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‘The Egyptian Book of the Dead’ is interpreted through art in ‘Skeletons Become Children’
Curated by rEN Dillard, a multidisciplinary artist known for exploring themes of philosophy and Afrofuturism, Skeletons Become Children brings together 23 artists in…
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MOCA GA christens its new digs, fittingly, with a survey of Georgia art
MOCA GA’s inaugural exhibition — Selections from the MOCA GA Permanent Collection 1949-2025 — comprises 75 works from the museum’s collection of some 1,600…
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Review: Martin Puryear distills history, nature and freedom into pure form at the High
Nearly 5 feet tall and painted vivid red, with a bulbous body and a peak curling forward, the cedar sculpture Big Phrygian commands…
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‘Nu Africans’ at Hammonds uses womanhood to find kinship across the diaspora
How do people separated by nations, histories, and even definitions of Blackness, recognize one another as kin without dulling what makes each distinct?…
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Leia’s Long Look: Seemingly mundane objects hold story and power in ‘Spirit Object’
Leia’s Long Look is a new monthly column providing focused looks at individual artworks, prompting slow looking and deeper reflections. This month, Leia…
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Trio of contemporary artists utilize paper to examine negative space in ‘A Measure Without’
A Measure Without, curated by Noah Reyes at Sandler Hudson Gallery, convenes three of the region’s most formidable contemporary voices: In Kyoung Chun,…
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Two whitespace exhibitions push us to contemplate the familiar, see with greater depth
Walking up to whitespace is an enchanting experience. The gallery is built inside a converted carriage house that sits behind trees, where lights…
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Fabian Williams shows how imagination is a dress rehearsal in ‘What It Is, What It Was, and What It’s Gon’ Be’
There is something wonderfully disorienting about leaving an exhibition about surveillance, segregation, xenophobia, artificial intelligence and societal control feeling lighter than when you…
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Leia’s Long Look: Trapped in the interstitial by Kathryn Kampovsky’s ‘The Fade’
Leia’s Long Look is a new monthly column providing focused looks at individual artworks, prompting slow looking and deeper reflections. This month, Leia…
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High Museum’s ‘Paper Trees’ reveals the extraordinary behind nature’s ordinary
A tree may be one of the first things a child learns to draw, but it is also one of the most difficult…
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