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December 12, 2024
Opinions
Opinions
Textile Evolutions: How Designers Explore Culture and Identity Through Fibers and Fashion

By examining various historical and cultural practices in regards to fashion, textiles, and fabric-making, Chloe discusses the different ways fiber arts express community and identity in material or design choices.

December 12, 2024
Opinions
Opinions
Collapsing the Directorial and the Documentary: The Discomforting Family Portraiture of Tina Barney and Larry Sultan

Responding to the tense familial relations in Tina Barney’s "Jill and Polly in the Bathroom" and Larry Sultan’s "My Mother Posing for Me."

December 5, 2024
News
News
30 Priceless Artifacts, Two Disgraced Dealers, and Greece’s Triumph Above All

In December 2023, more than 30 artifacts linked to disgraced art dealers Michael Ward and Robin Symes were handed over to Greek officials.

December 5, 2024
Opinions
Opinions
The Ghost of the White House

Who was Jane Pierce, the“worst first lady”of the United States? Sage examines Jane’s tragic life through her portrait.

December 5, 2024
News
News
Louise Bourgeois: Transforming Afflictions into Art

French-American Louise Bourgeois was one of the most instrumental installation artists of the past century. Her work explores themes of pain, girlhood, fear, and growth, seeking to create art out of traumatic or shameful experiences.

November 28, 2024
Interviews
Interviews
Seeing Memory Through Paintings: An Interview with Viviane Silvera on her Film “See Memory”

“See Memory” is a painted depiction of the elusive nature of memory. Made with thousands of painted stills, Silvera’s film merges the worlds of art and science.