…

Christo

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Two Monuments, Two Cities
Two Monuments, Two Cities
Christo

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·Updated Oct 3, 2021

Jasper Johns: “Mind/Mirror”

A review Jasper Johns is America’s Vitruvian Man who moves freely within the scope of an intersecting square and circle. For over 60 years, his paintings and prints have reflected an ongoing examination of self that has emerged when seen in juxtaposition to art historical masterpieces and more contemporary wartime…

Jasper Johns

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Jasper Johns: “Mind/Mirror”
Jasper Johns: “Mind/Mirror”
Jasper Johns

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Published in AS | MAG

·Jun 29, 2021

Cézanne’s Drawings at MoMA

A Review — While walking through “Cézanne Drawing” at the…

Drawing

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Cézanne’s Drawings at MoMA
Cézanne’s Drawings at MoMA
Drawing

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·Apr 5, 2021

Review: Alice Neel’s People

at The Metropolitan Museum of Art — The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s survey of paintings by Alice Neel titled People Come First is stunning. Several rooms on the museum’s second floor contain numerous figurative paintings and portraits made by an artist whose vibrant color palette provided the way in to every one of her pieces. …

Art

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Review: Alice Neel’s People Come First
Review: Alice Neel’s People Come First
Art

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Published in AS | MAG

·Mar 30, 2021

The Studio of Light

Art as Experience at l’Atelier des Lumières in Paris — A common desire directed toward painting is the wish for the ability to connect directly with the material through an imaginative window of nostalgia. Although this is the memory of a time that has never existed, historic paintings typically bring these moments to life, as seen in the 2017 movie…

Immersive Theatre

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The Studio of Light
The Studio of Light
Immersive Theatre

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·Mar 30, 2021

Art & Animal Rescue

An Interview with Gigi Garner — When the pandemic brought daily life to an eerie stand-still, a flare of creativity started brewing in West Hollywood, California. Gigi Garner was on her way to discover something new, to keep the lights on at her newly-established non-profit that had only been open for a year. You may have…

Contemporary Art

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Art & Animal Rescue
Art & Animal Rescue
Contemporary Art

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·Feb 27, 2021

Goya’s Graphic Imagination

A Review Goya’s Graphic Imagination curated by Mark McDonald is currently on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and presents over 100 drawings and prints that reflect the expressions of an independent mind whose charisma evokes those Aristotelian feelings of pity and fear. Although Franciso Goya became the court…

Art

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Goya’s Graphic Imagination
Goya’s Graphic Imagination
Art

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·Feb 26, 2021

Cherry

A Film Review Based on Nico Walker’s 2018 novel of the same name, Cherry drops viewers into a series of flashpoints that emerge from one man’s return to the center of the opioid crisis in Cleveland, Ohio. …

Cherry

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Cherry
Cherry
Cherry

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·Feb 24, 2021

The United States vs. Billie Holiday

A Film Review — Set in the late 1940s, The United States vs. Billie Holiday begins in the quiet offices of journalist Reginald Lord Devine (played by Leslie Jordan) who interviews Billie Holiday (played by Andra Day) about her song “Strange Fruit” that had remained controversial from the start due to its slow-sung details…

Billie Holiday

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The United States vs. Billie Holiday
The United States vs. Billie Holiday
Billie Holiday

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