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Inside Peter Hujar’s Contact Sheets

An exhibition at the Morgan Library and Museum in Manhattan reconsiders Peter Hujar’s contact sheets, which were never intended for public display. Julia Curl reflects on them as “excerpts of a conversation,” while Coco Fusco warns about the unknown whereabouts of Cuban

July 20, 2026

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Required Reading: From Arundhati Roy’s Student Film to a West Bank Archive

This week’s Required Reading ranges from Arundhati Roy’s student film and André Breton translations to a West Bank digital archive and a survey of Paul R. Williams’s architectural legacy. Also included are histories of Weeki Wachee’s mermaids, New York tattoo patents, a

July 20, 2026

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Inside the Studio of Patrick Guetta

In the 346th installment of A View From the Easel, Patrick Guetta discusses a studio that has grown from an empty space into a private, light-filled extension of his home. He also describes how walking the streets of Los Angeles informs his

July 20, 2026

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Trevor Winkfield’s Brightly Uneasy Imaginary Realms

Trevor Winkfield’s career bridges poetry, art writing, and painting in a way that has rarely been fully acknowledged, from his New York School connections to his collaboration with poets and publishers. A new show at Tibor de Nagy gallery highlights his bright,

July 20, 2026

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Alex Odeh Memorial Becomes a Traveling Participatory Artwork

A memorial statue honoring Palestinian-American activist Alex Odeh is at the center of a new participatory project called “The Stolen Dove.” Artist Jon Rubin is taking the statue’s removed dove on a multi-city journey before returning it to Santa Ana in 2027.

July 20, 2026

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Inside the World of Ecosexual Icons Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens

Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens brought their ecosexual vision to Cuesta College alongside Samantha Nye’s exhibition, presenting their new film, Playing with Fire: An Ecosexual Emergency. The documentary tackles the 2020 Northern California fires with humor, ritual, and activism, while continuing the

July 20, 2026

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Brooklyn Museum to Develop New African Art Exhibition Space

The Brooklyn Museum is set to create a 6,400 square foot space for its African art collection. Construction is scheduled to start this summer, enhancing the museum's exhibition capabilities.

July 20, 2026

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Jonathan Yeo’s Portraits Return in Augmented Reality at SXSW

Jonathan Yeo, best known for his portrait of King Charles III, has brought his paintings into augmented reality through a collaboration with Snap. The exhibition “Spectacular: The Art of Jonathan Yeo in Augmented Reality” is now making its U.S. debut at SXSW

July 4, 2026

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A Picasso Show on His Religious Influences Opens in a Spanish Cathedral

Picasso’s paintings have arrived at the cathedral in Burgos for an exhibition examining the Christian values and iconography that influenced his work. “Picasso: Biblical Roots,” which runs through June 29, presents itself as the first major show dedicated to this aspect of

July 4, 2026

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Critical Reduction: The 2014 Whitney Biennial Under Review

The 2014 Whitney Biennial’s three-curator format has prompted critics to assess the exhibition floor by floor, resulting in a wide range of responses. In The New York Times, Holland Cotter calls the show boring at times, though he still finds several works

July 4, 2026

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David Hockney Reimagines the Bayeux Tapestry in a 300-Foot iPad Work

David Hockney has unveiled A Year in Normandie, a 300-foot iPad-made frieze, at Serpentine North in London. The work engages with the Normandy landscape and the Bayeux Tapestry as part of an exhibition devoted to his ongoing experiments with painting and perception.

July 3, 2026

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Exhibitions - Page 2

Inside Peter Hujar’s Contact Sheets

Required Reading: From Arundhati Roy’s Student Film to a West Bank Archive

Inside the Studio of Patrick Guetta

Trevor Winkfield’s Brightly Uneasy Imaginary Realms

Alex Odeh Memorial Becomes a Traveling Participatory Artwork

Inside the World of Ecosexual Icons Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens

Brooklyn Museum to Develop New African Art Exhibition Space

Jonathan Yeo’s Portraits Return in Augmented Reality at SXSW

A Picasso Show on His Religious Influences Opens in a Spanish Cathedral

Critical Reduction: The 2014 Whitney Biennial Under Review

David Hockney Reimagines the Bayeux Tapestry in a 300-Foot iPad Work

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