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Modernism on the Ganges: Raghubir Singh at the Met Breuer
Julian Cosma reviews "Modernism on the Ganges," an exhibition on Raghubir Singh at the Met Breuer.
When Art Becomes Catharsis: En Masse at THE SPACE by ADVOCARTSY
Melissa Karlin reviews Pouya Afshar’s solo show "En Masse" at THE SPACE by ADVOCARTSY.
Monsters in Ballet Slippers: Chagall’s Designs for the Performing Arts
Perwana Nazif reviews "Chagall: Fantasies for the Stage," currently on view at LACMA.
“We Can!” American Toys of 2017: Lessons from Early Soviet Animation
How do you celebrate the end of a year like the one we’ve just witnessed? Our country is divided. Our …
Art Inside: Holiday Spirit
Annie Buckley visits a prison three days before Christmas, for her series "Art Inside."
Healthy Brain Intake: Modify Your News Habits to Ease Your Mind
John Franklin warns against the negative effects on the brain of consuming too much news.
District 798: Whose Story Is It? — A Show of New Work Inspired by China’s Xiong Collective
Dinah Lenney reflects on "District 798: Whose Story Is It" currently showing at Think Tank Gallery in Los Angeles.
Don’t Be Afraid, We Are Only Approaching the Outside World! — Curating Ode to the Sea: Art from Guantanamo
Charles Shields reflects on his experience curating "Ode to the Sea: Art from Guantanamo" at President's Gallery at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
If They Were Émigrés: Drawing Inspiration from Old Political Cartoons
Three writers draw inspiration from the political cartoons of Russian émigrés after the October Revolution.
