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The June 2019 issue of TAS has launched.
Engaging Choreographies by Floriana Piqué
Painting in Venice by Deanna Sirlin
The Autobiography of Yayoi Kusama by Andrew Alexander
Vernissage: Venice Biennale 58 by Daniele Frison
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The new issue of The Art Section has launched. Articles by Robert Stalker on Larry Bell, an interview by Deanna Sirlin with Stephanie Buhmann on her books, Studio Conversations, and Nicolette Reim on Poetry In Translation.
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New issue of The @TheArtSection has launched January 2019! Articles;
Lynn Hershman Leeson by Tanya Augsburg, The Artist's Bed by Andi Arnovitz and Artissima Sound by Giuseppe Gavazza https://t.co/tCXhUnV00J

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Wishing you the best in 2019
love, peace, laughter, art and health. https://t.co/tCXhUnV00J

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The Art Section wishes you happy holidays! Giotto, The Scrovegni Chapel (detail), Padua, Italy c. 1305

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Today’s semi-annual Art Section board meeting proved to be lively!

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This book is about the documentation of Performance.

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Philip Auslander, the Editor of The Art Section, has a new book just out about performance.
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Peter Frank on Tony Delap in The @TheArtSection
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Helen Lundeberg with Lorser Feitelson, NBC set of television show "Feitelson on Art" circa 1960 © The Feitelson/Lundeberg Art Foundation

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A new issue of @TheArtSection has launched
Hard Edge Abstraction artists, Lorser Feitelson (1898-1978) and Helen Lundeberg (1908-1999) California artist, Tony Delap(b.1927 and Art Poems by Marc Straus.
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Great Day at #High Museum at the #WinnieThePooh exhibition with Ed Hall, Kelli Gargantuan and Gabriela Ferrari and #the art section

[Artnet @artnet]

Multidisciplinary Art Sensation Laure Prouvost Will Represent France at the 2019 Venice Biennale https://t.co/99s16Uug2u

[Photograph @photographmag]

Zoe Leonard: Survey is on view at @whitneymuseum through June 10, bringing together about 100 works from the artist's career https://t.co/a4JpDI3ASB

📷 Zoe Leonard, Untitled, 1989. Courtesy of the artist.

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An exhibition that examines the relationship between the forms of pre-Columbian monuments and the art of Josef Albers. On @artdaily #JosefAlbers https://t.co/VrCQa6mhjj

[MOCA @MOCAlosangeles]

Mike Kelley: “Monstrosity is fascinating and attractive-although I don’t think of my work as being specifically concerned with the monstrous.”

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"If a man devotes himself to art, much evil is avoided that happens otherwise if one is idle." —Albrecht Dürer, born #onthisday in 1471. (via @BrainyQuote)

Learn more about the artist on our website: https://t.co/vLOJmEvy2M

[The Metropolitan Museum of Art @metmuseum]

Henri Rousseau was born May 21, 1844. In Rousseau’s day, this waterway was heavily polluted, but certain spots still offered picturesque views, as suggested by the figures in peasant dress on the tree-lined path. https://t.co/iZUmpIJjmS

[Tate @Tate]

#ArtWords: The 'Kitchen Sink painters' are a group of British artists in the 1950s who painted ordinary people in scenes of everyday life https://t.co/b39UtUNkRi
Peter Coker, Table and Chair 1955, Tate collection