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Tal. R is Teaching Me To Moonwalk
Showing at Gl. Holtegaard, there are very few artists who bring me joy quite like the Danish artist
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The Political Dance
Dancing the Revolution: From Dancehall to Reggaetón at MCA Chicago is an exhibition that moves with purpose
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A Bit of Geneva in Basel
Janiva Ellis is a myth-buster at the Kunsthalle Basel in Switzerland
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The Art of Function
The Haas Brothers have long been making things for you to exist with, and Uncanny Valley is the proof
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Fridamania is a Real Thing
From the Substack, shows at the Tate, MoMA and merch in every corner store, we have truly seen the making of an icon
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Entering the Best Kind of Bubble
Michael Armitage’s "The Promise of Change" in Venice is a monumental moment for the artist
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10Foot’s Greater Villain is From the History Books
The Museum of Homelessness in London opens a wide-ranging and historical show, Criminal: An Untold History of Homelessness, Resistance and Survival
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Like We Said, Every Century Needs a Dada
The Marcel Duchamp retrospective at MoMA was more relevant for the here and now than expected
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Nature as the Divine and the Sublime
A look at Julius Hofmann's "foreverglad(e)" at Galerie Kleindienst in Leipzig.
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The Continuing Energy of Henry Taylor
At the Musée national Picasso-Paris, a leading American voice shines in France
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Dispatches from the UK, Part 4
Hurvin Anderson's first solo museum show, on a Tate Britain, is a memory paradise
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Dispatches from UK, Part 1
Tracey Emin takes control of her "Second Life" at the Tate Modern, London
