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SOURCE: ArtNews
5/10/2020
Art Historians are Obsessed with Recovering Lost Names. But are they Asking the Wrong Questions?
In her exhibition “The Unknown Artist," curator Lucy Cotter probes the very values of attribution.
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SOURCE: Marketplace
4/16/2020
Inequality by Design: How Redlining Continues to Shape our Economy
Professor of history Nathan Connolly visited the travelling exhibit "Undesign the Redline."
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SOURCE: New York Times
8/5/2019
The Exhibit Lauded Freedom of Expression. It Was Silenced.
Statues of so-called comfort women have long been an irritant to Japanese nationalists who dispute that the women were forced into servitude.
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SOURCE: Frieze
June 24, 2019
The Untold Queer History of California
by Bryony White
Vital indigenous perspectives are highlighted in an exhibition of art and activism at the Oakland Museum, which spans the state’s colonial past to the present.
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SOURCE: Common-place
3-1-13
Kristen Highland: Two Centuries of Collecting at the American Antiquarian Society
Kristen Highland is a PhD candidate in the English Department at New York University and a recent Botein Fellow at the American Antiquarian Society. Her dissertation explores the physical, social, and cultural spaces of antebellum New York City bookstores.
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