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The artist, who died Saturday, was hailed in his 20s by an establishment fixated on abstraction and purity. He spent the rest of his career producing work that repudiated those limits.
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Two major exhibitions celebrate how the simple act of weaving can be filled with sophistication, beauty and meaning.
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Ramberg’s paintings, displayed in a ravishing retrospective at the Art Institute of Chicago, are devastatingly cool and suggestive.
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One of our most celebrated living artists, Nicole Eisenman is the subject of a superb retrospective at the MCA Chicago.
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“Matisse and the Sea,” an exhibition in St. Louis, examines Henri Matisse’s fascination with the sea over his long career.
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A gem-like show at the National Museum of Asian Art shows James McNeill Whistler like you’ve never seen him.
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Artist Richard Serra, dead at 85, offered a strange (and strangely intimidating) new way to think about sculpture.
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The 81st edition of the Whitney Biennial is the best in a decade.
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Picasso’s “Guernica” has long been called to speak during wartime. Our critic visited Spain to take its measure.
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Brad Gooch’s new biography, “Radiant,” captures the life of the iconoclastic artist who helped to define 1980s New York before dying at 31.
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In “Ballads of East and West,” Raqib Shaw’s magnificent paintings detonated my ideas of taste.
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