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Art in America’s Most-Read Stories of 2023
Our readers loved Remedios Varo's Surrealist storytelling, "Fiber is the New Painting," and other artist-centric stories.
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Juana Valdés’s Sculptures and Installations Address the Complex Struggle of Global Displacement
"Embodied Memories, Ancestral Histories," at the Sarasota Art Museum, is Juana Valdés's first museum solo show.
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Montreal
Pussy Riot Retrospective Proves Why the Group’s Activism Should Be in an Art Museum
"Velvet Terrorism: Pussy Riot's Russia" runs at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal through March 10.
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New York
Shilpa Gupta Gives Voice to Silence and Resilience
The artist has two shows in New York, at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery and Amant.
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Singapore
Chinese Ink Master Liu Kuo-sung Paints the Moon Without Using a Brush
Learning how Liu Kuo-sung makes his moon paintings doesn't take away from the enigma—it only enhances the effect.
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New York
Nicholas Galanin’s Pointed Public Sculpture Inspires Glorious Noise in New York
Raven Chacon and Laura Ortman performed a powerful set by the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Cleveland
Finnegan Shannon’s Exhibition on a Conveyor Belt Alleviates Museum Fatigue
The artist considers the project a realization of their long-held "access fantasy."
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Winter 2023: Collaborations
Artists' collaborations across different industries, plus Harmony Korine, climate activists in museums, Brice Marden, and more.
Eight Artists Who Blur the Line Between Furniture and Sculpture
Taking cues from Surrealist objects, these artists ask us to see the everyday anew.
Korean Painter Chang Ucchin Finds Nobility in Quotidian, Fleeting Moments
The artist's standout show at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul runs into February 2024.
Remedios Varo’s First-Rate Surrealist Storytelling Gets Its Due in a Stunning Chicago Survey
As with many Surrealists, Varo’s images evade description. They seem merely whimsical when summarized, but her technical perfection edges them toward sublimity.
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Why Climate Protesters Should Keep Targeting Museums
By targeting museums, climate activists are affirming both the urgency of the crisis and art’s unique political power.
By Michael Wang
From the Art in America Guide
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