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The Confessional is Open: Maurizio Cattelan’s Second Coming of the Meteorite Pope

by Raquel Cohen

The art world’s most notorious trickster, Maurizio Cattelan, has returned to his favorite stage: the intersection of sacred ritual and profane consumerism. Fresh on the heels of the 21st anniversary of…

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The $80 Million Masterpiece: Agnes Gund’s Historic Rothko Goes Under the Hammer

by Raquel Cohen

The relationship between the late philanthropist Agnes Gund and the work of Mark Rothko was one of the most storied in the art world. A blend of personal history, domestic intimacy, and a final, grand…

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Haring : The Formative Years of a Visual Provocateur

by Justin Muñoz

When I walked into the Brant Foundation's East Village location, I was immediately directed to take the elevator to the fourth floor and walk down, floor by floor, to experience the exhibition. This physical…

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From NYC to Vienna and Jerusalem: Lenore Cohen Bridges Worlds in Three International Shows

by Justin Muñoz

Conceptual artist Lenore Cohen is showcasing her work internationally this season, with exhibitions in New York City, Vienna, and Jerusalem. Cohen, who is based in NYC, creates work that is heavily influenced…

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Stitch by Stitch, Stone by Stone: Jordan Nassar Reimagined Heritage in REVELATION

by Justin Muñoz

Artist Jordan Nassar’s fourth solo exhibition at James Cohan Gallery in NYC, titled REVELATION, presented a breathtaking and deeply considered exploration of heritage, history, and inherited nostalgia.…

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States Pick Up the Slack on Arts Funding After Federal Reductions

State legislatures are moving to soften the blow of shrinking federal cultural support. According to the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA), combined appropriations for the 50 states and…

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