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28 Results2024
Take a break from the holiday chaos and replenish yourself with funny, dynamic, and subtle art by Thomas Sch眉tte, Ralph Lemon, Alexandra Exter, and others.
The international, cross-generational group of artists in this exhibition use depictions of the body to address the question of what it means to be an individual within society鈥攁nd how socially sustained categories of gender, race, and identity are rooted in abstraction.
Exhibition Includes over 100 Works by Artists Who Explored Abstraction and the Body in the 20th Century
ArtDaily 03/11/2024The Museum of Modern Art presents Vital Signs: Artists and the Body, on view from November 3, 2024, through February 22, 2025.
Social Poetry: A Consideration of Martin Wong鈥檚 鈥淪weet Oblivion鈥� at The Art Institute of Chicago
New City Art 07/05/2024Chinese American artist Martin Wong鈥檚 painting 鈥淪weet Oblivion鈥� (1983) is currently up in the contemporary wing at the Art Institute.
The Rise of a Queer Art History: Three New Publications and the Stories Behind Them
The Art Newspaper 08/03/2024Recently published books aim to bring a deeper understanding of the canon, from聽the work of LGBTQ+ photographers to the pioneers who paved the way for later generations.
2023
This summer offers a wealth of opportunities to celebrate queer art around the world, from an LGBTQ tour of the British Museum to a New York retrospective of Tracey Rose
Everybody knows the best kind of party is a doll party.
2022
While individuals who identify as transgender have existed for a very long time, the concept is still a taboo topic in many fields 鈥� including art history.
Review: Spring Break Art Show鈥檚 Naked Lunch Was Ambitious but Not Necessarily a Meal
Observer 11/09/2022Spring Break Art Show's theme this year was naked lunch but was there enough to eat?
While individuals who identify as transgender have existed for a very long time, the concept is still a taboo topic in many fields 鈥� including art history.
Ghosts Haunt the Square Mile and a Digital Punk Comes to Glasgow 鈥� the Week in Art
The Guardian 25/03/2022Artists鈥� innermost visions go on display in London, Rana Begum shows off her ethereal magic and Ilona Szalay gets introspective 鈥� all in your weekly dispatch.
2020
Occasions such as this June鈥檚 Pride Month are a great chance to help rewrite history. While individuals who identify as transgender have existed for a very long time, the concept is still a taboo topic in many fields 鈥� including art history.
鈥楴ew Images of Man鈥�, curated by Alison Gingeras at Blum & Poe, Los Angeles, is 鈥榩art homage, part radical revision鈥� of the eponymous exhibition
Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, and organized by the Columbus Museum of Art, Art after Stonewall, 1969-1989 is a long-awaited and groundbreaking survey that features more than 200 works of art and related visual materials exploring the impact...
2019
What does Stonewall mean to you? It can be a fraught question, with as many answers as people who might contemplate it.