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Rebel with a Canvas: Jamie Reid
By Sofia Thornley, Nathalie Cuevas
Jamie Reid, who created iconic album art for the punk band the Sex Pistols, died on August 8.
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The Decline of “Museum-ed” Art
“Musuem-ed” art of the contemporary era is declining in quality, requiring less time, skill, and effort to create than the masterful works of the past.
Arts and Entertainment
Female Artist Spotlight: Extraterrestrial Beings, Exotification, and Meaningful Absurdity
Three incredible women who are taking the 21st century art scene by storm.
Arts and Entertainment
Intersections of Youth, Mortality, and Art History: Unraveling Cecily Brown’s Death and the Maid Exhibition
By Grace Rhee
Exploring the intertwined worlds of life and death: a review of Cecily Brown’s exhibition, Death and the Maid.
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Ebony G. Patterson’s ...Things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…
A discussion of the style and techniques employed by contemporary artist Ebony G. Patterson in her current exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden.
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The Art of Resistance
In the tapestry of human history, art has emerged as a resounding force capable of transcending the boundaries of language, culture, and time.
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Karen Lamassonne Creates Noise at the Swiss Institute
Karen Lamassonne presents a dynamic survey of her artistic career, blurring the boundaries between her reality and imagination.
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I Never Played With Dolls
A review of Sana Musasama’s ongoing show, “I Never Played With Dolls,” at Tiger Strikes Asteroid Gallery.
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A Walk into Henri Matisse’s Red Studio
By Grace Rhee
A review of Matisse: The Red Studio exhibition at the MoMA
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Time, Junk, and Sarah Sze’s Beautiful Mess
Sarah Sze: Timelapse will captivate anyone who stumbles across the top of the Guggenheim Museum’s rotunda.
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The Storytelling of Taylor Swift's Costumes
By Dorothy Ha
Taylor Swift: Storyteller takes a career-spanning look at the outfits that have brought pop star Taylor Swift's imaginative worlds to life.
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Stuyvesant’s Muralistic HeArt
By Sophia He
Stuyvesant High School’s lesser-known aptitude for art is brilliantly showcased through the school’s many murals.
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Memory Map: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s [Native] American Experience
Artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s striking insight into the devastating history of oppression and current political struggles of indigenous populations in the United States.
Arts and Entertainment
How Do We Talk About “The Comedian”?
By Javed Jokhai
Art journalist Javed Jokhai ruminates on dealing with a piece that really doesn’t like art journalists.
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What’s Up With the Writing on the Side of Pier 40?
By Hugo Smith
An explainer-y piece about the “I WANT TO THANK YOU” writing on the side of Pier 40.
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Meret Oppenheim: Spontaneity in Surrealism
An analysis of the artist and works featured in the MoMA’s Meret Oppenheim: My Exhibition.
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The Eveillards’ Gift of Simplicity
A review of The Eveillard Gift and the ideas it emphasizes about different mediums in art.
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New York through Edward Hopper’s Eyes
A look into the Edward Hopper’s New York: his unique reflection of New York City.
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Ada, Alex, and Ascension through “Gathering”
A review of Alex Katz: Gathering, and the improvement, changes, and regressions it shows in his style.
Arts and Entertainment
The Life and Times of an American Icon
By Roxy Perazzo
A review of the new Netflix series “The Andy Warhol Diaries,” and a consideration of Warhol’s career.
Arts and Entertainment
Time, Junk, and Sarah Sze’s Beautiful Mess
Sarah Sze: Timelapse will captivate anyone who stumbles across the top of the Guggenheim Museum’s rotunda.
Arts and Entertainment
Female Artist Spotlight: Extraterrestrial Beings, Exotification, and Meaningful Absurdity
Three incredible women who are taking the 21st century art scene by storm.
Arts and Entertainment
Intersections of Youth, Mortality, and Art History: Unraveling Cecily Brown’s Death and the Maid Exhibition
By Grace Rhee
Exploring the intertwined worlds of life and death: a review of Cecily Brown’s exhibition, Death and the Maid.
Arts and Entertainment
Ebony G. Patterson’s ...Things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…
A discussion of the style and techniques employed by contemporary artist Ebony G. Patterson in her current exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden.
Arts and Entertainment
The Storytelling of Taylor Swift's Costumes
By Dorothy Ha
Taylor Swift: Storyteller takes a career-spanning look at the outfits that have brought pop star Taylor Swift's imaginative worlds to life.
Arts and Entertainment
Stuyvesant’s Muralistic HeArt
By Sophia He
Stuyvesant High School’s lesser-known aptitude for art is brilliantly showcased through the school’s many murals.
Arts and Entertainment
The Art of Resistance
In the tapestry of human history, art has emerged as a resounding force capable of transcending the boundaries of language, culture, and time.
Arts and Entertainment
Jean-Michel Basquiat: A King’s Journey
Unlike viewing an individual artwork at a museum, the “Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure” exhibit provides the depth and insight needed to truly know the artist and his perspective.
Arts and Entertainment
Memory Map: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s [Native] American Experience
Artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s striking insight into the devastating history of oppression and current political struggles of indigenous populations in the United States.
Arts and Entertainment
Mother of Modernism: Georgia O’Keeffe
A review of Georgia O’Keeffe: To See Takes Time, exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Rewriting Roald Dahl: Controversy in Censorship
By Maegan Diep
Many Roald Dahl classics face censorship in order to promote inclusivity when addressing sensitive topics.
Arts and Entertainment
The Life and Times of an American Icon
By Roxy Perazzo
A review of the new Netflix series “The Andy Warhol Diaries,” and a consideration of Warhol’s career.
Arts and Entertainment
What a Polka Dot Pumpkin Can Teach Us During the Pandemic
Yayoi Kusama paves the way for awakening the artist in all of us.
Arts and Entertainment
Meret Oppenheim: Spontaneity in Surrealism
An analysis of the artist and works featured in the MoMA’s Meret Oppenheim: My Exhibition.
Arts and Entertainment
The Eveillards’ Gift of Simplicity
A review of The Eveillard Gift and the ideas it emphasizes about different mediums in art.
Arts and Entertainment
How Do We Talk About “The Comedian”?
By Javed Jokhai
Art journalist Javed Jokhai ruminates on dealing with a piece that really doesn’t like art journalists.
Arts and Entertainment
Outrage As Art: How Do We Talk About “The Comedian”?
By Javed Jokhai
Art journalist Javed Jokhai ruminates on dealing with a piece that really doesn’t like art journalists.
Arts and Entertainment
New York through Edward Hopper’s Eyes
A look into the Edward Hopper’s New York: his unique reflection of New York City.
Arts and Entertainment
Ada, Alex, and Ascension through “Gathering”
A review of Alex Katz: Gathering, and the improvement, changes, and regressions it shows in his style.
Arts and Entertainment
Window Display Wonderland
By Ivy Halpern
An exploration of New York Cities Christmas windows.
Arts and Entertainment
Karen Lamassonne Creates Noise at the Swiss Institute
Karen Lamassonne presents a dynamic survey of her artistic career, blurring the boundaries between her reality and imagination.
Arts and Entertainment
What’s Up With the Writing on the Side of Pier 40?
By Hugo Smith
An explainer-y piece about the “I WANT TO THANK YOU” writing on the side of Pier 40.
Arts and Entertainment
I Never Played With Dolls
A review of Sana Musasama’s ongoing show, “I Never Played With Dolls,” at Tiger Strikes Asteroid Gallery.
Arts and Entertainment
Rebel with a Canvas: Jamie Reid
By Sofia Thornley, Nathalie Cuevas
Jamie Reid, who created iconic album art for the punk band the Sex Pistols, died on August 8.
