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Giacometti’s Spoon Woman: The Fraught Relationship Between Primitive and Modern

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Black in America

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I am Here: Identity Museums and the Audiences They Serve

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The Tense of Looking

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Painting Toward Architecture: Bringing Art to Industry and Industry to Art

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The Art of Capitalism

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The Museum of Capitalism Isn’t Buying Our Prevailing Economic Model

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Confessions of a Commodity Fetishist: The Carters, the Louvre, and the End of Art

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Not So Tight: Adjusting the Seams of Art + Fashion

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Art of the Everyday

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Exploring Art Outside the Gallery

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The Black Rose: When Art Extends Beyond the Walls

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Louise Lawler and Emily Hall Tremaine: Site-Unspecific Art

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Democratizing Art Through Exhibition: Work Ethic and Amateurs

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Art in the Age of Surveillance

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Christo’s Art of the Hidden and Transient

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Sparking Social Engagement

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Photo by Kiam Marcelo Junio. A group of people wearing colorful, geometric Rebirth Garments dance during one of their performances. In the foreground, a dancer in a wheelchair is wearing a long, hot pink dress. The floor is painted with blue and yellow squares and shapes.

Engaging Access within Museum and Gallery Spaces

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Exhibitions as Experiences: Moving Beyond Object Display

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The State of Curatorial Education

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How Independent Curators Power the Art World

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When Curatorial and Artistic Visions Clash

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How Can Ecological Artists Move Beyond Aesthetic Gestures?

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A Cosmic Earthwork

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Tracing the Ecological and Cultural Roots of Botanical Specimens

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Art and the Rising Sea

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