Disquiet in the Abstract: The 2022 Whitney Biennial
Mounted after three years of societal upheaval, the Biennial tries to position representations of unrest and inequity alongside looming abstractions.
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Guggenheim Fellowships Go to 25 Winners in Fine Arts Plus Other Disciplines
Among the artists awarded are Carrie Yamaoka, Daniel Joseph Martinez, and Guillermo Gómez-Peña.
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The Artist America Built: Daniel Joseph Martinez Visits Other Places and Other Histories in His Ongoing Critique of These United States
It's a sight that no one who attended the 1993 Whitney Biennial is likely to forget, one that came to stand for the Biennial itself, with its provocative emphasis on politics: ordinary people of all…
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Lauren Halsey Wins Hammer Museum’s $100,000 Mohn Award
EJ Hill and Daniel Joseph Martinez won the Public Recognition Award and the Career Achievement Award, respectively.
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How to Altar the World: Amalia Mesa-Bains’s Art Shifts the Way We See Art History
For the past four decades, the Chicana activist and scholar has agitated for institutional change
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The exhibition opens in June and continues into September.
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Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation Announces 2017 Grant Recipients, Including Daniel Joseph Martinez
The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation (CIFO) in Miami has named the nine recipients of its 15th annual Grants & Commissions Program, including an achievement award to the post-conceptual artist
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At the Armory Show, Artists Urge Visitors to Resist, Protest, and Remember
Art fairs are often associated with abstract painting (much of it looking the same), stunt pieces (almost instantly forgettable), and neon sculptures (brightly and, in many cases, annoying), but
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How to Fix the Art World, Part 1
Back in August my staff and I embarked on an epic project: we wanted to know what inhabitants of the art world think is wrong with it and how they would fix it. In the ensuing months we spoke…
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The Grim Art of Human Nature: A Big Show in a Former Hospital Plumbs Mortality, Medical Fetishization, and Violence
The halls of the former Los Angeles Metropolitan Medical Center, a hospital that closed three years ago amid allegations of fraud, still smell of chemicals and cleaners, now mingled with
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