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Discover the sacred artifacts at the Brooklyn Museum's Unrolling Eternity exhibition, featuring a 2,000-year-old guide to the afterlife. The exhibit showcases a rare 21-foot papyrus and explores ancient Egyptian funerary practices.

Anna-Sophie Berger's exhibition at Baltimore's Art Hall delves into the interplay of religious attire and consumer culture, encouraging viewers to reflect on their mutual influence. Her installations explore identity and commodification, inspiring thought and change.

The Portland Museum of Art celebrates David C. Driskell's contributions to African-American art through an exhibition showcasing his diverse collection and artistic legacy. Enrich your understanding of Black art history with pieces from prominent artists and Driskell's own work.

The Berlinale finds itself embroiled in controversy as Director Tricia Tuttle faces potential ousting amid political tensions. An open letter from film professionals calls for the festival's independence.

Carolina Caycedo's exhibition at BALTIC in Newcastle delves into spiritual connections through art, featuring works that address the impact of dam constructions on rivers and communities. The exhibition runs until January 29, 2023.

The IFPDA Print Fair returns to the Park Avenue Armory from April 9-12, showcasing 80 exhibitors and featuring an expanded focus on drawings. Highlights include works by Degas, Johns, and Rego, alongside engaging discussions with artists and curators.

The Venice Biennale has unveiled 111 artists for its International Art Exhibition, curated in memory of Koyo Kouoh. Featuring global talents, the show opens May 9, omitting the Golden Lion awards this year due to Kouoh's passing.

Nine months after Koyo Kouoh's passing, the Venice Biennale reveals the artists for her curated exhibition, In Minor Keys. The event will not feature the Golden Lion awards this year.

Susan Kleckner's pivotal role in feminist art is celebrated in a comprehensive retrospective at Haverford College. The exhibition highlights her influential works and enduring impact on political art.

Artists discuss the nuances of their workspaces and how these influence their creative processes. Sofie Koenig from Bloomington shares her experience with oil paint, while Marissa Robin Abendano in Manhattan explores inspiration through her surroundings and acrylic media.