‘ASCO: Without Permission’ Review: A Superbly Edited Chronicle of Chicano Art Uprising in Los Angeles
Without Permission' is a superbly edited and assembled chronicle of a 1970s Chicano art movement in Los Angeles.
Shadows, Ballet Black creates a ‘haunting’ dance spectacle in ‘handsome’ double bill
Shadows, Ballet Black creates a ‘haunting’ dance spectacle in ‘handsome’ double bill - 5/5 Ballet Black’s adaptations of ‘My ...
‘Gertrude Abercrombie: The Whole World Is a Mystery’ Review: Modest Paintings, Major Effects
Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art highlights the haunting Surrealist power of the Chicago artist’s small, unflashy canvases ...
Removing D.C.’s BLM Plaza doesn’t erase history
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) is correct in removing the Black Lives Matter street art on 16th Street NW, which is within ...
‘It opened up a whole new vocabulary’: Painter Sayed Haider Raza on his iconic ‘Bindu’ series
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How Women Artists Reclaim Power From Unease—See 5 Works From a New Show
"Uncanny" at the National Museum of Women in the Arts explores women's artwork that pairs the familiar and alien to ...
Australian Ballet’s Carmen misses heights of dark passion
Hong Kong-born multidisciplinary artist Roshelle Yee Pui Fong and Luritja writer and technologist Matthew Ngamurarri ...