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Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952-1982 at LACMA

Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952-1982 at LACMA by Peter Frank - Los Angeles, California

At a moment of what seems like digital apotheosis -- not least in the visual arts – a museum exhibition devoted to early computer art seems timely   read more...

Change on Chain: FAILSAFE Making Cultural Breakdowns and Breakthroughs Transparent

Change on Chain: FAILSAFE Making Cultural Breakdowns and Breakthroughs Transparent by Raina Mehler - New York City

FAILSAFE is a conceptual performance piece by artists OONA and SamJ that focuses on gender identity, social constructs, and collective behavior.   read more...

Eight Queer Artists in their Own Words

Eight Queer Artists in their Own Words by Jonathan Orozco - Omaha, Nebraska

Here are eight queer artists talking about their practice.   read more...

Interview with Lindsay Catherine Harris, New Co-Director of Recess Art, Brooklyn

Interview with Lindsay Catherine Harris, New Co-Director of Recess Art, Brooklyn by Nina Mdivani -

Lindsay Catherine Harris is an artist, social justice advocate, champion of femme, queer, and trans youth of color.   read more...

“does he love me, does she love me not” Berlin based artist and performer Sophus presents Between Worlds, a fluid and fleeting solo-show currently running at The Opening Gallery.

“does he love me, does she love me not” Berlin based artist and performer Sophus presents Between Worlds, a fluid and fleeting solo-show currently running at The Opening Gallery. by Clare Gemima -

Sophus documents his karmic interactions   read more...

Whitehot Recommends: Fluid Worlds at Kultur Kiosk

Whitehot Recommends: Fluid Worlds at Kultur Kiosk -

Across three exhibitions, each artist gestures toward a mystery in broad daylight   read more...

Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Immortal Performance at The Shed

Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Immortal Performance at The Shed by J. Scott Orr -

"This" the Shed's Artistic Director Alex Poots says, is one of the first fully staged concerts in mixed reality."   read more...

RMB Latitudes art fair welcomed visitors to a uniquely African art experience that was inclusive, affordable and highly curated

RMB Latitudes art fair welcomed visitors to a uniquely African art experience that was inclusive, affordable and highly curated By Petra Mason - South Africa

The venue, Shepstone Gardens, is an architectural mash-up of fantasy romantic styles and features follies and chapels.   read more...

Cradle to Hold Me: Benny Bing's Documentation of Black Motherhood Explores Maternal Health & Legacy

Cradle to Hold Me: Benny Bing's Documentation of Black Motherhood Explores Maternal Health & Legacy by Byron Armstrong -

Framing the Black mother figure in each painting are Adinkra symbols, Ghanian sigils representative of traditional beliefs.   read more...

Jim Dine: Three Ships: Painting and Sculpture at Templon

Jim Dine: Three Ships: Painting and Sculpture at Templon - New York City

Jim Dine marks a triumphant return to New York with this wide-ranging show at Templon gallery in Chelsea.   read more...

Why the Art Media Fell Over Themselves to Cover ‘Succession’ and other Art News

Why the Art Media Fell Over Themselves to Cover ‘Succession’ and other Art News -

Recent media covers art in Succession, the sale of a Hollywood landmark, and Lap-See Lam's Swiss Institute debut.   read more...

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