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Now through Dec. 25, all of our exhibition catalogs—and small catalog bundles—are for sale at 30% OFF.
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“Who is the real Richter: the wide-eyed mystic or the bitter skeptic?” writes @lionel_trolling. “His work reflects the realization that they are aspects of the same form of subjectivity in different moments.” https://t.co/acSfLOQVWR
I reviewed Robert Smithson’s first biography, a trauma plot featuring spiritual crisis, a whirlpool of blood, numerology, and a secret shadow sibling. 🌀https://t.co/sjbhKtXUtK
The 2023 Arts Writers Grant application is NOW OPEN.
Offering $15K to 50K to support individuals who write about contemporary art in three categories: articles, books, and short-form writing.
Deadline: 11:59 ET, May 17, 2023
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A new review of Inside the Spiral: The Passions of Robert Smithson which explores the artist's lifelong Catholicism and unwavering religious commitment, and how 'immanent theologies' of Vatican Two shaped his his Minimalist phase.
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On Good Friday, Lucas Reiner and Dr. Nora Heimann on The Stations of the Cross—their deovtional role, and how they have been represented throughout art history; from Peter Paul Rubens & Matthias Grunewald to Henri Matisse, Barnett Newman, and Ed Ruscha
https://t.co/bLXBamgxy4
"Grids, Nets, and the Unspeakable" @JAAnderson7
on Daniel Callis' exhibition Stations: Resurgam
". . .nets suggest a noetic open-endedness—a lack of completion and resolution, a lack of ability to see what one is doing or what one is interacting with."
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At Ramadan, a discussion of the practice, meaning and purpose of the Hajj, one of the Five Pillars of Islam with Dr. Amin Abdullah: https://t.co/sFfOqyjuVP
On April 11: @GWTextileMuseum invites you to a virtual talk with Anne Lindberg in which the artist will speak about her exhibition "What color is divine light?"
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Looking for #Resources for #HolyWeek2023? The VCS has a dedicated page of exhibitions for this season.
Find commentaries and artworks to help you with teaching, preaching & reflection.
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At @nytimesarts, Holland Cotter reviews the "Beyond the Light: Identity and Place in Nineteenth-Century Danish Art" at @metmuseum saying the show is "an example of a scientifically informed art willing to acknowledge the absolute reality of mystery."
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Squeak Carnwath’s abstract oil paintings are dotted with Buddhas, letters, colorful grids, and familiar iconography. Amanda Lim Patton profiles the artist in the spring issue of @tricyclemag
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At @TheBrooklynRail, a new review of "Inside the Spiral: The Passions of Robert Smithson" explores the artist's lifelong Catholicism, unwavering religious commitment, and how immanent theologies of Vatican Two shaped his his Minimalist phase.
https://t.co/ExHQBdn4Y2
Nigerian American artist Victor Ehikhamenor is debuting rosary tapestries at Art Basel Hong Kong this month. The works examine the disappearance of historical memory.
https://t.co/1OJXsbIxXw
It's Friday, and so we share another of our #Lent Stations on the themes of Repentance & Forgiveness.
This week, we have been considering the figure of Judas
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At the @RubinMuseum, Tibetan Buddhist and Christian works of art made across 12 centuries explore death, the afterlife, and the desire to continue to exist.
https://t.co/vtxqjczNoo
In the Spring issue of Tricycle Magazine, decipher @squeakcarnwath 's abstract oil paintings, dotted with buddhas, letters, and colorful grids.
https://t.co/GepeNdmvJP