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Philip Kennicott

Philip Kennicott

Senior Art and Architecture Critic at The Washington Post

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Philip Kennicott
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‘Africa & Byzantium’ reconfigures ancient and modern worlds at the Met - The Washington Post

“Africa & Byzantium” at the Met reconfigures both ancient and modern worlds.
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Review | The Met risked messing up its great European galleries. It...

After a $150 million renovation, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s European collection is back on view, more magnificent than ever.
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Review | Dawoud Bey turns to landscape, well trodden and haunted - ...

The eminent photographer Dawoud Bey uses black-and-white images to see the world as the ancestors once did.
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Review | The Harlem Renaissance wasn't just nightclubs. It was abou...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art explores the Harlem Renaissance, including its contentious ideas.
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Perspective | Drake helped rescue an art theme park. It should belo...

Luna Luna, a theme park with works by Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat and others, was a 1987 experiment in fun. It’s now a valuable period piece.
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Perspective | The horror of the Key Bridge disappearing overnight -...

The bridge symbolized technological prowess and human connection. Its collapse triggers darker emotions.
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Trump’s use of blood as image has deep Christian roots - The Washin...

An exhibition in Los Angeles traces the meaning of blood in art, with powerful lessons for the present political moment.

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Trump’s use of blood as image has deep Christian roots - The Washin...

An exhibition in Los Angeles traces the meaning of blood in art, with powerful lessons for the present political moment.
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Review | She invented Peter Rabbit, then used the money to buy acre...

A Beatrix Potter exhibition at the Morgan Library is about more than just storybooks.
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Review | An artist with a big, messy life gets a big, messy musical...

On Broadway, ‘Lempicka’ resurrects Madonna’s favorite Polish Art Deco master as a contemporary icon of liberation
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Perspective | The Venice Biennale, world's preeminent art event, is...

The 60th convening of the biennale in Venice suggests renewed determination in the face of world conflict and despair.