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Art At ‘Montez Got Talent,’ karaoke is a competitive sport The Lower Manhattan-based organization’s sixth annual tournament featured an aural battle royale of performance-art all stars
Above the Fold Tina Kukielski’s guide to the rich, varied films of ‘Art in the Twenty-First Century’ Ahead of the release of “Friends & Strangers,” Art21’s chief curator highlights some of the series’s most fascinating installments by Jayne O'Dwyer Above the Fold Tavares Strachan edits history by placing Tupac Shakur’s name on the Carnegie Museum of Art Artist Tavares Strachan placed "invisible" names like Fell, Monk, Lamarr, Norgay, and more alongside Rembrandt, Chopin, Franklin, and Darwin on the museum's façade for the... by Ann Binlot Above the Fold Kerry James Marshall created comic strip with black characters to show “it can be done” Undaunted by the lack of black comic characters he saw as a child, African-American artist Kerry James Marshall created a few for the 57th Carnegie... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Tina Kukielski’s guide to the rich, varied films of ‘Art in the Twenty-First Century’ Ahead of the release of “Friends & Strangers,” Art21’s chief curator highlights some of the series’s most fascinating installments by Jayne O'Dwyer
Above the Fold Tavares Strachan edits history by placing Tupac Shakur’s name on the Carnegie Museum of Art Artist Tavares Strachan placed "invisible" names like Fell, Monk, Lamarr, Norgay, and more alongside Rembrandt, Chopin, Franklin, and Darwin on the museum's façade for the... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Kerry James Marshall created comic strip with black characters to show “it can be done” Undaunted by the lack of black comic characters he saw as a child, African-American artist Kerry James Marshall created a few for the 57th Carnegie... by Ann Binlot