Sheida Soleimani On Her Collectible Print for A.i.A.’s Spring Issue
The Iranian-American artist's work examines the body language of politicians and activists.
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Joan Semmel Details Her Painting on A.i.A.’s Latest Cover
Couch Diptych "is a kind of play on vulnerability and power," Semmel said.
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Whitney Museum Curator Meg Onli Discusses Her Top Five Recent Obsessions
Onli discusses artworks invested in narrative and sound, along with related interests.
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Sophie Calle Moved into Picasso’s Museum and Put His Paintings in the Basement. But She Didn’t Want to Cancel Him.
Working alongside Picasso's ghost made Calle consider her own legacy: "it became an obsession."
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Lucas Blalock Created a Collectible Optical Illusion for A.i.A.’s Winter Issue
"The print is meant to be activated," says the artist. "I like that there's this potential energy."
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Chef Jason Hammel Reveals His Top Five Recent Obsessions
He discusses the importance of innovation and the impact of hospitality, along with related interests.
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Video Artist Pipilotti Rist on Centering the Body With Dazzling Furniture-Sculpture Hybrids
"As soon as you give people the chance to lie down or sit, then suddenly, other people aren't just a distraction but also part of the scene," Rist said.
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Charles Gaines’s Monumental Installation on Governors Island Marked a Meeting Point for Hidden Histories
Moving Chains had its closing ceremony this past Sunday, before traveling to the banks of the Ohio River in Cincinnati next year.
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Rirkrit Tiravanija’s Spirited Survey Serves Up Social Interaction and Pad Thai
The artist's show at MoMA PS1 runs into March 2024.
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Women’s History Is at the Forefront of Judy Chicago’s Retrospective at the New Museum in New York
In an interview, the 84-year-old feminist art icon talks about contextualizing women's role in art history, taking up space, and shooting a gun.
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