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Make Art Great Again? A Response to the Nostalgia and Backlash in Dean Kissick’s Clickbait Manifesto
Artist and critic Ajay Kurian dissects the writer’s argument that identity politics are the enemy of artistic innovation.
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Vintage Porn, CT-Scans, and Masking Tape: Our Critic Offers Gallery Picks for December
Whether you’re hitting Chelsea, Tribeca, or the Upper East Side, CULTURED’s Co-Chief Art Critic Johanna Fateman has a recommendation for you this month.
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The Crowd Goes Wild: Marco Brambilla's Timely Video Confections of Violence and Protest
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Kara Walker’s Cut-Outs, Now in Color: Poet Pamela Sneed Reflects on the Artist’s Powerful New Body of Work
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Doll Dioramas, Singing Sculptures, and the Politics of rEPresEntAtiOn: Three Critics on Stand-Out New York Shows
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Scene Hopping Across the Political Abyss: A Dispatch from Election Night in New York
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Glitter, Rainbows, AbEx Gestures, and a Sunflower: Our Critics Offer Gallery Picks to Start Your November
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As CULTURED's Co-Chief Art Critics, We're Asking You to Subscribe to the Critics' Table. Here's Why
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An Election Week Special: Our Critic on Gary Indiana’s New York and Nicole Eisenman’s “Fixed Crane”
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Our Critic Resorted to Trespassing to See This Artist’s Work. Here’s How You Can See It—and the Exhibition It’s a Part Of—(Legally)
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