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Explore the 2005 essay suite 'Man Without Qualities' by Michael Krebber. This collection offers a renewed perspective on the artist's ability to challenge artistic norms and provoke thoughtful reflection.

Artist Simon Denny examines the art and aesthetics of defense tech giants like Palantir and Anduril in Artforum. He critiques their use of avant-garde visuals, exploring the deeper implications of their design strategies.

Joan Semmel, at 93, continues to inspire with her vast collection of portraits. Her work's popularity is rising, and she shares her journey with Hyperallergic. Meanwhile, changes in Hungary's political landscape bring hope to artists, and conversations with Tania El Khoury explore

An insightful interview with artist Rama Duwaji at Gracie Mansion reveals her modesty and commitment to her art. The conversation also touches on her response to resurfaced controversial tweets. Explore her journey and perspective in this engaging discussion.

Tania El Khoury, a Lebanese artist, reflects on her experiences amid the ongoing conflict in Lebanon. Despite the challenges, her art continues to offer moments of calm and resilience, challenging dominant narratives and exploring the long-standing issues faced by her country.

The Walker Art Center is ending its relationship with Cardamom due to the restaurant's shift to QR code ordering, which conflicts with the museum's values. The change has raised questions about service quality and visitor experience.

This week's art news delves into diverse topics, including Molly Crabapple's critique on AI's impact on art, Paulo Nazareth's unique artistic journey, and the implications of space exploration. We also remember Asha Bhosle's influence and Cindy Corrie's call for human rights advocacy.

The V&A Museum has adjusted catalogue imagery at the behest of a Chinese printer, citing local publication laws. This move underscores the difficulty international institutions face in navigating censorship and artistic freedom.

This article delves into a photograph by Jeffrey Blankfort featuring Maceo and Joju Cleaver, exploring its significance within the Black Panther legacy. It examines the cultural symbolism of the zebra print chair and the complexities of creating a home in exile.

As the Met Gala approaches, activists are calling for a boycott of the 2026 event due to sponsorship by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez. Posters across NYC criticize Amazon's labor practices and ties to ICE, urging a broader boycott of the company.